Delta Air Lines

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Delta Air Lines, Inc. is a major U.S. based airlines headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Founded in 1924, it is now one of the largest airlines in the world after merging with Northwest Airlines in 2008. As of July 2009, it will fly to all 6 continents non-stop, being the second airline to do so after Emirates Airline.

Current Fleet

Configuration Legend: F - First Class (Domestic), J - BusinessElite (International), Y - Coach Class

Manufacturer	Type	Engines	Period of service	Amount	Seating Configuration	Routes
Boeing	737-700	CFM International CFM56	2007-	7	F12Y112	Domestic, Central America
Boeing	737-800	CFM International CFM56	1998-	71	F16Y144	Domestic, Central America, Caribbean
Boeing	757-200	Pratt & Whitney PW4000	1984-	134	F24Y162, F26Y158, J16Y158 (Europe)	Domestic, Central America, South America, Caribbean, Europe
Boeing	767-300	General Electric CF6	1987-	19	F24Y238	Domestic
Boeing	767-300ER	General Electric CF6 and Pratt & Whitney PW4000	1990-	57	J35Y181, J30Y189	Europe, Portland-Tokyo, Guam-Tokyo
Boeing	767-400ER	General Electric CF6	2000-	21	J40Y206 (Europe), J41Y200 (Europe)	Europe
Boeing	777-200ER	Rolls Royce Trent 892	1999-	8	J50Y218	Atlanta-Tokyo, Seoul, Shanghai, Tel Aviv, Dubai, Kuwait
Boeing	777-200LR	General Electric GE90	2008-	2 (8 on order)	J43Y233	Atlanta-Mumbai, Atlanta-Seoul
McDonnell Douglas	MD-88	Pratt & Whitney JT9D	1987-	115	F14Y128, Y134 (Shuttle)	Domestic, East Coast Shuttle (Boston-New York/LaGuardia-Washington D.C./Reagan)
McDonnell Douglas	MD-90	International Aero Engines V2500	1995	16	F12Y138	Domestic (out of Salt Lake City only)