Airbus A350
Airbus · In production
First operator in North America; -1000s arriving.
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DL Delta Air Lines
United States · SkyTeam · Hub: Atlanta (ATL)
America's oldest operating airline, flying since 1925 — and the industry's revenue heavyweight.
Types in fleet7
Biggest aircraftAirbus A350
AllianceSkyTeam
Founded1925
IATADL
Side by side
The fleet at true scale
Every type Delta Air Lines flies, drawn to the same scale — widest wings on the left. Tap any silhouette.
The fleet
37 in fleet
≈50 in fleet
≈50 in fleet
≈100 in fleet
≈270 in fleet
≈250 in fleet
≈75 in fleet
What Delta Air Lines flies
Airbus A330
Airbus · In production (A330neo)
Largest A330neo operator.
Full specification →Boeing 767
Boeing · In production (freighter/tanker)
The largest passenger operator; sole -400ER operator with United.
Full specification →Boeing 757
Boeing · Out of production (2004) — in service
The largest passenger fleet, -200s and -300s.
Full specification →Boeing 737
Boeing · In production (MAX series)
Full specification →Airbus A320 family
Airbus · In production
Full specification →Airbus A220
Airbus · In production
The largest A220 fleet in the world.
Full specification →
Route records
Their longest flights
| Route | Aircraft | Distance | Block time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Johannesburg (JNB) → Atlanta (ATL) | Airbus A350-900 | 13,582 km | 16 h 30 |
From our longest flights in the world board.
Good to know
Delta Air Lines, in a few facts
- Made fast Wi-Fi free across most of its fleet — one of the first US majors to do it.
- The only airline in the world that owns its own oil refinery.
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