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Delta Air Lines Profile

Delta Air Lines A330-900neo

Active Pilots

14,600

Union

Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA)

Delta Air Lines At a Glance

  • Launched Delta Propel Career Path Program to create a pathway into a pilot career with the airline
  • Guaranteed Interview Program available that allows a flow through option for pilots at Endeavor Air
  • Undergoing a transition of both narrowbody and widebody fleet composition
  • Delta Air Lines is a founding member of SkyTeam global airline alliance

Hiring

Delta Air Lines is hiring pilots. Accepting applications through an online application process.

Minimum Requirements to Apply

  • Commercial airplane category pilot license with instrument rating
  • Meet all FAA ATP requirements (14 CFR 61.159) including successful co pelting of the ATP written exam
  • Current first class medical certificate
  • Minimum 1,500 hours total flight time
  • College degree preferred

Airplane Fleet

  • 717
  • 737-800
  • 737-900ER
  • 757-200
  • 757-300
  • 767-300ER
  • 767-400ER
  • A220-100
  • A220-300
  • A319
  • A320
  • A321
  • A330-200
  • A330-300
  • A330-900
  • A350-900

Airplane Orders

  • B737 Max 10
  • A220-300
  • A321NEO
  • A330-900
  • A350-900

Pilot Domiciles

  • Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
  • Los Angeles International Airport
  • Minneapolis- St Paul International
  • La Guardia
  • John F Kennedy International Airport
  • Atlanta International Airport
  • Detroit Metropolitan Airport
  • Salt Lake International Airport

Delta Air Lines Hourly Pilot Pay Rate – Widebody Captain

B777B787B767-400ERB767-200/300A350A330-900A330-200/300
12330316312276330316312
11327314309273327314309
10325311307270325312307
9322309305267322309305
8320306302265320307302
7318304300263317305300
6315302297261315302297
5313399295259313299295
4310397293257310297293
3308394290255308294290
2305292288253305292288
1303290286251303290286

Delta Air Lines Hourly Pay Rate – Narrowbody Captain

B757B737-900B737-700/800A321A320/A319MD90/88
12276266265266255251
11273264263264253248
10270262261262251245
9267260259260250242
8265258257258248241
7263256255256246239
6261254253254244237
5259252251252242235
4257250249250240233
3255248247248238231
2253246245246236229
1251244243244234227

Delta Air Lines Hourly Pay Rate – Small Narrowbody Captain

B717A220-300A220-100E195E190CRJ900
12238251245200170170
11236248242198169169
10235245239197167167
9233242237195166166
8231241235194165165
7229239233192164164
6227237231191162162
5226235229189161161
4224233227188160160
3222231225186158158
2220229223185157157
1219227221183156156

Delta Air Lines Hourly Pilot Pay Rate – First Officer Widebody

B777B787B767-400ERB767-200/300A350A330-900A330-200/300
12225216213188225216213
11223214211186223214211
10221212209184221212209
9218209206181218209206
8216207204179216207204
7211202199175211202199
6205196194170205196194
5200192189166200192189
4195187185162195187185
3191183180158191183180
2163156154135163156154
185858585858585

Delta Air Lines Hourly Pilot Pay Rate – First Officer Narrowbody

B757B737-900B737-700/800A321A320/A319MD90/88
12188182181182174171
11186180179180173169
10184178177178171167
9181176175176169164
8179174173171167162
7175170169170163159
6170165165165159154
5166161161161155150
4162157157157151147
3158154154154148143
2135131131131126122
1858585858585

Delta Air Lines Hourly Pilot Pay Rate – First Officer Small Narrowbody

B717A220-300A220-100E195E190CRJ900
12162171167136116116
11161169165135115115
10160167163134114114
9157164160132112112
8156162158131111111
7152159155128109109
6148154151124106106
5144150147121103103
4141147143118101101
31381431401159898
2118122119998585
1858585858585

Compensation Notes

Profit sharing pool is 10% of company profits under $2.5B plus 20% over $2.5B, split pro-rata between all eligible employees.

International override is $6.50/hr for captains and $4.50/hr for first officers.

Per Diem

  • $2.45/hr domestic
  • $2.90/hr international

Retirement

  • 401K: 18% company contribution

Greg started his professional pilot journey in 2002 after graduating from Embry Riddle. Since that time he has accumulated close to 8,000 hours working as a pilot. Greg’s professional experience includes flight instructing, animal tracking, backcountry flying, forest firefighting, passenger charter, part 135 cargo, flying for a regional airline, and working as a manager in charge of a part 135 and part 121 training programs. Greg took a 5 year hiatus from flying and worked in software development and marketing. He has returned to flying and works for a major airline. Greg enjoys educating and helping pilots improve their professional lives and is passionate about applying technology and new methods to help with traditional challenges.

Greg Thomson