3 - Delta’s 3^rd consecutive profitable 1^st quarter. In the airline industry’s traditionally weakest quarter, Delta was able to maintain profitability and break out of the seasonal pattern through its innovative business model and excellent operational performance.

12 - The 1^st Quarter marks the 12^th consecutive quarter of profitability for Delta.

$594 million – Pre-tax profit* for the quarter, up 34 percent from the same period last year.

$9.4 billion – Total revenue in Q1 was driven in large part by continued solid demand for Delta’s product.   Delta continued to grow top-line revenue 5 percent in spite of lower market fuel prices and currency headwinds.

$7.4 billion–Adjusted net debt* at the end of Q1. Delta has achieved nearly $10 billion in net debt reduction since 2009 and is on track to reduce its debt to $5 billion by year end 2016. This significant debt reduction helps provides long-term stability, lowers interest expense and provides more flexibility within the business.

$136 million – Amount accrued for profit sharing from Q1 alone, up $37 million from the same period last year.

$511 Million – Free cash flow* for the quarter. That cash reduces overall debt, rewards shareholders and allows the airline to invest in its people and product. Less than 10 percent of the S&P industrials generate this much free cash flow.

$904 Million – Amount set aside during the quarter to fund Delta’s pension plans.

$86 Million – Profit Delta’s Monroe Energy refinery made in this quarter vs a $40 Million loss during same period last year.

98.6% - The industry-leading mainline completion factor Delta people worldwide delivered in the quarter, including 25 days with zero mainline cancellations.

83.4% - Mainline on-time rate improved 3.1 points to 83.4 percent.

* A non-GAAP financial measure.  Reconciliations to the comparable GAAP measures can be found in the press release.