By: karmanot
Don’t get me started on Delta—-the worst, except for American, Blue etc. etc.
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Hey John! You’re flying DELTA with your dog, right? I’m in the same boat. I have to pay $125 each way ($250) for my little dog that I carry on as well as another $50 to check my luggage since I can’t...
View ArticleBy: Tatts
That’s not just any musician; that’s Lynn Harrell. He’s one of the top cellists in the world. Smart move. Stay classy, Delta!
View ArticleBy: BeccaM
Thanks for reminding me again why I won’t fly anywhere unless I have no choice.
View ArticleBy: bejammin075
It’s like riding that thing Mr. Garrison invented in that episode of South Park
View ArticleBy: Dakotahgeo
They should ground Delta Airlines in its entirety, the cruel bast*rds!!!
View ArticleBy: mr_ed
At least airfare for himself and his instrument are deductible. Owners of smaller instruments don’t have to buy seats for them. A cellist does. His auto is also deductible, as is one for a bassist or...
View ArticleBy: Miro
Delta (Northwest) has ALWAYS been classy. [snort!] I haven’t forgotten flying them once over ten years ago and the mood was distinctly different than the airline I usually fly.
View ArticleBy: RepubAnon
If I were, say, United Airlines, I’d sign the cellist to an advertising contract. Why CAN’T one get frequent flyer miles for a full-fare ticket just because it was for one’s cello?
View ArticleBy: condew
Too bad the cello isn’t a corporation, “corporations are people, my friend.”
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Delta terminates musician’s 40-year SkyMiles contract
In one of the more curious examples of customer service, Delta Airlines has decided to cancel the SkyMiles membership for a customer who has used them for 40 years. One can debate the validity of a...
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Delta terminates musician’s 40-year SkyMiles contract
In one of the more curious examples of customer service, Delta Airlines has decided to cancel the SkyMiles membership for a customer who has used them for 40 years. One can debate the validity of a...
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