EXHIBIT 99.2

July 18, 2002

                       SUPPLEMENTAL JUNE 2002 QUARTER DATA

To make more efficient use of the time allocated for this morning's conference
call, we are providing detailed variance information on our operating and
non-operating expenses to assist you in analyzing Delta's June 2002 quarterly
results. This information is intended to supplement that provided in the
conference call (scheduled for 10:00 a.m. ET today) and in the earnings release.
June quarter revenue performance will be discussed in the conference call.

JUNE 2002 QUARTER VS. JUNE 2001 QUARTER

- -        Operating expenses, excluding unusual items, decreased 7% to $3.58
         billion on a 6% decrease in capacity. Total operating expenses for the
         quarter decreased 7% to $3.60 billion.

- -        Excluding unusual items, Delta's total unit cost decreased 0.3% to 9.98
         cents from 10.02 cents. Fuel price neutralized unit costs increased
         0.5% to 10.07 cents from 10.02 cents.

- -        Salaries and related expense was flat year over year reflecting
         staffing reductions implemented in the December 2001 quarter which was
         offset by both increased pension expense, as well as decreased costs
         during the June 2001 quarter resulting from the Comair pilot strike.

- -        Aircraft fuel expense decreased 13% due primarily to a decrease in fuel
         prices and total consumption. Delta's average fuel price per gallon,
         including hedge proceeds, fell 7% to 63.13 cents from 67.95 cents.
         Total gallons consumed fell 6% primarily due to capacity reductions.

- -        Depreciation and amortization decreased 12% due to a lower asset base
         in the current year and the effects of a new accounting pronouncement
         requiring no amortization to be recorded for goodwill.

- -        Contracted services expense decreased 5% due to capacity decreases,
         partially offset by an increase in security costs.

- -        Landing fees and other rents increased 10% due primarily to increased
         airport and landing fee rates as well as the impact of the Comair
         strike in 2001.

- -        Aircraft maintenance materials and outside repairs decreased 6% due
         primarily to reduced maintenance volume and materials consumption,
         partially offset by the impact of the Comair strike during 2001.

- -        Aircraft rent decreased 4% due mainly to a decrease in the number of
         leased aircraft resulting from our fleet simplification efforts.

- -        Other selling expenses decreased 15% due primarily to lower credit card
         and booking fee costs resulting from lower revenue volume, as well as
         reduced advertising and promotion spending, partially offset by effects
         of the Comair strike during 2001.

- -        Passenger commissions declined by 38% primarily due to the change in
         our commission rate structure, as well as lower revenue volume.

- -        Passenger service expense decreased 23% due primarily to meal service
         changes and lower traffic volumes.

- -        Other expense decreased 15% primarily due to decreases in interrupted
         trip expenses, professional fees and general supply and utility costs,
         partially offset by an increase in war risk insurance.

- -        Interest expense, net increased $64 million as a result of higher
         levels of debt outstanding.

- -        Miscellaneous income increased $23 million primarily due to lower
         losses this year from equity investments.

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