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Delta Air Lines provides air travel and cargo services. Operating from hubs in the U.S., it connects destinations across six continents. Since its founding in 1925, Delta has offered a range of cabin classes, in-flight amenities and a comprehensive route network.
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Reviewed July 21, 2017
I am active duty military. While traveling on leave with my husband back to DC we were rerouted through ATL. As we weren't assigned a seat, my husband asked if we were guaranteed to make it back so I could report for duty. The gate attendant replied, "do you think you're special because you're military?" No Delta. I don't think I'm special. But I also don't think I should be shamed for serving my country.
Reviewed July 18, 2017
I traveled from Spain (BCN) to New York (JFK) AF3596 operated by Delta airlines on 15 July. The flight was not only delayed by 3 hours but your CREW WAS VERY VERY RUDE!!! I was with my 9 year old son and we were sitting on seat 54H and 54J. The flight attendant working that section was a guy. I requested that guy to help me put my bag up on the storage and he said, “We are here to assist and NOT HELP!!” Very rude and obnoxious. WILL NEVER EVER FLY DELTA AGAIN!!!
Reviewed July 16, 2017
April 9th. Return flight from Appleton Wisconsin. I picked up my luggage or what was left of it at baggage claim. This Samsonite hard case was destroyed, the one inch pull handle was broken in too and the main latch that hold the case together was missing. I went to the baggage office only to note that it was unmanned. Upon returning to my home I immediately called Delta to file a complaint, I was told by a rep over the phone to submit a complaint form and pictures and not to worry. Well twenty nine e-mails/letter and they sent me a check for $55.00 for a $550.00 piece of luggage! Samsonite instructed me that there could be no way to repair the damage from this flight nor are there parts available! Delta Airlines is the worst, their customer service support staff could care less and hide behind e-mail to deny without cause. You wonder why the airline industry is so poorly received today when situations such as this are unresolved.
Reviewed July 13, 2017
I set up a trip for my fifteen year old nephew to come visit my husband and I. This was his first trip. He was terrified, but so freaking excited! We are a military family and for the next couple of years are going to be filled with a lot of moves. I had two choices. Delta or United. With the United scandal in full swing, I made the terrible decision to go Delta. My nephew, being a teenager, brought a bunch of PlayStation 4 video games to play with his uncle, along with an extra controller. I have flown JetBlue numerous times. I thought all of the airlines were trustworthy.
On the way to us, none of his items were touched. On the way back home, that's when it all went downhill. First, Delta overbooked, and asked if we wouldn't mind leaving an hour early. We were fine with that. As long as he got there safely. He gets home and that night notices his PS4 is missing. Not a big deal. It sucks, but it is replaceable. Then I tell him to thoroughly check everything. Turns out, ALL ten of his games are stolen as well. The games were plucked from their cases, and the cases put back in the suitcase. This is over $600 worth of items stolen.
Baggage checkers riffled through his bag. Stole his games, his innocence, and faith in people. He knew bad stuff happened, but this was the first time something happened to him. On his FIRST trip away from his mom and dad. He's fifteen, but he worked hard for every item. He worked hard in school, and put in hours at his father’s lawn-care company. Giving up weekends, sweating in the Florida heat, to buy his own games. United will punch you in the face. Delta will rob you blind. Have I mentioned that I've now been on hold an hour? Yesterday it was over two hours and I had to give up and go to bed.
Reviewed July 10, 2017
I am so dissatisfied with Delta. I booked a flight to ATL for August 2017 in May 2017 through Expedia and the conference that I was planning to attend was canceled. So I call on July 9 to ask for a refund of $209.40 that I paid in advance and Delta will not give me one nor a credit because it was a non-refundable ticket. This was something out of my control. Life happens and I would think there were be better service and consideration. Why should I have to pay more for a ticket in case something happens? This is what the supervisor told me on the phone. So really what they do is build in a cancellation fee with the ticket price.
I will do my best not to fly Delta, if I can help it. This is the worst service. They stole my money $209.40 and I think it is one of the worst airlines ever. It is not like I canceled the day before or on my flight. It is more than a month before the trip. Fly Delta if you want... Some people can't afford to pay for higher priced tickets that are refundable.
