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No, Delta Airlines does not allow passengers to transfer a ticket to someone else’s name. Once a ticket is purchased, it is non-transferable, meaning only the person whose name is on the ticket can use it. This policy ensures security and prevents misuse of airline tickets. However, Delta offers flexibility in other areas, such as allowing passengers to change flight dates, times, or destinations for a fee, depending on the ticket type.

If you can't use the ticket, Delta’s non-refundable tickets are typically eligible for an eCredit, which can be used for future flights but must be used by the same person whose name was on the original ticket. Refundable tickets offer more freedom, as they can be canceled and refunded back to the original form of payment.

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