From Academy Award®-nominee Joshua Seftel, “A Century of Flight” is about how Delta became the first U.S. airline to achieve 100 years of flight by relying on our values of always putting people first amid the many challenges that faced the airline industry.

The 45-minute documentary tells the personal stories of Delta people at every level of the company to give insights into our 100-year journey.

Joshua Seftel is an Academy Award®-nominee best known for directing the Emmy-winning landmark series Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, the feature film War, Inc. starring John Cusack, Marisa Tomei and Ben Kingsley, and his regular appearances on CBS Sunday Morning where he interviews his 86-year-old mother. Joshua's Academy Award®-nominated short documentary Stranger at the Gate is the latest film in Seftel’s Emmy and Peabody-nominated Secret Life of Muslims project (SXSW), which combats Islamophobia with filmmaking. Seftel, who experienced antisemitism as a child, has been committed to working on this subject matter for the past seven years.

His other award-winning films include Taking on the Kennedys (POV), Ennis’ Gift (HBO), The Home Team (SXSW) and The Many Sad Fates of Mr. Toledano (NYT Op-Docs, Tribeca). He is also a contributor to the Peabody Award-winning podcast This American Life and The New York Times.