Delta Air Lines (DL)

Delta Air Lines (DL) flies to 352 destinations in 61 countries. Route counts include codeshare and partner-operated flights sold under the DL code. Mostly domestic (244 routes) with 108 international.

DL is part of SkyTeam. In practice that means your frequent flyer miles work on partner airlines, you can use partner lounges, and connecting flights on alliance carriers can be booked on a single ticket. SkyTeam partners include Delta, Air France-KLM, Korean Air, and Aeromexico.

DL hubs: Atlanta (ATL), 239 routes; Minneapolis (MSP), 150 routes; Detroit (DTW), 124 routes; New York (JFK), 116 routes; Salt Lake City (SLC), 108 routes. The one closest to you is where you get the most nonstop options. If you need to connect, that's the airport to do it through.

Delta Air Lines Hub Airports

8 hubs spread across the network. That means most parts of the country have a nearby DL hub with nonstop options. If your closest hub doesn't fly where you need, the second-closest probably does.

Delta Air Lines Fleet & Aircraft Types

33 aircraft types appear on DL routes. This includes aircraft operated by partner airlines, not just Delta Air Lines metal. Large mixed fleet across the partner network. What you actually sit on varies by route.

Delta Air Lines Operating Partners

Not every flight with a DL number is actually Delta Air Lines. These partner airlines operate routes under the DL code. Your booking and flight number say DL, but the plane and crew belong to one of these carriers.

On shorter routes from the hubs, this usually means a regional jet. Smaller plane, 2-2 seating, less overhead bin space. Check the aircraft code when you book. If it says E175, CRJ, or ATR, that's a partner regional jet.

Delta Air Lines: All 352 Destinations

Every nonstop route Delta Air Lines flies. Each destination links to the full route page with schedules, competing airlines, and connection options.

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