History of deltas fleet please tell me if I did something wrong as I’m always learning Song 1: Fredji- Welcome Sunshine Song 2: Clark- H.A.Y Outro song: Valence- Infinite
I flew Delta L-10l1s 1from FRA to Atlanta many times in the 1980s when I was in the service. It was just so nice because you could still smoke at the back of the airplane and you meet the most cool people. Thanks for your video.
A few other issues that I noticed. The 717 was not in Delta's fleet until 2013/14 or so about the time Southwest merged with Air Tran and sold/leased them to Delta. All the next Northwest birds came into the Delta fleet around 2008 right after the merger - that would include the A319, A320, A330-200, A330-300, 747-400, 757-300, DC-9-30,40 and 50. I believe that the DC-9s from Northwest continued to fly with Delta until 2011-12. the 767-300 is still flying with Delta.
Just a mistake, not to hurt you the video is great, the DC10 *ordered* by delta was retired in 1976. They got beck the DC10 from Wester Airlines merger. The 767-300ER will not be retired until 2025. They annouce to retire it at 2025. Overall the video is gret
Nice video! I'm an avgeek and was lucky enough to fly on Delta's 767-400er last year. Wow, nice plane! I also flew on their 737-900er, A321 and CRJ900. It's becoming my favorite airline because from an avgeels perspective they have operated practically EVERY Boeing & Airbus airliner. Next on my list is Delta's 717 & 757. I notice that the 707, A300 & A340 is not in your video so I'm assuming they never had them in their fleet.
Pretty good presentation. Just some facts. Douglas DC-3 thru 9. McDonnell was not in the picture that early. It would be like calling the Cv-440 a general dynamics 440.
Before doing videos like these check your facts. Common sense would have told you to visit an airline's official website, visit the headquarters or arrange an interview with past or present employees if ypu want ACCURATE informstion. This is the third video that I've watched and ALL of them have had inaccurate information. It would appear that these videos were hastily thrown together, without doing the proper research.
@@Lee247Jamaica no. I know who one of that travel with delta and he told me that delivery in 2013 for replace the DC-9s. Delta been had retired thier DC-9s and 717 replaced them.
i can confirm Delta did not have any 717-200 in 1999 there was maybe an order, but it was probably cancelled after the merger with Boeing and McDonnell
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I flew Delta L-10l1s 1from FRA to Atlanta many times in the 1980s when I was in the service. It was just so nice because you could still smoke at the back of the airplane and you meet the most cool people. Thanks for your video.
A few other issues that I noticed. The 717 was not in Delta's fleet until 2013/14 or so about the time Southwest merged with Air Tran and sold/leased them to Delta. All the next Northwest birds came into the Delta fleet around 2008 right after the merger - that would include the A319, A320, A330-200, A330-300, 747-400, 757-300, DC-9-30,40 and 50. I believe that the DC-9s from Northwest continued to fly with Delta until 2011-12. the 767-300 is still flying with Delta.
its sad that the 777 retired on halloween 2020 :'( (also funny joke: it retired on halloween because the engines creeped people out)
Just a mistake, not to hurt you the video is great, the DC10 *ordered* by delta was retired in 1976. They got beck the DC10 from Wester Airlines merger. The 767-300ER will not be retired until 2025. They annouce to retire it at 2025. Overall the video is gret
Delta actually owned 3 Lockheed L-100s (C-130s) and leased 5 more between 1966-1973
this just popped up in my reccomended one day good job
Now it's in mine
Delta had 737-800 in 1999 or before. I worked several of them at CVG then.
A lot of this ought to be adjusted to account for the mergers with NE, WA, NW and the purchase of the PA European operations.
Nice video! I'm an avgeek and was lucky enough to fly on Delta's 767-400er last year. Wow, nice plane! I also flew on their 737-900er, A321 and CRJ900. It's becoming my favorite airline because from an avgeels perspective they have operated practically EVERY Boeing & Airbus airliner. Next on my list is Delta's 717 & 757. I notice that the 707, A300 & A340 is not in your video so I'm assuming they never had them in their fleet.
Pretty good presentation. Just some facts. Douglas DC-3 thru 9. McDonnell was not in the picture that early. It would be like calling the Cv-440 a general dynamics 440.
Nice video!
the 757-300 was not introduced in 2002 (with Delta) that aircraft type was inherited with the merger of Northwest airlines in 2008.
The 767-300 isn’t retiring in-till later 2025, great video though and it seem like you did a lot of researching to make this.
Yeah thanks for the support. I normally stay up all night researching for these videos. Glad to see people enjoying it
the 767-300ER is set to retire in 2025, the 767-300 (domestic) was retired. so he is accurate.
The 767-300ER will be scheduled to retire by 2025
Well done 🎉😊
Nice!!
Wait, isn’t the 767-300ER still flying?
Yes, it is, not the 300s( Non ER), they were already retired, only 767-300ER are still active
You forgot the Delta 777 fleet retired in 2020 and the 767-300 was not retired yet!
767-300(Non-ER) was retired
they retired the 777-200ER and LR in 2020
On the 191 crash you showed us 1141 crash
3:22 that delta flight 1141. 3:45 that’s a different plane
Damm why did they retire these older planes so quickly
Delta usually carries pretty old planes
The A350 was introduced in 2017 not 2016
My aunt actually used to work for delta.
Why The A310-200 Retired After Just 2 Year Of Service? Is There Something Wrong With The Aircraft?
Politics in the USA was not favorable for foreign-made aircraft. That's why Delta was forced to retire(the plane was sent to another airline).
make the quants next pls
Qantas
Ok Qantas is next
my dad died in a plane crash
delta airline fleet is huge
Delta AIR LINES
I've flown their 777 before
Also where is L749 Connie?
Before doing videos like these check your facts. Common sense would have told you to visit an airline's official website, visit the headquarters or arrange an interview with past or present employees if ypu want ACCURATE informstion. This is the third video that I've watched and ALL of them have had inaccurate information. It would appear that these videos were hastily thrown together, without doing the proper research.
L 100 Hercules?
Next is klm
Today in 2023 actually, delta still has 747s
3:23 not even Delta 191 thats Delta 1141
That is delta 191, not 1141, 1141 crash in 1988 and 191 crash in 1985
I missed the widget livery from the 70s and 80s. The current livery is so boring.
I think you are wrong with some fleets.
haro der i such a big fun can i join plssss
710 flip upside down
Why did you emphasize certain crashes?? When you said 191 crash, but showed the 727 Dallas crash.
Nope. 717-200 is Introduced in 2013. Not 1999.
No Delta started operation with it in 1999 not 2013
@@Lee247Jamaica no. I know who one of that travel with delta and he told me that delivery in 2013 for replace the DC-9s. Delta been had retired thier DC-9s and 717 replaced them.
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Thanks for letting me know I’m not that familiar with the delta airways fleet
i can confirm Delta did not have any 717-200 in 1999 there was maybe an order, but it was probably cancelled after the merger with Boeing and McDonnell
Get rid of the crap music.