Delta Airlines

Delta Airlines

‘Keep climbing’ they say. Delta Airlines is a legacy carrier and the major airline in the United States. It is one of the oldest airlines operating in America and is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Founded in 1925, Delta serves 325 destinations within 52 countries. They operate 5,400 flights every day including its subsidiary, Delta Connection which takes care of all the regional flights.

Delta is known as the second largest airline of the world in terms of fleet size and passengers carried

Hubs

Atlanta: Headquartered in Atlanta, the Atlanta airport becomes the main hub for Delta flights. It is for the southeastern United States and is the main doorway to Latin America and the Caribbean. All the major flights of Delta take off from Atlanta Airport.

Boston: All the European and North American flights operated from Boston Airport.

Detroit: The airport is the major Asian doorway to the Eastern United States. However, Delta serves some European and American destinations from Detroit Airport.

Los Angeles: The airport is the subordinate west coast hub. The flight operates from here to cities in Latin America, Asia, Australia, and Europe, also all the major west coast cities.

Minneapolis/ St. Paul: The airport is the major doorway to Canadian destinations as well as American metropolitan destinations. It also serves some selected Asian and European destinations.

New York- JFK: It is the major transatlantic hub for the airlines. It also serves a few ‘prestige routes’ of the west coast like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle.

New York- LaGuardia: This is the second hub of Delta in New York. It covers all the many East Coast U.S. cities and a few regional places in the United States and Canada.

Salt Lake City: It is the rocky mountain region of the United States. Delta offers its flight to U.S. destinations and regional destinations within the U.S. from Salt Lake City Airport. It also serves a few destinations in Canada and Mexico and selected cities in Europe and Hawaii.  

Seattle/Tacoma: It is the major West Coast hub Of Delta Airlines It serves the major United States destinations as well as regional destinations of the Pacific Northwest. The Airport is the International doorway to Asia for the western United States.

In Flights Cabins

Delta One: Delta one is a premium business class product for long-haul flights. It isn’t available on all Delta’s aircraft. It has a lie-flat seating which turns into a bed. This Cabin serves on-demand in-flight-entertainment (IFE) systems, universal power ports, a movable reading light, and a folding work table. Passengers also receive complimentary chef-curated meals, refreshments, alcoholic beverages, an amenity kit, premium bedding, and pre-flight Sky Club access.

Premium Select: Premium Select is the best Economy product. It offers extra legroom; adjustable leg rests; extra seat pitch, width, and recline. Though this cabin is only in limited Delta’s aircraft.

First Class: First class cabins are in all the short haul/ medium haul flights which means they are for domestic destinations. First class passengers get all the check-in and boarding privileges.

You’re going to get the royal treatment while flying in first class as there are numerous snacks you’re going to get. The crew will serve thirst-wrenching beverages and alcohol. Also, they have a full 3-course meal on flights 900 miles and longer. You get Delta Studio access for your entertainment purposes and all other amenities in flight.

Main Cabin: It is the basic economy product and is available on all short & long haul aircrafts. It has an articulating seat bottom through which the seat can be shifted and also reclines with the enough legroom. For short haul flights they serve snacks and non-alcoholic beverages. You can purchase alcoholic drinks if you wish to. For long-haul aircrafts they serve complete meals, snacks, beverages and alcohol which are all complementary.