Delta Flight Tracker – live map, free

Track every flight worldwide here: Flight Radar.

Track any Delta flight live and for free. On the flight tracker live map above you follow every Delta Air Lines flight in real time: the aircraft’s current position, route, altitude and estimated arrival time.

Track a Delta flight by flight number

Delta flights carry the code DL, for example DL83. Enter the number in the radar’s search field and select the flight from the list. You will see the aircraft’s current position and the scheduled and estimated departure and arrival times. The flight number is on your ticket, in the Fly Delta app and in your booking confirmation.

Flight tracker Delta – searching without a flight number

Search the radar for the departure airport, for example Atlanta, New York-JFK or Los Angeles, and find the flight in the list by time and destination. You can also zoom in on the live map and click the aircraft directly to see all flight details.

Delta Air Lines – hubs and network

Delta is one of the largest airlines in the world, with major hubs in Atlanta, Detroit, Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, New York and Seattle. The network covers the entire United States and connects to Europe, Asia and Latin America, often in partnership with Air France-KLM and Virgin Atlantic. Over the oceans the position is estimated where receivers are missing; the route and estimated arrival time stay up to date throughout the flight.

Frequently asked questions

How do I track a Delta flight live?
Enter the flight number (for example DL83) in the radar search at the top of this page. The aircraft’s position and the estimated times are updated live on the map.

Is the Delta flight tracker free?
Yes. The radar on FlightRadar.Online is free and requires no registration.

What does the code DL mean?
DL is the IATA code of Delta Air Lines. In radio communication the code DAL is also used.

My Delta flight is a codeshare with KLM or Air France. Which number should I use?
Preferably use the flight number of the operating airline, shown as “operated by” in your booking. Both numbers usually lead to the same aircraft on the radar.