Delta Air Lines
Delta Air Lines began passenger operations in 1929, though it can trace its roots back to a cropduster company formed in 1925. Atlanta is the airline's largest hub airport, and it is one of the world's largest airlines based on passengers carried. (Featured image: Vincenzo Pace - Simple Flying)
- IATA/ICAO Code:
- DL/DAL
- Airline Type:
- Full Service Carrier
- Hub(s):
- Boston Logan International Airport, Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Los Angeles International Airport, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, New York JFK Airport, LaGuardia Airport, Salt Lake City International Airport, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
- Year Founded:
- 1929
- Alliance:
- SkyTeam
- CEO:
- Ed Bastian
- Country:
- United States
latest Delta Air Lines Articles
Delta Air Lines Announces Honolulu-Tokyo Haneda Route With Boeing 767-300ER
The daily nonstop service will start at the end of October.
Why Did Delta Air Lines Take On The Boeing 757?
The 'flying pencil' remains an important aircraft type for the US legacy carrier today.
Passenger Claims Delta Air Lines Lost Her Dog At Atlanta Airport
Contributing to the complications, the passenger was denied entry into the US.
Why Did Delta Air Lines Take On The Douglas DC-4?
The airline was one of several major carriers to operate the four-engine piston plane in the mid-20th century.
The Different Tiers Of Delta Air Lines' SkyMiles Program
Elite staus beings many perks and benefits in mileage earning and onboard treatment - with Delta Air Lines and its partners.
Delta Air Lines May Change Sky Club Entry Policies Again
The airline could soon pose restrictions on passengers with American Express cards.
Delta Air Lines' Fleet In August 2023
A large majority of Delta's aircraft are narrowbodies, 805 to be exact, leaving just 159 widebodies.
How Delta Air Lines Is Improving Onboard Medical Emergency Response
The legacy carrier is set to overhaul in-flight medical kits across its entire fleet, going "above and beyond" the FAA's current guidance.
Why Is Alaska's Juneau International Airport So Challenging To Fly Into?
From its remarkable scenery to its challenging approach, we look at what it takes to land at Juneau Airport.
Delta Announces Plans For Its Third Business-Class Sky Club In Boston
Delta is adding new lounges for its premium passengers only starting in 2024.
Delta Air Lines Cuts Boston-Mexico City Route Before Launch
The route was to be launched in December.
Which US Airlines Allow Dogs & Should More Airlines Allow Dogs On Flights?
Which carriers allow passengers to bring their furry friends into the cabin?
Delta Comfort Plus: Everything You Need To Know
This class of service can come with a lot more than just extra legroom.
Top 5: The Airlines Planning The Most Routes For The Rest Of 2023
The five have more than 6,700 routes this August-December.
Comparing The US Big 3 Airlines' Capacity Trends This Summer
Most are winner's here, but there are some losers.
Embraer E175 Service: Delta Announces New Tulsa International-New York LaGuardia Flights
Delta Connection is expanding its domestic route network.
Delta-Backed Private Jet Outfit Wheels Up Avoids Bankruptcy With $500 Million Investment
The private jet company has been saved by an American legacy carrier.
$7.6 Billion Worth: July US Travel Agency Airline Ticket Sales Rise 11% Year On Year
Travel agencies are reporting that an average ticket price is lowering as passengers return to the skies.
Delta Air Lines' Propel Academy Opens In Florida
The Academy is one of many ways the airline allows young aviators to pursue their dreams.