Delta debuts humorous new safety video

Delta Air Lines has debuted another new safety video with a variety of sight gags and jokes.

The new video features a return of Deltalina, the flight attendant who wags her finger at would-be smokers on flights.

She's one of what Delta calls the "hottest stars from Delta's most beloved videos" who appear in the new safety video briefing with an awards show theme.

Since late 2012, Delta has been using humorous safety videos "meant to grab the attention of even the most seasoned travelers" with surprises and pop culture, according to the Atlanta-based airline.

Credit: Kelly Yamanouchi

Credit: Kelly Yamanouchi

The latest safety video will run for three months on Delta flights.

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