Reviewed July 4, 2017
I had a terrible experience at Seattle-Tacoma airport in the Delta Terminal last weekend when traveling on business. When going through security and my belongings were placed on the conveyor belt to scan, my purse was pulled off the belt and taken out of sight. When I asked one of the security personnel (Sara ** Delta TSA) if she knew where they took my purse, without even looking at me, she coolly replied, "I don't know" and walked away. As my purse had my identification, money, and other personal items, I felt it imperative to try and locate where they took, and proceeded to walk around the carousel to ask the security guard who was sitting by the TV that monitors what goes through the scanner, and who actually removed my purse from the conveyor belt in the first place, when suddenly Ms. ** starts yelling at me to get back on the other side of the carousel.
I told her I was looking for my purse as it has all my money and identification in it, to which she ignored me and just kept yelling that I needed to back up and go on the other side of the carousel. I repeated what I said and she came back and told me I should've asked for help instead of taking it upon myself to go where I didn't belong... to which I reminded her that I had asked HER for help and she blew me off. When no one would answer me or help me, I went towards a back office where there were a few security personnel who appeared to cvs management, and when they got up and joined me on my way back to the carousel to try and track down my purse, it was simply sitting there, at the end of the belt, unoccupied.
Since my flight was boarding, I didn't have time to escalate the matter and nor did I have time to go through all my belongings to check whether anything was missing. However, when I got on the plane and proceeded to go through my belongings, I found that whatever cash was in my wallet was now missing, and my medicine bottle had been tampered with. Since it was only $40 and we all know it's a he-said-she-said situation, I had little faith in recovering what was missing, but I did want to share how this experience was simply appalling and speaks to the kind of people that we trust with our lives and personal belongings each and every day. Perhaps Delta and Seattle-Tacoma airport will do a better job in screening who they employ in positions that touch each and every one of us and can be the difference between a terrible situation that you hate to remember or a wonderful experience that you'll never forget.
Reviewed July 3, 2017
Delta Airline has too much and does not give the right time for the plane to depart from airport. I have more than 5 hours at the airport.They don't give correct announcement at the airport passengers. I know it was raining with thunderstorm in NY and it was not raining in Toronto Canada. Delta Airlines are very organized with their times for me and the passengers.
Reviewed July 1, 2017
3 days to get to London. Delta are still way behind the bar in delivering its service and as the CEO, I would be embarrassed by so many aspects of the business. However, customer care must be some of the worst in the industry. As we wait for our second day to get to JFK, (it's all ATC so DELTA don't pay comp) the help line is once again congested and hold times increase. (Remember Atlanta a few months ago) Once thru on the phone, the poorly trained telephonists have no idea of the stress or indeed the upset one has endured.
'Sorry to hear' must be a line in their training manual as it's continuously repeated without feeling or being genuine. The whole sense that they don't really care and it's your fault continues in the process as the robot repeats that there are no options. I don't blame these guys. I blame the management. Poor investment and very poor training. If only the CEO would recognise the benefit of proper training and focus his and his Company energy there. It's only going to get worst. The climb has long stalled for Delta and other airlines will start eating their lunch. Farewell Delta.
Reviewed June 30, 2017
They wanted to charge me more to my return flight than what I could buy a one way flight for. They are a scam. I could understand if the flight was booked but there is plenty of room available. The supervisor was a complete jerk. David was his name.
Reviewed June 28, 2017
I purchased an overseas round trip ticket for my wife on Delta Airlines. Delta flies from Baton Rouge, Louisiana to Atlanta, Georgia and then from Atlanta to Paris, France. From Paris, another international airline company takes over to final destination. The return trip is similar. My wife is not back yet and she dreads flying back on Delta.
