Delta Revamped Its Brooklyn Dating Wall With 133 Airport Codes to Celebrate Hometowns Outside of NYC

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If you were hoping to take a selfie at the #DeltaDatingWall in Williamsburg, Brooklyn this weekend, you’ll find that the airline has overhauled the wall. Instead of detailed paintings of exotic locales, the wall is now adorned with playful yet intricate depictions of 133 airport codes—all of the places you can fly out of NYC on Delta.

The airport code illustrations by artist Celyn Brazier, who worked with Delta’s creative agency Wieden + Kennedy in New York (the walls were handpainted by Colossal Media), all showcase something special about the city or town they depict.

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