Delta Airlines a Giant in The US Aviation Industry

Delta Airlines is a major airline in the United States. This company offers flights to all six continents worldwide. The merger with Northwest Airlines in 2008 helped him become the largest commercial airline in the world. Founded in 1928, Delta Airlines is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. One of the major US airlines, Delta is the second largest airline in the world in terms of passengers carried, the third largest in terms of passenger revenue and sixth in terms of operating revenues. It operates domestic and international flights. Delta Flight Status airline is available in all major centers of this airline. 1,632 flights are operated by this company on a daily basis. The subsidiaries of Delta Airline are Comair, Delta Shuttle and Delta AirElite.


The services offered by Delta Airlines

Delta operates domestic and international flights covering South America, North America, Asia, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Australia and the Caribbean islands. Flights are available for 356 seats in 65 nations. Travel classes include BusinessElite, First Class Domestic, Economy Comfort Class, Domestic Economy Class and Economy Class International.

Business

Currently, the airline is running under the able leadership of Richard H. Anderson, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Edward Bastian, president.

Financial Performance

Annual sales: $ 31.8 billion (2010)
Liquidity: $ 5.5 billion (31/03/2011)
Net income: $ 593 million (2010)
Operating income: US $ 2.217 billion (2010)
Total Capital: US $ 897 million (2010)
Total Assets: 43,188,000 US dollars (2010)

Concentrators

The main centers of Delta Airlines are:

/ Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
The Atlanta International Airport Hartsfield-Jackson (the busiest airport in the world by passenger traffic)
Airport Detroit Wayne County
Memphis International Airport
International John F. Kennedy Airport (New York)
Tokyo-Narita International Airport
The Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport
Salt Lake City International Airport
Paris-Charles de Gaulle