When boarding the plane for the local flight, the A/C was running, after the plane took off. No more A/C, just air blowing. This was not good for my wife, since with no A/C she cannot breathe normal. The problem got worse. From Atlanta to Paris, the same thing happened. Imagine a 6-8 hour flight with air blowing and no A/C. My wife could not breathe and she could not handle the situation for the duration. Finally she made it to Paris "alive". She had no problems when she connected with the KLM to take her to final destination. To her surprise, the A/C was running for the flight duration (4 hrs and 10 min). It seems the A/C issue is not a problem. It has been the norm with Delta. My wife remembers that last year, she experienced the same thing. Oh by the way, I forgot to mention the crappy quality of food served on the international flight on Delta last year and this year.
I remember in 2015, my wife and I went to the same destination but using United Airlines. Boy, it was fun. A/C running well and the food tasted good. To Delta, what if a passenger passed out because the air is not conditioned and could not breathe? it is not important to you as ling as you got your money. To Delta, stop nickel and dime crap. United charges the same amount you charge. No A/C, no quality food, no Delta anymore to travel on. Bye bye Delta, hello United.
Reviewed June 28, 2017
Changed first class ticket by one day. Original ticket: $1099, charge to change $200 +$7,600!!! I was looking for another airline to become "loyal" too (unhappy with American Airlines). To file a complaint on Delta requires lengthy data entry just to get to comment page. Corrupt: I will never fly DELTA again in my life...
Reviewed June 27, 2017
First time flying Delta Air Lines and it will definitely be my last. I always fly JetBlue and sticking to them. Got to the airport at 5 pm because my flight was at 7:20 pm. Was on the plane 3 hours. I understand there was something wrong with the aircraft but that does NOT give Delta the right to starve the customer. Delta you should be ashamed of yourself. Not only that we didn't get food why promise and not go true with the promise. Anyways I'll never ever fly Delta again. I know Delta doesn't care. They get a lot of business so losing me as a customer they don't care. They only care about money. Shame on you Delta.
Reviewed June 25, 2017
On return flight from Atlanta, the Delta app informed me my bag was loaded onto aircraft. When I landed at my destination, the bag did not come off the conveyor belt. Checking the app again, I saw where it was taken off the plane just before departure. It was expedited to next flight. I chose to wait but the same scenario played out twice more. My bag arrived after midnight 3 flights later. I think Delta should prioritize expedited luggage and, if need be for weight issues, remove bags from persons on that flight. Let the domino-effect play out but don't delay customers for more than one flight. It is evident whose bags were pulled by additional bag tags. Mine had four encircled on the handle upon landing. I understand the weight and balance issues but there are better ways to circumvent this extended inconvenience to the customer. I am a silver medallion customer.
Reviewed June 23, 2017
I just tried calling Delta's SkyMiles and Reservation numbers and was told wait times or call back would be in excess of one to two hours. This is horrendous customer service. I called another carrier, asked my question and made my reservation. Delta you lost a customer today!
Reviewed June 19, 2017
I ran out to long term parking, a distance of 1 mile each way, found the passport, and ran back to the terminal. We were now 25 minutes before departure and were refused her check-in. This was despite having bags checked already and my own check-in complete.
At the time we were the only passengers at the Delta counter and three agents were present. In spite of our pleading and explanation of train and hotel reservations in England, we were advised there was no recourse but to re-book ($300) for the following day and pay an additional 60000 Skymiles. I appreciate the need for the airline to maintain order and consistency. But there was adequate time in the empty terminal to make our flight. The agent was nothing short of indifferent and unhelpful.
Reviewed June 16, 2017
I had confirmed reservation from Philadelphia to Paris, and Paris to Bombay. We are suppose to vacation and stopover at Paris for 3 nights. My whole family (with 2 kids) arrived airport at 3 pm. The Flight departure was at 6:02 pm. The booking agent was able to issue the boarding passes to 3 of us (Me, my wife and elder daughter), but for my 10 yrs old second daughter, they weren't able to issue as her passport is going to expire on Sep-07-2017. I tried to explain them that US travel depart only needs 60 days of passport validity from the date of travel and its beyond 60-days. But the booking agent, named Mike didn't listened to us. He called some random number and explained the France laws require a person to have full 90 days of passport validity. He referred me to speak to Delta supervisor named Francis, who also didn't check anything but only believed the words of Mike.
