Delta Airlines is a major United States Airline which has its headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. The airline is no small airline, it operates quite an extensive network of domestic and international flights. Delta serves all the continents of the world, except for Antarctica. Delta as well as the subsidiaries of Delta operates more than four thousand flights on a daily basis. The hub of this airline is at the world's largest and busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International airport. This airport is so busy that each year more than eighty eight millions passengers visit the airport!

Delta also offers a regional service called Delta Connection. In fact Delta is considered to be a founding member of the alliance, SkyTeam. In the year 2008 the Northwest Airlines were acquired by Delta, thus forming the largest airline in the world on the basis of the number of passengers carried. If you have something that you don't understand about Delta then you can visit the website of the Delta. The website provides extensive and in-depth information about almost every aspect of Delta. In fact there is also an extranet landing page of Delta, which is dlnet.delta.

If you want to visit the extranet website of Delta then you need to add the suffix ‘.com' to ‘dlnet.delta' and within seconds after you've entered the correct URL you would be taken to the website. You will find the words ‘Delta Extranet' written very clearly at the top of the page. The website is meant for retirees, employees, friends and business partners of Delta. However that does not mean that this is not the place for non-employees because they can always gain access to the travel guide from this webpage.

The website contains separate portals for employees and business partners. At present the portal for community partners is non-functional. One can also find news, company information and flight schedules about Delta on this extranet website. If you do not wish to explore the extranet website any longer then you can directly go to the Delta.com website by clicking on the link provided at the bottom. This saves your time because you do not have to go through the hassle of closing the webpage, loading a new internet explorer and typing ‘dlnet.delta.com'.

Did you know that Delta also has a blog? Yes, it is absolutely true. The Delta blog can be accessed from the Delta.com website. Just look at the bottom bar where there are options such as About Delta, Business Programs, Site Map, Careers, etc.