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IATA Code

DL

ICAO Code

DAL

Routes

1,981

About

Delta Air Lines is a full-service U.S. network carrier headquartered in Atlanta and a founding member of SkyTeam. A Delta-marketed itinerary can include Delta Connection or a partner such as Air France, KLM, Korean Air, LATAM, or Virgin Atlantic, so check the operating carrier before applying Delta's policies to every segment.

Hubs & Focus Cities

Airports where Delta Air Lines operates 5+ routes

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Network

351 airports served

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Baggage Policy

Direct answer: Delta includes one carry-on bag and one personal item with every travel experience, including Delta Main Basic. The carry-on can be up to 22 × 14 × 9 in (56 × 35 × 23 cm), including handles and wheels. Delta does not publish one universal personal-item measurement; it must fit under the seat.

For domestic travel within the United States, a standard first checked bag for Delta Main or Delta Comfort is now $45 each way, and the second is $55. A standard bag is up to 62 linear inches (157 cm) and 50 lb (23 kg). Delta First includes two checked bags up to 70 lb (32 kg) each.

International allowances are not safely summarized by one transatlantic or transpacific table: the result depends on origin, destination, travel experience, ticket date, status, card benefit, and operating carrier. Check the baggage result attached to your reservation before purchasing.

Eligible Delta SkyMiles American Express primary cardmembers now receive the first and second standard checked bags free on domestic Delta-operated flights; companions on the same reservation receive the first bag benefit, subject to the card terms. Medallion and SkyTeam benefits can change the allowance further.

Use Delta's official baggage page for excess weight, size, sports equipment, and route-specific fees. Third parties are not authorized to sell Delta checked baggage in advance.

In-Flight Experience

Delta One (International/Transcontinental):

  • Lie-flat suites with doors on A350 and refreshed 767
  • Delta One Lounges at JFK, LAX, MSP, SEA, BOS
  • Chef-curated dining, pre-departure drinks
  • Tumi amenity kits, custom bedding

Premium Select (International):

  • 38" pitch, 18.5" width, footrest and leg rest
  • Dedicated cabin between Delta One and Main
  • Enhanced meals with wine pairings
  • Amenity kit, noise-reducing headphones

First Class (Domestic):

  • 37-39" pitch recliner seats
  • Complimentary meals and premium drinks
  • Priority boarding, dedicated bins

Delta Comfort:

  • 34" pitch (3-4" extra legroom)
  • Dedicated overhead bins
  • Premium snacks and drinks included
  • Priority boarding

Delta Main:

  • 31-32" pitch
  • Free snacks and soft drinks
  • Complimentary beer/wine on longer flights
  • Seat-back screens or streaming via Delta app
  • Free texting (iMessage, WhatsApp, FB Messenger) on WiFi-equipped flights

Delta Main Basic:

  • Same onboard Delta Main product, with one carry-on and one personal item
  • Seat is assigned after check-in unless an advance assignment is purchased where offered
  • No mileage earning for general SkyMiles members and no upgrades or same-day changes

Delta now labels fare flexibility as Basic, Classic, and Extra across several onboard products. Read both parts of the fare name: “Delta Main” describes the onboard product, while “Basic,” “Classic,” or “Extra” describes flexibility and benefits.

Tips & Tricks

Booking:

  • Compare Delta Main Basic, Classic, and Extra by flexibility and mileage earning; all include the same two cabin items
  • Book directly when practical so changes and disruption handling remain in Delta's own tools

At the Airport:

  • ATL: SkyTrain connects all concourses (every 2 min), allow 20+ min for T→F
  • JFK T4: TSA PreCheck line often longer than regular; CLEAR is faster
  • LAX: Delta is split between T2 and T3, connected airside

Upgrades:

  • Complimentary upgrades clear at T-120, T-72, T-24, and T-0
  • Priority: Diamond > Platinum > Gold > Silver > Amex Reserve holders
  • Regional Upgrade Certificates (RUCs) can confirm upgrades at booking
  • Global Upgrade Certificates (GUCs) for Diamond—use on partner flights or Delta One

SkyMiles Tips:

  • Miles never expire (no activity requirement)
  • Delta Amex cards offer best earning rates and free bags
  • Award prices fluctuate—book early for best availability
  • Transfer partners: Amex MR, Marriott, Lyft

Alliance

Delta Air Lines is a member of SkyTeam, enabling seamless connections and shared benefits with partner airlines.