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Pending Merge Between Delta and Nothwest

Delta’s Corporate Landscape
Delta Airlines was not always the expansive corporation it is today, it actually had very meager beginnings. Delta was founded in Macon, Georgia under the name Huff Daland Dusters as an aerial crop dusting company. In 1928 C.E. Woolman purchased Huff Daland Dusters and was renamed Delta Air Service. Through the years of 1934 – 1970 Delta experienced massive growth from a meager crop duster to a fully functioning mail carrier, and commercial transport for the U.S. and abroad.
Today Delta is an international and domestic network which flies to over 332 locations across five continents, and 57 countries. Delta’s current service offering is the availability to fly to more destinations than any other airline worldwide. Delta holds the title of being the second largest airline in the world which caters to approximately 119 million customers per year. From a passenger miles revenue standpoint the......

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