US airlines have the world's four largest fleets. Here's how the Boeing and Airbus planes operated by Delta, United, American, and Southwest shape up.

For frequent flyers and aviation enthusiasts alike, the question of which airline boasts the biggest or oldest fleet often ...

As of the end of 2017, Delta Air Lines had 856 aircraft in its mainline fleet, with an average age of 16.7 years. For comparison, American Airlines' mainline fleet had an average age of just 10.1 ...

Delta now has the second oldest fleet with an average age of 14.6 years, according to Planespotters.net. American Airlines and Southwest Airlines, by comparison, have fleets with an average age of ...

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SkyWest Airlines has announced a significant order with Embraer for up to 110 E175 regional jets at the 2025 Paris Air Show.

In partnership with T-Mobile, Delta's goal is to bring reliable, streaming-quality connectivity to its entire fleet. The airline already offers free Wi-Fi on around 90% of its 700 domestic ...

Business Insider has compiled charts and data to show how the Big Four airlines' fleets compare ... of its fleet, showing how its extensive network offers numerous long-haul flights. Delta ...

Delta Air Lines ... and data to show how the Big Four airlines' fleets compare. With 1,023 planes, United Airlines has the largest fleet in the world, according to data from Ch-aviation.