r/DeltaAirlines

No meal for first class flights under 900 miles. What’s the point of spending 4-5x the price on a ticket. Not a smart move delta.

My family and I are flying from New Orleans to Salt Lake City in mid June. It'll be my kids first flight, do they still give out the plastic wings like they use to? They did for my first flight but that was probably 26 years ago. I think it'll be a cool souvenir for them

Thanks in advance.

It's Saturday May 9th at 10:10pm and I have been sitting on the tarmac for 15 min now. Why, might you ask. There is no ground crew anywhere to be seen. The pilot can't find anyone to get us off this plane. So aggravating it's not like our arrival was a surprise. There are things you can't control or predict but this is not one of those things. Do better.

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Quick question, if you can answer. I’m flying with my sister next week ATL-BDL , she will need wheelchair assistance due to a medical issue. We have never needed that before so we just don’t know the procedure. She requested it on her ticket. But do we go up to the desk when we get to ATL? Do they just give her a wheelchair and I push her? What about getting on and off the plane? How about when we get to Hartford? She hates that she needs it right now, and hates to draw attention or inconvenience others so I figure if we at least know how things go ahead of time it would avoid having to ask.

I have flights booked and coming up in next few months. Airlines are faced with mounting jet fuel prices. I just don’t want my flights cancelled. Whatever it takes to get to my destination reliably I’ll deal with. [omitting thoughts
otherwise on the cause of these extreme measures.]

One is international and one domestic - both shirt trips for comic con. But because of anxiety and being alone, K really don't want to being a check i. In case it gets lost.

I found a 7x8 TSA approved clear quart sizes zip bag on Amazon but the base is 3 inches. This is the product.

https://a.co/d/0fj5uOmy

I will also have be having guide in the airport to walk me to my gate/the sunflower badge for invisible disabilities (ADHD). I'm assuming for toothpaste and shampoo I could buy in the airport after security if I had to?

Sorry if these are stupid questions. Again. First time flying alone

Flying in Delta One for the first time (sadly not my normal mode of travel!), on an Airbus a330 900 neo CDG to SEA with a broken ankle in a cast (the reason for the need for lay-flat seats) using crutches to get to the bathroom. (Of course cleared to fly by the surgeon, and I’ve arranged door to door wheelchair service.)

1. Is it better to sit in row 1 on the left, or row 6 or 7 on the right for easiest and shortest access to the bathroom?

2. Does a bulkhead actually make any difference in lay-flat seats?