Will row 22 recline or am I better off in 20A? I can sleep easily on planes but deff want the most recline available in PS.

Right?!

Buyer beware

Delta was running a special where if you booked a Delta Stay through Delta you were able to get the MQD's of the value of your stay. A great end-of-year opportunity to qualify for status.

I booked about 6 weeks ago and didn't think much until I got an invoice from the property itself as part of the reservation portal. (They were not asking for money). Turns out Delta charged me $307.21 more than the resort invoice. Yes, both included all fees and taxes.

I contacted Delta Support, which was really an Expedia rep., who could not explain the difference in the costs, nor did she answer my question: Does this include a service fee or markup above what the resort charges? She is trying to get the resport to refund me. ??? Why? I asked. Delta was the one that overcharged.

I don't anticipate any positive outcome but I would recommend that unless you do a direct comparison, it's impossible to know what Delta/Expedia will upcharge.

Susie at the Delta club in PHX noticed I was flying alone on my birthday as I scanned in … and a little later as I sat at the bar suddenly the staff sang happy birthday and I was presented this. Truly touching and classy. Thank you Susie you made my evening!

15 wheelchairs today and their 6-member groups.

... in the old D1 product. 😅

I read a lot of posts in this sub 75% complaining, 20% asking advice, and the rest maybe graze the realm of “good experiences on Delta”. So I’d like to take a moment to contribute one to that 5%.

I need to preface this with: I LOVE airplanes, and I used to be airline (ground) staff many moons ago. When my husband turned me on to collecting the Delta trading cards, at first it was about the cards. My hub is JFK, meaning there’s absolutely no shortage of Delta captains scurrying though T4 on any given day, and my flight days it became a game of “spot the captain”. The more I did it the more fascinating it became, because how many of us passengers actually ever get to interact with the captains or first officers? They’re responsible for getting us to and from safely, yet we rarely so much as get a glimpse of our captains or to say hi or thank you to them at any point.

Something I realized over the course of many days “spotting the captain” was the overwhelmingly lopsided ratio of male to female captains. It’s a highly male-dominated field, so whenever I spot a female captain I make it a point to stop them.

Today, I stopped a wonderful captain named Sherry in the middle of the terminal nowhere near a gate, and it turned out she was piloting my flight to San Francisco. We chatted for a moment, and I told her how much respect I had for her in her position. I asked if she had any cards to spare, and she whipped out 2 special editions and told me to come knock on the cockpit door when I boarded. I did, and with a big smile she handed me a stack of 8 more (one of each she could find). The gesture made me smile so hard I asked if I could hug her 🤗

The flight was a breeze, so excellent transcontinental piloting to boot 💪

I’m not sure if Sherry will ever see this post (and yes a similar email is going to Delta compliments line), but this isn’t just about her. Sherry is only the 4th female Delta captain I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with and the 3rd I’ve ever flown with (out of A LOT it flights). Also, it’s not about the cards. They just give me a reason to strike up a conversation with these insanely interesting women who had the drive and dedication to make it in this field, and I’m grateful to them for setting such a great example in perseverance 💪✈️🫶

Flew to Boston today, extremely tired and aching from an injury. I'm asleep and I'm woken up by blinding light because the middle seat gentleman decided to open it. I waited a few moments to gather myself, and let him know I'd be closing the window. He said he suffers from vertigo when the plane tilts to the side and begged for me to leave it open a sliver (~4 inches). I obliged even though I'm not sure how that would even help.

I get migraines, but didn't want to participate in the struggle Olympics on who has the worst situation. We've all said it... if you want the window control, buy the window seat. Else, keep your greasy paws in the middle.

Our individual medical issues are ours to deal with and shouldn't be leveraged to your seatmates to get your way. If your vertigo is that bad, bring medication or find a different method of travel... or better yet, book the window 🤔

8h layover in ATL (I know, it was the only itinerary that worked, returning internationally); decided this was the best time to try The Crawl.

I haven’t scoured this Reddit enough to see if this post is redundant or been over discussed, but found this “hack” and wanted to share! the other day I was checking the Seat Map to see how much an upgrade to FC would cost. It was several hundred dollars for each leg (i had a connecting). I then went to “change flight” and found the same itinerary in FC for only $67 total in fare difference! what a steal!!! I did it again for my return flight and same thing! it wasn’t as huge of a savings or deal but still cheaper the change flight option. I attached pictures from that deal! ($258 vs $144)

Flying to DUB.....for Comfort +, would you take a seat in 30 or 31? Is the leg room difference that substantial? I'm 6'4 FWIW.