They requested our baggage to be returned as it was already loaded into to plane. At that moment I called my travel agent and he conferenced me with Delta customer service. Thanks to Mr. ** from Delta Customer Service who explained me the laws that in case of child, the France laws go by the parent passports, so we should be allowed to board. It was around 4:55 pm the time, I rushed back to Mr. Francis (supervisor on duty) and made him to speak to Mr. **. Once Mr. ** showed Mr. Francis the website and convince him that we should be allowed to board the flight. Mr. Francis made the excuse that now it's too late.
At very that moment there was another lady who was actually late and pleading (crying) to allow her to board the flight. Mr. Francis allowed her, while I was standing right there. After her I told Francis, that I should also be allowed to board the flight, as I was originally on the checking counter well in advance but delayed by the lack of knowledge of Delta staff, he didn't budge. He didn't let us board the flight and it was 5:10 pm. Out of 4 checked in bags, 2 were still in the plane. He requested to get those bags back. As an apologetic gesture, Mr. ** issued us the Taxi vouchers from airport to home and also booked our flight for the next day (June-16). I went back to booking counter get my voucher printed, and the Delta staff was still insensitive, rude, and paid no attention to me. They had no remorse whatsoever that because of them I missed the flight. I finally got my voucher printed and came home.
My stay at Paris was for 3 nights. Now it's reduced to 2 nights. (Courtesy of ignorance of Delta ground staff). I had booking for Eiffel tower tour evening booking for Jun-16. That's gone as it can't be changed at such a short notice now. My hotel stay in Paris was for 3 nights. It's reduced to 2 night. Now I am not sure if this whole situation was unavoidable or was it intentional. Did Mr. Francis make up this whole story and sold our tickets to some else as the flight was overbooked?Probably I will never be able get to the bottom of this truth. But one thing is for sure; our ordeal with Delta Air Lines started even before we started our journey. Looking forward to hearing back from Delta Air Lines... A very unhappy customer.
Reviewed June 13, 2017
How should I begin to explain my disdain for Delta? My flight from MSP to Florida was delayed by one hour and thirty minutes. The explanation given was mechanical problems? Finally we boarded a plane only to be told again that there is another delay due to mechanical problems? We sat on the tarmac for this amount of time. Nothing offered to drink and we could not even use the bathroom as the plane had already pulled away from the gate for our safety? After waiting for almost 2 hours (nothing offered to eat or drink at this point) we were finally off to Florida. I arrived in Florida and to my disdain my suitcase was damaged, my clothes and other belongings spilled out and it was placed on the turn belt!!!! I proceeded to get my damaged suitcase and noticed that some of my clothes were damaged and there were several items missing.
I went over to customer service and the agent there was appalled that my damaged suitcase was left on the turn belt. He was the only one out of all of Delta's staff so far at this point that seemed genuinely sorry regarding my experience thus far. He replaced my suitcase and apologized for the inconvenience. I was charged by Delta $100.00 fro being overweight by 5 pounds. I gladly paid the fee without any hesitation. But to claim to be an airline that cares about their customers, I can say for a fact as proven by my experience, is a blatant lie. I am a young customer and my opinion might not matter, but how many hundreds or thousands of passengers does this happen to on a daily basis? No compensation from Delta at all!!! We are charged for seats, meals, baggage, overweight, etc. Yet when there is a legitimate concern who do we charge? It is appalling to me at this young age to experience this type of unsatisfactory customer service.
Reviewed June 12, 2017
Date of travel 08/13/2015 for a family funeral. My current case # is **. I made several calls to customer care supervisor Lisa. She informed me that a check for $350.00 was mailed on 12/26/2016. I informed Roselyn that I never received it. Lisa left me a message on 04/13/2017 that the check was returned. Also, that she would be off from work until 04/18/2017. She requested my mailing address which was provided. **. Her telephone # was left by her. Which is 1 800 618 9615 ex **. Each time I called, the telephone would ring but not able to leave a message. My last communication by letter was on 05/10/2017 at 17:21 pm.
