Bottom line
- Best for:Delta Blue is the simplest no-fee entry to Delta, best for occasional flyers who do not need free checked bags or priority boarding.
- Check eligibility:The card does not include free checked bags, priority boarding or lounge access.
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Highlights
- $0 annual fee:Easy to keep long term.
- 2x Delta and dining:Earn 2x SkyMiles on eligible Delta purchases and restaurants worldwide, and 1x elsewhere.
- Pay with Miles:Use miles toward eligible Delta bookings under program rules.
- 20% inflight savings:Receive 20% back on eligible Delta inflight food and beverage purchases.
- No foreign transaction fee:No foreign transaction fee.
How to judge long-term value
Delta Blue is about no-fee simplicity, not premium airline perks. Occasional flyers may like it; frequent bag checkers should compare Delta Gold.
What to know before applying
- The card does not include free checked bags, priority boarding or lounge access.
- SkyMiles award prices vary; compare against cash fares.
Drawbacks
- Few airline perks:The no-fee structure comes with limited Delta travel perks.
- 1x elsewhere:It is weak for large amounts of uncategorized spending.
Frequently asked questions
Does Delta Blue have an annual fee?
No, the annual fee is $0.
Does it include a free checked bag?
No. Compare Delta Gold or higher-tier cards for bag benefits.
Summary
Delta Blue is about no-fee simplicity, not premium airline perks. Occasional flyers may like it; frequent bag checkers should compare Delta Gold.
Application linkCheck the current Delta Blue welcome offer
View current applicationConfirm the final offer, fees and eligibility before submitting.

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