Delta pilot bases by aircraft type
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Delta pilot bases by aircraft type
This is directly from a post by 80ktsClamp on https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/d...lta-19580.html
NYC crew can start or end a trip at any of the three major NYC airports: JFK, LGA or EWR
Delta's 7ER category covers 767-300ER, 757-200 and 757-300.
Note the designation of C-Series (A220) bases at NYC and SLC.
ATL:
777
767-400
330
7ER (767-300, 757-200, 757-300)
737
320
M88
717
CVG:
737
DTW: (777 is closing there)
350
330
7ER
737
320
717
LAX:
777
7ER
737
717
MSP:
330
7ER
737
320
M88 (closing)
NYC:
767-400
330
7ER
737
320
220
717
SEA:
330
7ER
737
SLC:
7ER
737
320
220
NYC crew can start or end a trip at any of the three major NYC airports: JFK, LGA or EWR
Delta's 7ER category covers 767-300ER, 757-200 and 757-300.
Note the designation of C-Series (A220) bases at NYC and SLC.
ATL:
777
767-400
330
7ER (767-300, 757-200, 757-300)
737
320
M88
717
CVG:
737
DTW: (777 is closing there)
350
330
7ER
737
320
717
LAX:
777
7ER
737
717
MSP:
330
7ER
737
320
M88 (closing)
NYC:
767-400
330
7ER
737
320
220
717
SEA:
330
7ER
737
SLC:
7ER
737
320
220
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Hence my comment about being overly pedantic...
With that said, the C-Series (... sorry, A220) probably won't be anything like the 717. The MD-95 (717) was a side-effect of the MD aquisition, whereas Airbus specifically bought into the CS program because they believe there is sustainability there. They'll be selling the C-Series and its derivatives for some time I suspect.
With that said, the C-Series (... sorry, A220) probably won't be anything like the 717. The MD-95 (717) was a side-effect of the MD aquisition, whereas Airbus specifically bought into the CS program because they believe there is sustainability there. They'll be selling the C-Series and its derivatives for some time I suspect.
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With the exception of the last departure, SEA-SLC is all 737-800s/900s (the last flight of the night tonight shows an E-175). All of today's flights to LAX from SLC are on 737-800s/900s. 3 of today's 5 JFK-SLC flights are 737-800s/900s. 2 of MCO's 3 flights today are on 737s. 2 of BOS's 3 daily flights today are on 737s. SLC-CLT is a 737-800 today. I did see some routes (such as PDX-SLC and SAN-SLC) that I've flown a 737 on before that didn't show any 737s today (all Airbus series) but still plenty of 737 ops to/through SLC.
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With the exception of the last departure, SEA-SLC is all 737-800s/900s (the last flight of the night tonight shows an E-175). All of today's flights to LAX from SLC are on 737-800s/900s. 3 of today's 5 JFK-SLC flights are 737-800s/900s. 2 of MCO's 3 flights today are on 737s. 2 of BOS's 3 daily flights today are on 737s. SLC-CLT is a 737-800 today. I did see some routes (such as PDX-SLC and SAN-SLC) that I've flown a 737 on before that didn't show any 737s today (all Airbus series) but still plenty of 737 ops to/through SLC.
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With the exception of the last departure, SEA-SLC is all 737-800s/900s (the last flight of the night tonight shows an E-175). All of today's flights to LAX from SLC are on 737-800s/900s. 3 of today's 5 JFK-SLC flights are 737-800s/900s. 2 of MCO's 3 flights today are on 737s. 2 of BOS's 3 daily flights today are on 737s. SLC-CLT is a 737-800 today. I did see some routes (such as PDX-SLC and SAN-SLC) that I've flown a 737 on before that didn't show any 737s today (all Airbus series) but still plenty of 737 ops to/through SLC.
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With the exception of the last departure, SEA-SLC is all 737-800s/900s (the last flight of the night tonight shows an E-175). All of today's flights to LAX from SLC are on 737-800s/900s. 3 of today's 5 JFK-SLC flights are 737-800s/900s. 2 of MCO's 3 flights today are on 737s. 2 of BOS's 3 daily flights today are on 737s. SLC-CLT is a 737-800 today. I did see some routes (such as PDX-SLC and SAN-SLC) that I've flown a 737 on before that didn't show any 737s today (all Airbus series) but still plenty of 737 ops to/through SLC.
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Interesting. Upon doing a departure breakdown it looks like there are also 11 MD-90 departures. Weird since they closed the SLC -90 base over five years ago. Their operation at SLC leaves me scratching my head. SLC is a small hub. I don't see the point of having both a 737 and A320 base. Both aircraft have similar capacity and range and either can perform any mission from SLC. It would seem to make more sense to consolidate SLC to all 320 since it is a more versatile fleet with the 319,320,321. And soon SLC will have a C Series (A220 base). For a hub with ~220 departures and only half of it being mainline it seems crazy to have three narrobody types based there.
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Friend of mine just bid Captain on it in SLC. Currently an SLC 320 FO. He says the 737will be growing slowly over the next two years. According to him the pilots have been told that the base will grow significantly once the new airport comes online in 2020.
Also my soon-to-be daughter-in-law is a Delta FA. She said the FA's have been told the same thing. SLC is to have a lot of new flying.
As they both also said, that and three bucks will get you a cup of coffee...
Also my soon-to-be daughter-in-law is a Delta FA. She said the FA's have been told the same thing. SLC is to have a lot of new flying.
As they both also said, that and three bucks will get you a cup of coffee...
Last edited by ss278; Aug 21, 2018 at 2:56 pm