Delta checked-bag weight limits: this is a baggage question
Delta First and Delta One use a 70-pound, or 32-kilogram, standard limit. These are checked-bag limits, not a passenger body-weight or seat-selection restriction. Delta also lists a standard size limit of 62 inches, or 157 centimeters, when length, width, and height are added together. Check both weight and size rather than treating compliance with one as evidence that the other is acceptable. Allowances and charges can differ with itinerary, cabin, and traveler benefits. Review the applicable baggage details for the actual booking before adding another bag or accepting a charge. Do not apply these standard figures to a different operator or assume they establish the treatment of every special item. The useful next step is baggage verification, not changing your seat or restarting online check-in.

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Sources and last checked
- Baggage overviewhttps://www.delta.com/us/en/baggage/overview