Before: DELTA AIRLINES

[DELTA HISTORY]

Delta Airlines was created Huff Daland Dusters, incorporated, an aerial crop dusting operation in 1924 in Macon of Georgia.
Formed with Huff Daland Duster, the first true crop duster, the plan was deployed to combat the boll weevil in 1925. Delta Air Corporation owned the plane. Delta Airlines moved to Monroe in 1925.
Collett E. Woolman, is one of the original directors, purchased the company in 1928, and renamed it for Delta Air Service.
In 1929, it begin to carry passengers.
In 1941, the company moved to Atlanta.
The company renamed it for Delta Airlines in 2008.

[OPERATING]

Delta's corporate headquarters is located on Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This location has served Delta's headquarters since 1941. To housing Delta's corporation headquarters, Heartsfield- Jackson is also the home of Delta's technical Operation center which is Airline's primary maintenance repair and overhaul arm.

[DELTA AND JAPAN]

Delta airlines is opening of maintenance field in Narita International airport of Japan in 2014.  Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Fukuoka are connected to the U.S  by Delta airlines.