Search & Buy Delta Air Lines Flights

Make a Delta Air Lines reservation and find some amazing deals with discounted Delta Air Lines tickets at Alternative Airlines

Pay for Delta Air Lines Flights using PayPal or other wide range of payment services

About Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines is a major American airline, with its headquarters and largest hub at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia.

The airline, along with its subsidiaries operate over 5,400 flights daily, serves an extensive domestic and international network that includes 334 destinations in 64 countries on six continents.

The carrier's route network is centered around a system of hubs, international gateway and key airports that the airline operates in Amsterdam, Atlanta, Boston, Detroit, London-Heathrow, Los Angeles, Minneapolis-St. Paul, New York-LaGuardia, New York-JFK, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Salt Lake City, Seattle and Tokyo-Narita.

Delta Air Lines is one of the four founding members of the SkyTeam airline alliance, and operates joint ventures with: Air France-KLM and Alitalia; Virgin Atlantic; and Virgin Australia Regional service is operated under the brand name Delta Connection.

Delta Frequent Flyer Program

Delta Air Lines passengers can earn miles through Skymiles and once a member, passengers can then earn miles towards Award Travel based on ticket price and their SkyMiles status.

In 2013, Delta Air Lines was the world's largest airline in terms of scheduled passengers carried and capacity. Travel Classes for Delta include: Basic Economy, Economy (Main Cabin), Premium Economy, Delta Comfort + and Delta One which is the airline's long-haul international Business class.

On board amenities include WIFI, in-flight entertainment and Delta Sky magazine. Passengers travelling with Delta Air Lines can relax at the executive airport lounges.

Pets, Emotional Support Animals and Service Animals on Delta Airlines

Get all information and rules on taking a pet on a Delta Airline flight. To fly with a service animal, pet, or an emotional support animal on Delta is advised by Alternative Airlines about taking an animal on a plane.

Book Delta Air Lines Flights in English

Alternative Airlines offer a high quality service as we are the travel agent who offer booking of Delta Air Line flights in English. Alongside this, we are a trustworthy company and you can be assured that your travel plans are in safe hands when booking with us.

Delta Payment Plan

Alternative Airlines offer a wide range of Delta flight payment plans. Choose to buy Delta tickets now and pay later with Fly Now Pay Later, PayPal Credit or Affirm. Buy Delta airfares and pay off in installments.

Delta Airlines Deals and Discounts

Get great Delta airline deals with Alternative Airlines. We offer many flight coupons and discounts on any Delta Airlines reservation so grab some amazing Delta deals today! 

Delta Air Lines News

13th June 2018

Delta Airlines launch new route between New York and Los Angeles

Since 3rd June 2018,  passengers have been able to make Delta Airlines reservations for a new route between New York and Los Angeles. This flight is operated by an Airbus A330-200 and is scheduled for six times a week, once a day, excluding Saturdays. Flights DL472 and DL658 are expected to take 6 hours and 5 minutes.

The new route from New York to Los Angeles is only expected to run until the end of August, however, if it proves to be popular with Delta Airlines customers, the airline will most likely extend the service until the end of the year.

22nd May 2018

Delta and Korean Air expand codeshare 

Delta and Korean air have expanded their codeshare agreement for May 2018. The new codeshare will see Delta operate a number of additional routes from Atlanta and Seatle on behalf of Korean Air.

Delta will operate over 50 routes from Atlanta for Korean Air, including services to San Francisco, San Antonio, El Paso, Las Vegas, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland. Delta will operate the following routes from Seatle on behalf of Korean Air:

• Seattle – Jackson Hole
• Seattle – Kansas City
• Seattle – Milwaukee
• Seattle – Phoenix
• Seattle – San Diego
• Seattle – San Francisco
• Seattle – Tucson

15th May 2018

Delta announces plans for new international routes in the Middle East

Soon, passengers will be able to make Delta Airlines reservations for flights to Middle Eastern destinations. This comes after U.S. airlines and three Gulf carriers resolved a more than three-year-old dispute over unfair competition. Delta, American Airlines and United have had disputes with Qatar, Etihad and Emirates for a long time. Delta Airlines flight schedules have been governed by unfair susidies, along with other unfair advantages over the years but that ends now. Delta's CEO Ed Bastian said the deal would allow Delta to add new destinations. Delta did service a route from Atlanta to Dubai as part of its flight schedule, but the service was cancelled in 2015.

28th February 2018

Delta announces new routes from Cincinnati 'focus city'

Delta Air Lines is growing again in Cincinnati, announcing two new routes and an overall increase in capacity at its one-time hub.

Non-stop flights to Austin will begin May 1 while service to Phoenix launches Nov. 4. Delta will use Bombardier CRJ-700 regional jets for the Austin flights and Boeing 737-800s for the Phoenix flights. The Phoenix service will include one daily round-trip flight while the Austin schedule features one round-trip flight every day except Saturday.

With the new service, Delta says it will now be flying to all 20 of the top domestic air travel markets from Cincinnati.