Reviewed June 9, 2017
A few days ago I went to Delta's website and upgraded our seats to Miami from coach to comfort seating. Not a problem the process went easy. But when I hit submit payment a error came back and said something went wrong, please try again. So stupid me I did and that transaction went thru fine. But when I looked at my bank account there was two (2) charges on my bank account for $246.26 each which was the total for a 2 person upgrade. But when I called my bank this was submitted from Delta.
So I called Delta and they only saw one transaction on their end and will NOT HELP figure out what happened!!! So now I am hoping that the extra $246.26 drops off tomorrow. But now for four (4) days that money has been tied up and not available to us? WHY???? So now fast forward to today we decided to upgrade our returning flight, but proceeded with caution. After upgrading our return flight and hitting submit ONCE I got that same message back that said there was a error, but I did NOT resubmit the payment this time. But I called and took about 1 hour 10 min until I was able to get to a supervisor and all I got was there is no transaction showing you upgraded but in my bank account it DOES show that I was charged only once $363.00 (which is fine) but on their end I was not charged anything!
WHAT ARE YOU KIDDING ME??? I was charged and they cant see it. So now what I have to hit re-submit again and be charged twice and hope one falls off??? I think NOT! I have looked and this has at least been the SAME problem for customers since 2014 if not longer. WHY Delta cant you fix a simple problem and provide a great customer service, and not tie up peoples hard earned money for a week or so at a time for a double charge. I have the print out showing this if you want to see it Delta? Anyone else has this happened to??? PLEASE let me know.
Reviewed June 3, 2017
On Sunday April 1 while traveling on Delta 2141 Norfolk VA, to Atlanta GA I left my laptop under the seat. I was on my connecting flight to Los Angeles less than 3 hours later when I realized. I told the flight assistant who told me to put in a lost and found report which I did there. He told me he had lost his wallet and it was returned to him in a couple of days!!! I received a automated message that my report had been received, two days later I followed this up with at email, no response. I continued to direct message to which I received bland replies. I was given a number to call Atlanta lost and found. The line does not take messages or answer calls!!! I was told my request was sent to leaders in Atlanta. 3 weeks later I got an automated message to say my item was not found and the report was closed.
The laptop contains nearly 5 years of doctoral research, papers and of course personal information which as a new scholar I need for my future work. I am so mad at myself for leaving the laptop but really angry with Delta for not taking this seriously which is shown in the handling of this whole thing. What I want is for someone personally look into my case and return my laptop. The laptop was large and over five years old. I can't believe someone would steal it. Unless the cleaners took it - who were on the plane while I was leaving!!!
Reviewed June 1, 2017
Whenever I flew I made a point to fly Delta. Despite their egregious habit of nickel and diming anyone not in 1st class. I usually made a point to get upgrade to make the flight at least decent. All the first class seats were sold out so I had to settle for Comfort + which was anything but. False advertisement said complimentary drinks and premium snacks. It ended up being one lousy drink and the same snack served in main cabin by a rude flight attendant who acted like serving us was more a chore. Then to pay for my luggage for the geniuses to put it on the wrong flight. As a result, I was stuck at La Guardia till four in the morning as I had to wait for the flight that they put my luggage on to come back as it had all my conference materials.
For my troubles, all I got a lousy useless food voucher thus losing a day in my conference and losing money as my business depends conference appearances. The refund of my luggage charge and paltry amount of Skymiles credited to my account hardly made up for the loss I took because of them. I've called and keep getting promised follow up and to this date have received no response. I called to follow up and found my case to be closed as "resolved" which it was not. And I have yet to hear back from Baggage Services regarding my case with them misplacing my luggage.
Reviewed May 30, 2017
My husband and I planned a special 30th vacation and decided to splurge and fly home First Class on Delta. Our original flights home were canceled and we were given a few other options. We got 2 First Class seats on the first leg, but not together. There was a family of 5 that were all separate from each other too. Is it that hard to sit people together??? I asked the stubby little man seated next to me if he would switch with my husband and he refused. So even though the flight attendants and service was good, I had to sit by a man that smelled like a hooker and drank like a fish. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO ME! The second leg was also supposedly First Class, but again we couldn't sit together, and there was no meal offered, only snacks and drinks. Not impressed. I'll avoid Delta at all costs in the future.