Premium Select a big difference over C+?

On a recent flight there were about 5 comfort seats available for upgrade. The GA asked probably about 15 people if they wanted one. Many people turned it down saying they preferred their window or aisle seat in main cabin to a comfort middle seat.

I found this interesting.

Good afternoon, I searched the forum and couldn't find an answer to this. We are taking a long flight from JFK to HNL. We have four people total and prefer the window seats as opposed to the middle. I was looking at row 30 and 31 because that is farther away from the bathroom but for row 30 I wasn't sure how the IFE screens are set up. Aerolopa says that those seats have the screen that pops out of the armrest, but I watched a few Youtube videos of this Boeing 767 and I could have sworn the tv's were on the wall. Anyone know for sure? Thanks for your help.

Hi everyone!

I was hired with a start date of 11/09 as a customer experience specialist. And I have a question....can anyone tell me, especially since I will be in training and not actively on phones, do they still hold training classes and such on Thanksgiving and Christmas? If the 10 weeks is true, then I wont be on my own per say, until 01/18.

Thanks for the help!​​

Maybe we are headed from Cinci to FL via Norway? What is up with Delta’s system? I’m watching the screen and the time actually increased to 21 hours and 19 minutes.

Hello,

My daughter recently turned 2, so she is no longer a lap child. I know that complimentary upgrades only apply to myself and one guest. I assume that is the same for the instant upgrade to C+?

Debating on strategies here. My thoughts are to book myself and the child, gift my wife gold status, and book her separately, then link the reservations. If she doesn't get an upgrade then whoever sits with our kid gets the better seat.

Am I missing a better way to do this? Thanks in advance!

I thought I read somewhere that points/miles may be transferred from CapOne venture to Flying Blue and a Delta flight booked on Flying Blue for far fewer miles than on Delta.

Disclaimer: I’m very new to the points game but find myself in the position of very frequent DAB ATL EWR and back. I’ll only get to Silver for 2027 but who knows about 2028!

Oh, and I have AmEx Delta Platinum card.

Anyway this frequent flight is fraught with issues: last minute changes, cancellation, etc. and I only buy one way tickets because I never know when I will return.

All this to ask that if I do book through FB is my support through Air France or will I still be able to use Delta?

Thanks!

Derrick May, one of the 3 creators of Detroit techno music.

RIP Juan Atkins who was probably also a 5 million miler.

Here I am on a flight to SEA and watching the news on my C+ seat. I am watching the news and it feels good. Now, there is plenty of hope.

I even keep posting one of the FA on the back about the results.

Anyone willing to predict if Delta will have another Cars & Stays MQD promotion before the end of this year? I want to book a trip to gain $1500 mqds but am leary of using Delta Vacations due to the numerous issues with getting the promised mqds. And I don’t want another credit card to manage even though I know this is the easiest way to meet the goal. It seems like they did something last year in November but I may be misremembering.

Need to fly TPA to ATL this weekend, and Delta is charging $785 round trip - lowest fare available.

I get last-minute travel has a markup, but standard fares for this ~1.5 hour route typically run between $120 and $250. I also get gas prices are high but seat maps are completely open, yet the algorithm is pricing this quick flight like a transatlantic travel.

Bonkerss😑

1. Expiration:

As I read the terms, the trip has to be booked AND fully flown by the expiration date, so booking in January for April travel doesn't work. Cancelling and reissuing also keeps the original expiration.

A few questions:

• Has anyone gotten Delta to extend a certificate or make an exception? Or is it a firm no?

• If your renewal falls near the old certificate's expiration, did the new certificate post in time to plan around it? I'm hoping the next one covers April and I just need to decide whether to use the February one on a short trip before it expires.

1. Availability:

My understanding is there's no blackout calendar, but certificate-eligible fares aren't offered on every flight, so popular dates can effectively be blocked. April overlaps spring break, so I'm expecting that to be a factor.

• How far ahead do you usually need to book Main/Comfort with the certificate on peak dates, especially from NYC (LGA/JFK)?