As of October 1, 2026, Delta has two targeted eCredit offers showing up in some SkyMiles accounts. One pays a $100 eCredit for an international trip in Delta Main between January 15 and March 31, 2027. The other pays up to $150 in eCredits for flying Delta Comfort, with flights completed by November 19, 2026. Both need you to enroll first, and only targeted members can.

Offer One: $100 for an International Trip in Delta Main

Enroll, then book a Delta Main ticket to one of the eligible international destinations and fly it between January 15 and March 31, 2027. Complete the flight and you get a $100 eCredit. Read the offer's full terms in your Delta account before booking, including which fares and routes qualify.

The eligible destinations are Amsterdam, Athens, Barcelona, Dublin, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Lisbon, London Heathrow, Madrid, Milan, Munich, Paris, Rome, Venice and Zurich in Europe, Marrakesh in Morocco, and Auckland, Brisbane, Hong Kong, Melbourne, Seoul, Shanghai, Sydney, Taipei and Tokyo (Haneda or Narita) in Asia-Pacific.

If you're already pricing a winter trip to one of those cities, enroll before you book.

Offer Two: Up to $150 for Flying Delta Comfort

This offer pays per flight, in any order, for Delta Comfort trips completed by November 19, 2026:

  • $25 eCredit for your first eligible domestic Comfort flight
  • $25 eCredit for your second eligible domestic Comfort flight
  • $100 eCredit for one eligible Comfort flight to Europe

Domestic flights have to start and end within the 50 states, and U.S. territories don't count. The European destinations are Amsterdam, Athens, Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Copenhagen, Dublin, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Lisbon, London Heathrow, Madrid, Milan, Munich, Nice, Paris, Prague, Reykjavik, Rome, Stockholm, Venice, Zurich, Catania, Malta, Naples, Olbia, Porto and Shannon.

Each eCredit lands within 30 days after the flight it's tied to, and it's valid for six months from the date Delta issues it.

How to Check Whether You're Targeted

  1. Log in to your SkyMiles account and open Delta's promotions page.
  2. If either offer is listed, enroll before you book the flights you want to count.
  3. Book the right cabin: Delta Main for the $100 international offer, Delta Comfort for the $150 offer.
  4. Watch your account for the eCredit within 30 days of each qualifying flight on the Comfort offer.

If neither shows up, check your email for the offer from Delta too.

When These Offers Pay Off

These pay off when they line up with a trip you'd take anyway. A $100 eCredit on a winter international trip you already planned is a straight discount on the next ticket. Paying up for Comfort on domestic flights you'd otherwise book in Main, just to collect $25 eCredits, usually isn't.

The Comfort credits also expire six months after issue, so make sure you'll fly Delta again in that window. If Delta is your airline, our Delta SkyMiles card comparison covers which card fits how often you fly, and the Delta Amex second free checked bag piece covers what the cards waive on domestic trips.

Log in today and check the promotions page. If you're targeted and have a trip that fits, enroll before you book.

Sources

  1. Delta: SkyMiles promotions page (sign-in required; targeted offers appear here)

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