EXHIBIT 99.2

April 16, 2002

                      SUPPLEMENTAL MARCH 2002 QUARTER DATA

In an effort to make more efficient use of the time allocated for this morning's
conference call, we are providing detailed variance information on major expense
items to assist you in analyzing Delta's March 2002 quarterly results. This
information is intended to supplement that provided in the conference call
(scheduled for 10:00 a.m. EST today) and in the earnings release. March quarter
revenue performance will be discussed in the conference call.

MARCH 2002 QUARTER VS. MARCH 2001 QUARTER OPERATING EXPENSES

-        Operating expenses, excluding unusual items, decreased 12% to $3.50
         billion on an 11% decrease in capacity. Total operating expenses for
         the quarter decreased 11% to $3.54 billion.

-        Excluding unusual items, Delta's total unit cost decreased 1.2% to
         10.37 cents from 10.49 cents. Fuel price neutralized unit costs
         increased 1.7% to 10.67 cents from 10.49 cents.

-        Salaries and related expense decreased 7% primarily as a result of
         staffing reductions across all work groups, partially offset by
         increased pension expense resulting mainly from market deterioration
         and the pilot contract that was ratified in June 2001.

-        Aircraft fuel expense decreased 34% due primarily to a decrease in fuel
         prices and total consumption. Total gallons consumed fell 14% primarily
         due to capacity reductions. Delta's average fuel price per gallon,
         including hedge proceeds, fell 23% to 56.68 cents from 73.81 cents.

-        Depreciation and amortization decreased 13% due to the retirement of
         aircraft and the effects of a new accounting pronouncement requiring no
         amortization to be recorded for goodwill.

-        Contracted services expense increased 2% due to an increase in security
         costs offset by decreases in contract work in other areas.

-        Aircraft rent decreased 5% due mainly to a decrease in the number of
         leased aircraft.

-        Other selling expenses decreased 19% due primarily to lower volumes of
         credit card and booking transactions resulting from capacity
         reductions.

-        Passenger commissions declined by 24% due to lower passenger demand and
         the continued development of lower cost distribution channels such as
         delta.com.

-        Passenger service decreased 18% due primarily to meal service changes
         and lower volumes.

-        Other expense decreased 19% primarily due to decreases in interrupted
         trip expenses, professional fees, fuel-related taxes and a company-wide
         rollout of new uniforms in 2001, partially offset by an increase in war
         and terrorism risk insurance.

-        Interest expense, net increased $55 million as a result of higher
         levels of debt outstanding.

-        Miscellaneous income increased $9 million primarily due to higher
         income from our equity investment in Worldspan.

Please feel free to call me at 404-715-6679 if you have any questions. Thank you
for your continued support of Delta Air Lines.

Gail Grimmett