A Delta Air Lines plane takes off from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta, Nov. 22, 2022. Delta Air Lines said Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023, that it will raise pay for its non-union employees by 5% on April 1, and increase a pool used for merit raises. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson, File)ATLANTA (AP) — Delta Air Lines said Tuesday it will raise pay for its non-union employees by 5% on April 1 and increase a pool used for merit raises.
Among those getting the increases will be flight attendants, who have been the target of several close organizing campaigns by unions.
The raises are far more modest than ones that Delta’s union pilots are voting on. That agreement would raise pilots’ pay by more than 30% over the four-year life of the contract. Voting ends March 1.
Pilots are the highest-paid work group at airlines, and smaller carriers have struggled with a shortage of them.
Airlines have been hiring and raising pay to attract and keep workers as travel has recovered from the 2020 low point of the pandemic, when the number of passengers plunged and airlines paid employees to take early retirement.
Shares of Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines Inc. slipped about 1% in afternoon trading.
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