Marble Institute of Technology
Companies · DAL

How many aircraft does Delta Air Lines have registered?

As of October 8, 2026, Delta Air Lines has 1,123 aircraft registered in the U.S. aircraft registry. 1,120 are large jets, 1 are piston planes and 2 are other kinds.

Delta Air Lines also holds 228 reserved registration numbers for aircraft not yet registered.

1,095 to 1,123.

5001,0001,123Oct 8
5001,0001,123Oct 8
Delta Air Lines in the U.S. aircraft registry, March 19, 2026 to October 8, 2026
DateAircraft
March 19, 20261,095
March 20, 20261,095
April 29, 20261,105
May 11, 20261,099
June 30, 20261,107
July 31, 20261,111
August 31, 20261,115
September 30, 20261,122
October 8, 20261,123
Delta Air Lines in the U.S. aircraft registry, March 19, 2026 to October 8, 2026. This count is aircraft registered in the company’s own name. Aircraft held for it by a lessor or a trustee are not counted. Source: U.S. aircraft registry, as captured by Terminal, Marble Institute of Technology.

Questions

Is Delta Air Lines’s registered fleet growing?

The count went from 1,095 on March 19, 2026 to 1,123 on October 8, 2026, up 28.

What kinds of aircraft does Delta Air Lines have registered?

1,120 are large jets, 1 are piston planes and 2 are other kinds.

Where does this number come from?

From the U.S. aircraft registry, a public record. Terminal keeps every version of the file and maps each registrant to the company behind it. This count is aircraft registered in the company’s own name. Aircraft held for it by a lessor or a trustee are not counted. Registration is not flight: the registry shows who holds an aircraft, not whether it flies.

Source: U.S. aircraft registry, a public record, as captured by Terminal. Counts as of , updated with each data build. Methodology

Terminal keeps every version of the registry and maps each aircraft to the company and ticker behind it. See Terminal · Request the sample pack (opens in a new tab)