DLVirtual fleet gathered at Atlanta in the flight simulator

DLVirtual route network

Nine hubs.
One global operation.

DLVirtual mirrors Delta's current US hub structure in the simulator, giving every pilot a familiar home base and an interconnected route system.

9United States hubs

Choose your base

Start local. Connect worldwide.

Each hub offers a different style of flying, from high-frequency domestic sectors to transcontinental and long-haul missions. Route and fleet availability follows the active DLVirtual schedule in vAMSYS.

01Home hub

ATL

Atlanta

Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International

The centre of the DLVirtual operation and the primary connection point for domestic and global flying.

02New England

BOS

Boston

Boston Logan International

A coastal gateway linking New England with the wider US network and transatlantic destinations.

03Midwest

DTW

Detroit

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County

A strong connecting hub for Midwest operations, nationwide sectors and transatlantic services.

04West Coast

LAX

Los Angeles

Los Angeles International

A major base for transcontinental flying and long-haul operations across the Pacific.

05Upper Midwest

MSP

Minneapolis–St. Paul

Minneapolis–Saint Paul International

A broad domestic connecting point with seasonal and long-haul opportunities beyond North America.

06Global gateway

JFK

New York

John F. Kennedy International

The international side of DLVirtual's New York operation, built around long-haul and transcontinental flying.

07Domestic gateway

LGA

New York

LaGuardia Airport

A busy domestic and business-focused base connecting New York with destinations across the United States.

08Mountain West

SLC

Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City International

The network's Mountain West anchor, ideal for short western sectors and longer coast-to-coast missions.

09Pacific Northwest

SEA

Seattle

Seattle–Tacoma International

A Pacific Northwest gateway for West Coast, Alaska and transpacific-inspired operations.

Behind the network

Built and maintained with VAAS.

The Virtual Airlines Alliance Scheduler is our own route-management workspace. It gives the team one controlled view of the DLVirtual schedule, fleet assignments and route status.

Changes can be reviewed centrally and then transferred to the live operation through the vAMSYS API. That keeps thousands of route and aircraft combinations manageable while the public network continues to evolve.

Route inventoryFleet assignmentsvAMSYS API updates