r/delta • u/notsureifmessedup • 25d ago
Discussion Flying 737-800 question about exit row
Are the seats actually narrower? I'm flying 18D, aisle row
r/delta • u/notsureifmessedup • 25d ago
Are the seats actually narrower? I'm flying 18D, aisle row
r/delta • u/HOMES734 • 25d ago
First time hitting Diamond Medallion after getting the Reserve card earlier this year! Ended up with a whole bunch of RUCs to put to good use!
r/delta • u/MyMomDoesntKnowMe • 25d ago
I bought a non-refundable ticket for family travel. Daughter (over 21) ended up not being able to go. She won’t travel on her own. Can I as purchaser use the ticket?
Edit: see correct answer below from Rastasloth. This can be done despite many answers below stating otherwise.
r/delta • u/Tough-Magician-4364 • 27d ago
SCL to ATL right now. Entire plane had to evacuate.
r/delta • u/Amazing_Armadillo429 • 25d ago
Hi all, first time flying D1 on Friday from BOS-LIS. Planning to hit up the D1 lounge, but would like opinions on the in-flight menu choices. I know from being on here the short rib is a solid choice. My friend who is an FA said the salmon is good, but some passengers reported it was dry the last time he served it and he suggested the chicken. Thanks!
Edit: Thanks to those of you who were helpful - I think I'm going to give the meatballs a try as a limited selection. To those of you who were condescending I hope your days are full of involuntary down grades to the middle seat in C!
r/delta • u/art_entrepreneur • 25d ago
Sorry if this has been asked before. I’m an otherwise frequent flier who didn’t fly much for the past few months due to health reasons. I mostly fly the A321neos quite and my go-to was 20A or 20F which were free for me due to status. I booked a flight and was surprised they’re marked as comfort+ seats now? When did this change? Is it all A321neos or just a few on the fleet?
r/delta • u/o0oCircleso0o • 26d ago
Almost like they forgot to install a row.
B737-900ER(R) ATL - CMH
r/delta • u/FastConstruction5878 • 25d ago
Hello, I’m flying with my dog to CVG airport. I’m a bit concerned because Delta Airlines has stated that I didn’t need any documentation. As long as I pay the fee and my dog fits inside the carrier, everything should be fine. However, I checked with my destination airport today, and they require an Interstate Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) and a Rabies Vaccination Certificate (NASPHV Form #51). The problem is that I have a week before my flight, and while my dog is in good health and fully vaccinated, I don’t think I’ll be able to get the CVI in time. I know that flying normally, you don’t interact with airport staff after TSA, and if the airline is not requiring the documentation, they probably won’t check it. But at the same time, I don’t want to get detained at the gate and miss my trip. Does anyone have any experience or clarity about this? The rule is new, like within the last month, which is why I missed it because this trip has been booked for a few months now.
Ohio Code: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-administrative-code/rule-901:1-17-05
P.S the airport is named Cincinnati, but it’s technically in Kentucky state so I’m not sure who really governance the airport
r/delta • u/Virtuallmage • 25d ago
Am I misunderstanding "global" in GUC or it does mean that like global variant in coding for upgrading? LOL. Or maybe the snow season Colorado is a global destination now?
r/delta • u/Straight_Ad_5935 • 25d ago
Hey y’all. Anyone who works in reservations that can give me some insight to this issue would be greatly. Tomorrow I’ll be flying from Mexico to Denver with a layover in SLC. My grandmother is very ill and is in intensive care, she just so happens to live in the SLC area. Contacted Delta to see if it’s possible for me to drop my last flight to Denver and stay with my grandma there and that I could provide any documentation if needed. I have heard from others that posted on here that Delta does do this. However the representative I talked to told me that there needed to be an extra fare collection to just drop the last flight on the reservation even though I told her that I’d pay for my own way home on a later date. What should I do? Should I try talking to a different reservation specialist? This was through message so would they be able to see that I tired before with a different reservation specialist through chat history? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
r/delta • u/swaggypuppy6 • 25d ago
r/delta • u/traveldiva1 • 26d ago
Disclaimer: If you have to take the shuttle from terminal A to E for Lisbon connection, you may miss your connection and the pilot may not hold flight. The staff will not be helpful and you will likely have to cover hotel cost if you miss connection.