Beyond the two new routes, Delta also will bolster capacity on several of its existing routes from Cincinnati. 

The latest round of expansion in follows another from February 2017 that reversed years of significant reductions by the airline there.  

The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) was once a major hub for Delta, but the airline has downsized there during the past decade. Delta has axed dozens of routes and hundreds of flights in Cincinnati during that time, a product of phasing out flying on 50-seat regional jets and updates to its route network following the company’s 2008 merger with Northwest Airlines.

Delta has cut more than 580 daily flights in the past decade at CVG, according to a 2017 analysis by The Cincinnati Enquirer.

Delta had labeled CVG as one of its hub airports until late last year. But, in a presentation to investors in December, Delta downgraded its terminology for Cincinnati to “focus city."  

For now, at least, Delta has modestly begun to grow again in Cincinnati. The company says it has now boosted seat capacity there by 12% during the past two years, doing so through a combination of new destinations, more flights and bigger planes.

Delta says its latest expansion also includes more capacity on about 15 routes it already flew from Cincinnati. Some routes will see expanded flight schedules while others get larger aircraft, a move that increases the number of seats Delta can sell.

Seattle service that had been seasonal will now operate year-round. The airline also will add more flights to its existing schedule between Cincinnati and Baltimore/Washington (BWI).

“With these additions, customers in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky will have more choices to go to the top business and leisure destinations that are important to them, and we look forward to continuing this growth,” Eric Phillips, Delta's Cincinnati market chief, said in a statement.

Once the new flights begin, Delta says its Cincinnati schedule will include 82 peak day departures to 36 destinations. That’s down from 89 daily peak departures from Delta’s summer 2017 schedule and from the 106 daily non-stop flights in its schedule from summer 2014, according to the Enquirer.

23rd October 2017

Delta Air Lines Emerges Most Punctual Legacy Carrier in North America

Delta's performance is all the more exceptional as it also finished ahead of smaller airlines like Alaska Airlines and Sun Country Airlines.

Delta Air Lines scored an on-time performance of 83 percent

Delta Air Lines has emerged the stand-out performer in a new report that measures on-time performance among airlines and airports across North America. 

With an on-time performance (OTP) of 83 percent, Delta soars past its competition among fellow legacy carriers, earning a four-star rating from the OAG, a flight information company based in the UK. 

Delta's performance is all the more exceptional, as it also finished ahead of smaller airlines like Alaska Airlines and Sun Country Airlines, which have fewer routes and carry fewer passengers, analysts note. 
"In a US air travel ecosystem that relies on major hubs, it's easy for a single delay or cancelation to knock an entire day of flights off schedule," reads the report. 

"Despite managing one of the largest fleets in the world, Delta has remained a cut above its competitors." 

For comparison, Southwest Airlines, American Airlines and United Airlines all scored 79 percent in OTP and earned three stars. 

The smaller Hawaiian Airlines is the only North American carrier to receive a five-star rating for its 88 percent performance rate. 

Among the biggest airport hubs in North America, Salt Lake City International Airport emerged the leader with an OTP of 85 percent, followed closely by Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. 
 

26th June 2017

Delta and Korean Air in joint venture 

9th May 2017

Aeromexico and Delta Air Lines announce codeshare agreement

Aeromexico and Delta Air Lines have announced that from today they will commence their joint codeshare agreement to operate transborder flights between the United States and Mexico. Aeromexico and Delta have confirmed with the U.S Department of Transportation (DOT).

Starting today, Delta and Aeromexico will work together to enhance the customer experience on the ground and in the air by investing in airport facilities, boarding gates and lounges. The two companies will also be able to implement joint sales and marketing initiatives in both countries.

Delta will provide service in the United States through its connecting hubs in Atlanta, Detroit, Los Angeles, Minneapolis-St. Paul, New York, Salt Lake City and Seattle; Aeromexico will offer greater access to Mexico through its hubs in Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara.

The carriers are writing a new chapter in the history of aviation in the Americas with the first immunized transborder alliance between Mexico and the United States. This partnership will allow the carriers to expand competition and serve new destinations. Additional service and more convenient schedules will benefit customers of both companies, while deepening the relationship the airlines have shared for more than 20 years.

29th March 2017

Delta Air Lines and Korean Air to expand partnership

Delta Air Lines and Korean Air have agreed to expand their historic partnership in aims to boost competition between USA and Asia and to increase travel choices for passengers. This agreement will create a fully integrate tran-Pacific joint venutre arrangement and continue to serve more than 290 destinations.

Furthermore, Delta Air Lines will provide new non-stop services between Atlanta and Seoul from June 2017.

SkyTeam Alliance is a leading global airline network, with 20 member airlines. SkyTeam alliance was founded in 2000 and now consists of member airlines such as Aerolineas Argentinas, AeroMexico, Air Europa, China Southern, Alitalia, China Airlines, Delta, Garuda Indonesia, Kenya Airways, KLM and others. SkyTeam Alliance network has nearly 16,323 daily flights, with 1,052 destinations in 177 countries.

Alternative Airlines to Delta Air Lines