
Delta's new uniform policy bans employees from wearing pins representing any country or nationality besides the U.S. This policy change was implemented following a social media uproar over two flight attendants photographed wearing Palestinian pins.

Delta Air Lines' new uniform rule, banning employees from wearing pins representing any country or nationality besides the U.S., will be implemented on Monday following a social media controversy over two flight attendants photographed wearing Palestinian pins6.

Delta removed the controversial social media post, acknowledged the error, and stated that the employee responsible for the post "has been counseled and no longer supports Delta's social channels4." The airline also issued an apology and announced a change in its uniform policy, effective Monday, to only permit US flag pins to be worn by employees.