Delta Air Lines, based in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, has announced expansion of its international routes, including using larger aircraft, for the summer of 2010.

A leading advocate of the rights of airline passenger has sued Delta Air Lines, based in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, for allegedly hacking her e-mail accounts and personal computer.

American Airlines, headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, the United States, is considering making an equity investment in Japan Airlines, the flag-carrier airline of Japan.

United Airlines has increased its number of flights to the ski town of Aspen in Colorado, the United States, for the forthcoming ski season.

Delta Air Lines is suspending its non-stop, 5-days-a-week flights between Salt Lake City, Utah, the United States, and Tokyo in Japan from October 1, 2009, owing to a decline in the demand for travel due to the A/H1N1 virus pandemic (swine flu.)

Delta Air Lines, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, has announced that it is planning to cut more jobs in the management and administrative segments of the company.

Following the merger, Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines, the two United States-based carriers, have decided to stop flying between Evansville Regional Airport in Indiana and Memphis Airport in Tennessee from September 1, 2009. 

Delta Air Lines will cut a flight temporarily to and from Minot, North Dakota, the United States, in September 2009.

Delta Airlines and Continental Airlines have increased fees for checked baggage.

Delta Air Lines is looking for a federal subsidy for its service to Tupelo Regional Airport in Tupelo in Mississippi, the United States, because of a decline in customer demand as well as an increase in the price of fuel. In a statement, Delta Air Lines, based in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, said its services to Tupelo Regional Airport will not be interrupted.

The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) has fined Delta Air Lines, based in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, $375,000 for “improperly bumping” passengers on oversold planes.

Delta Air Lines, based in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, and Virgin Blue, based in Brisbane, Australia, are planning a joint venture in an effort to increase the reach of both airlines between the United States, Australia, and the South Pacific.

Delta Air Lines, the largest airline in the world, started daily, non-stop flights between Sydney in Australia and Los Angeles in the United States on July 3, 2009, becoming the 4th international carrier to fly between Australia and the United States.

Delta Air Lines has announced that it is moving its non-stop flight from Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, to Mumbai in India back to John F Kennedy International Airport in New York with effect from October 24, 2009.

Delta Air Lines announced that it will cut its system capacity by as much as 10% in 2009 as compared to 2008 because of dwindling revenues.

Delta Air Lines has introduced paperless boarding passes by which passengers can get an electronic boarding pass on their mobile cell phones or iPods if they are on a non-stop flight out of Salt Lake City International Airport in Utah, the United States.

Delta Air Lines was forced to postpone its much-awaited inaugural flight from Atlanta in the United States to Nairobi in Kenya on June 2, 2009, after the airline failed to obtain the United States government’s approval to fly to the east African country. The US government says that will not let ...

Delta Air Lines plans to launch weekly services between Monrovia’s Roberts International Airport and New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport, via Dakar, Senegal.

  Delta Air Lines, based in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, will charge international passengers $50 to check in a second bag only on its flights between the United States and Europe.

Delta Air Lines recently announced that it will begin services from Dallas' Love field airport, from July 6, 2009.

Delta Air Lines will start direct commercial flights between the United States and Kenya via Dakar in Senegal from June 2, 2009.

Delta Air Lines, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, has stopped outsourcing reservation calls to India.

Delta Air Lines, based in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, and the world's largest airline, has reached an agreement with the Air Line Pilots Association and the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to reinstate the voluntary programme that allows pilots to report openly concerns over safety.

Delta Air Lines, based in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, has reported considerable fourth-quarter losses which the airline blamed on higher costs of fuel and a non-cash charge related to stock options following Delta's acquisition of Northwest Airlines.

The passenger traffic at Delta Air Lines, based in Atlanta, Georgia, the United Sates, increased by 13.7% in 2008 thanks to a rise in international routes. However, Delta’s domestic traffic was down by 5.3% in the same period.

Delta Air Lines, based and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, has launched Wi-Fi in-flight internet service on 6 of its aircraft as a prelude to its plan to provide the wireless access service on all of its 330-jet domestic fleet by 2009.

Delta Air Lines, based and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, has said that the November 2008 traffic dropped at both Delta and its new subsidiary, Northwest Airlines.

Delta Air Lines, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, and Alaska Airlines, based in Seattle, Washington, the United States, have announced that they will become “preferred alliance partners” along the Pacific Coast.

Delta Air Lines, which finalised its merger with Northwest Airlines about two weeks ago, has announced 15 new international routes, which would make it the No. 1 airline based in the United States to fly between the US East Coast and Asia.

Delta Air Lines, which took over Northwest Airlines on October 29, 2008, has decided to charge a fee of $15 to check a first bag for customers flying in the United States.