She was refitted until 27 January 1940 before she joined the 3rd Destroyer Flotilla. "Delight" was damaged in heavy weather on 8 April and forced to return to port for repairs. During the Norwegian Campaign, "Delight" escorted the aircraft carrier as she returned to Scapa Flow on 25 April to replenish her aircraft. On 1 May, she ferried troops to the light cruisers and of the 18th Cruiser Squadron during the evacuation from Åndalsnes. "Delight" supported the Allied troops on 27–28 May as they recaptured Narvik before she was sent to Bodø the next day to investigate reports of a German amphibious landing. Over the next two nights, the ship and seven other destroyers evacuated British troops from Bodø. On 7–8 June, "Delight" escorted a troop convoy evacuating Allied troops from Narvik (Operation Alphabet).