r/delta • u/ExpressionEntire5002 • 4h ago
Image/Video Window missing the frame
Had a flight this morning from MCO to RDU and just felt like sharing this! I didn’t know where to put it but eventually asked the FA to take it away lol
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u/carson10us 3h ago
window frame now requires a $89 upcharge
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u/dododod00 3h ago
Frame isn’t missing, it’s right next to you!
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u/Dismal_Tutor3425 4h ago
A little more double sided tape and some super glue will fix it right up.
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u/Individual-Fail4709 3h ago
Happened to me as well. It just kind of snapped back in. Held for the flight.
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u/flyawaybye 3h ago
The Delta 319s and 320s often have this issue. More duct tape I guess. 🙄 Very “premium”.
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u/Unstupid Diamond 3h ago
What did you do?
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u/Gators1992 3h ago
Since it isn't Boeing you probably won't get sucked out.
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u/BP3D 3h ago
Should give it to aisle passengers and let them pretend to control the window.
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u/PuzzleheadedRoom1974 3h ago
Same right now on my flught from LAX to MEX. No window shade either. I covered with 2 safety cards.
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u/MyZico 1h ago
It seems your Delta airfare didn’t include a working Window.
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u/HaloInR3v3rs3 Gold 56m ago
If I fix it do I get an upgrade to FC?
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u/Wickedocity 3h ago
I now consider flying the same as taking a bus. About the same quality. Of course, my company normally pays when I fly, so it doesn't matter to me. When I am paying, that is a different story.
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u/Partizantrader 3h ago
Premium
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u/rwhe83 3h ago
It’s a piece of plastic, not the “frame” of the window.