Hubs and Geographic Reach Delta Air Lines anchors its network at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL), the busiest airport in the world by passenger volume. Additional hubs in New York-JFK, Los Angeles, Detroit, Minneapolis, and Seattle provide comprehensive coverage across North America and intercontinental routes. Alliances and Joint Ventures A founding member of SkyTeam, Delta is deeply integrated with Air France, KLM, and Virgin Atlantic in a transatlantic joint venture. It also codeshares with Korean Air across the Pacific and maintains North American partnerships with Aeromexico and WestJet. Nonstop Routes Delta connects the U.S. to over 50 international destinations nonstop. Key routes include Atlanta–Johannesburg, New York–Paris, Los Angeles–Sydney, and Seattle–Tokyo. Its focus on corporate-heavy routes secures dominance on transatlantic flights. Fleet and Operations Delta maintains a diverse fleet of over 900 aircraft, including Airbus A350s and Boeing 767s, with ongoing investment in fleet renewal. It is known for operational reliability and on-time performance. Cabins and Service Delta One Suites offer fully flat beds with privacy doors, Premium Select competes with international premium economy products, and Delta Comfort+ provides enhanced space and amenities. Wi-Fi and free messaging are standard. Performance and Recognition Regularly rated the most reliable U.S. carrier, Delta’s strength lies in punctuality, extensive coverage, and customer loyalty through its SkyMiles program. History Founded in 1925 as a crop-dusting company, Delta evolved into a global giant, maintaining a reputation for resilience and adaptability.