Pretty close. In the Delta ALPA language, Delta can go up to 125 70 seaters though, compared to United's 102 total.
" up to a total of 223 76-seat aircraft. In the event more than 153 76-
seat aircraft are in category A or C operations, then on January 1, 2014, and each
succeeding January 1 thereafter, the Company will implement its plan to reduce the
number of 50-seat aircraft in category A or C operations below 348 (the number of
50-seat aircraft in category A or C operations as of July 1, 2012) rounded to the
closest integer, as follows:
1) 2.7 50-seat aircraft for each of the first additional ten 76-seat aircraft (above
153),
2) 2.7 50-seat aircraft for each of the next additional ten 76-seat aircraft (above
163),
3) 2.8 50-seat aircraft for each of the next additional ten 76-seat aircraft (above
173),
4) 2.9 50-seat aircraft for each of the next additional ten 76-seat aircraft (above
183),
5) 3.0 50-seat aircraft for each of the next additional ten 76-seat aircraft (above
193).
6) 3.1 50-seat aircraft for each of the next additional ten 76-seat aircraft (above
203), and
7) 4.6 50-seat aircraft for each of the next additional ten 76-seat aircraft (above
213).
Note one: Upon the delivery of a 223rd 21 76-seat aircraft, the number of permitted
50-seat aircraft will be 125 regardless of the number otherwise provided in"
UA774