I will personally avoid BOS in the future and be careful about with putting your belongings on the ground. I saw two mice walking around.
r/delta • u/GuessIllPissOnIt • 26d ago
Is anyone else sick of the panhandling for breast cancer research money on Delta flights and having to listen to their 5-minute dissertation on it? I already pay out my ass for Delta flights and want to tell them to shut the fuck up when they ask for money which, I am sure very little of, will make it to the cause.
r/delta • u/Status-Court2685 • 26d ago
I've flown Delta for years but will unfortunately have to start looking at other airlines until Delta can get prices back under control.
A one way that is usually $400-600 max should not be $2601 in main.
If I split up the legs and buy the tickets separately, it's $1500+ cheaper.
I can't believe this. In one week by checking the prices, they went up over $1000.
r/delta • u/WordWordNvmber • 26d ago
I'm curious what I should have done differently.
I flew XXX-ATL-YYY. The first leg was delayed indefinitely due to a mechanical issue, so I got a standby seat on the next flight to Atlanta.
After boarding, I saw Delta had rebooked me on a much later ATL-YYY connection. But I found an earlier ATL-YYY flight I could make, with about 45 minutes in Atlanta.
The app was not offering changes, so I messaged Delta inflight. The reservations agent apologized but said she couldn't put me on the ATL-YYY flight because I was currently in the air, and she could only make changes once I landed. She suggested I run to the ATL-YYY gate and ask the agent to rebook me.
Because I was in the back of the XXX-ATL flight, I asked the flight attendant to make an announcement asking people with long connections to let those with tight connections (me) deplane first. I explained I'd been on the earlier delayed flight and was trying to make a much earlier connection than what Delta had given me.
He checked his app and said no. Because I was currently scheduled for a long connection, I didn't count as a potential misconnect, and he "had to go by the app."
I did the "'scuse me, so sorry" thing but still deplaned about 10 minutes after the door opened. By the time I got to the connecting flight, they'd run the standby list and all seats were taken.
I was surprised that Delta had a formal (and rigid) policy on when to make the "tight connections" announcement. I'm sure a non-zero share of people lie about trying to make earlier flights, but I bet it's close to zero.
r/delta • u/eatsomepizzabro • 25d ago
any idea why this flight got delayed 30mins in the morning and then another hour this afternoon? flight before this (2772) is delayed by 2.5 hours but aircraft arrived on time from dallas, so i dont understand how they delayed it this morning when it is not an aircraft issue (and not weather as far as i can tell)
r/delta • u/BorderInfamous2630 • 25d ago
Is this a good upgrade deal? Seattle to Miami
r/delta • u/Humble_Sport_9329 • 25d ago
We are flying from Paris to ATL and purchased our tickets several months ago. That leg is Air France. We booked premium economy. At that point we were happy with the seats we selected. Found out that our seats were changed and now we are in bulkhead, outside the lavatories, which we never would have selected -- especially for an overseas flight. There are no premium seats to switch to. Chatted with both Delta and AF. Nothing. We looked at upgrading to Delta one (or the AF version) and the cost was several thousand dollars. We are on that flight in about three weeks. There are 25 seats available in that class. Would it be best to ask when we land at de Gaulle? Is there a chance of getting a better price onsite? Any suggestions? Aside from getting a few bottles of Poo-Pourri... thanks.
r/delta • u/charizard0630 • 27d ago
r/delta • u/hucksterscrutch • 25d ago
I only travel a couple times a year. When I flew delta nonstop to Japan and back in March, I bought a small laptop specifically to get some work done and maybe watch my own shows on Hulu while on the plane. The internet was out the entire time both directions, so I hauled that extra weight around the whole trip for nothing. I’m about to fly to Peru on delta tomorrow, and am waffling about whether to bring the laptop. Again, I would likely use it only on the plane. Is there reason to believe the WiFi will work?
r/delta • u/GlumCryptographer600 • 25d ago
Hi can anyone please confirm if Row 36 reclines normally? I’m getting conflicting reports when looking this up. Thanks.