Reviewed May 29, 2017
We booked a flight for my 20-year old daughter to Italy, from Phoenix. It was her first time travelling alone. First, Delta somehow cancelled one leg of her journey on their own, while they were modifying tickets for other passengers travelling initially, with her. We found out a day earlier when we were trying to check in. It took me 2 hours trying to fix that issue that was purely committed by Delta in error. The wait time for every customer service call was 1.5 HOURS! Unbelievable, never had to wait that much for a customer service personnel to even attend to a call. Then, when we reached at 4 am the next day for her flight, we found out they had cancelled her flight again and she was put on a flight with 2 layovers instead of one stop that I had originally booked my ticket for.
For all these inconveniences, the lady at the Phoenix counter was grossly rude. When I requested that she give us another option with one stop only as I was not comfortable with my daughter changing planes so many times as she was travelling alone, she had the gall to tell me that she was only going to talk to the passenger and not to her parent and tried to bully my 20-year old daughter into accepting the change as such.This was totally unacceptable attitude because all five tickets for Delta had been purchased by me, on my credit card. I can understand this logic if a parent is making a change in the absence of the passenger but being that my daughter was present with me and authorizing me to work out the flight details with the airline agent- her statement was extremely out of line. I questioned the relevance of her statement, at which point we were finally given the option of getting a direct flight to Italy, the next morning.
My question is this: Why do these airlines act like they are doing the passengers a favor by putting them on any flight they want to when the whole inconvenience was generated by THEIR last minute cancellations and THEIR overbooking? We pay what they ask for, we make plans according to our flight times, we arrange drop offs and pick ups for our families, we plan vacation times according to our flight times- then why are we consumers subjected to this constant nonsense from the airlines. We pay upfront for the tickets and as consumers have a right to at least be offered a couple of options for other flights when the delay is because of the airline's overbooking or cancellations.
Delta has extremely poor customer service- they must be under staffed as no telephone call is attended before a holding time of 1 hour 20 mins, etc. I used Delta for the first time- I am thoroughly disgusted by their customer service. They need to give major training to their representatives- making unjustified aggressive statements to already irate passengers in long lines, will only escalate the situation. Have traveled in British Airways before and they have a great customer service- phones are attended in a very reasonable short time. Have vowed never to travel with Delta ever again. We had non refundable bookings at the hotels and due to their cancellations, lost all money for one night of booking. I think the airlines should be reimbursing customers for the charges directly incurred as a result of their last minute cancellations. Only if these airlines incur costs like these, will they become more responsible towards the customers.
Reviewed May 29, 2017
Flew Delta out of D.C. for Salt Lake City May 14. Delayed over 1 hour waiting for catering. By the way, a stewardess admitted that this is happening again and again. 70 of us missed our connecting flights out of Salt Lake. This was a Sunday evening and all of the connectors were the last flights out. We missed our flights by a matter of minutes and the other Delta pilots refused to wait!! Put us up in Salt Lake for the night but nothing else. Delta even directed me to the WRONG GATE the next morning. Goodbye Delta.
Reviewed May 26, 2017
I had to fly United Airlines this week and I had a bad experience both flights. I want to write to thank Delta for making all efforts to greet and speak to all of your passengers. Your customer service is top notch. Delta is dependable and in time. I will recommend Delta to all my family and friends.
Reviewed May 24, 2017
I understand that there are rules and regulations but if a customer has a problem you can not solve AT LEAST GIVE GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! All I wanted was to change my departure date and I emailed Delta about 5 times (Never got a response not once). I even called and no one was able to help me AT ALL or even attempt to in any way. They turned me around in seconds. Even if I had to pay an extra fee of $50 which they charge for flight changes, I would have just to be able to change the date... But instead they wanted me to pay an extra $400 just to change the date to a few days earlier!! My ticket itself was $400. Why in the world would I pay an extra $400 just to change it!
They were so very unhelpful and seemed not to care one bit. I have been calling for the past few days and each time "They can never do anything for me." I really just wanted ANY help at all because I needed to make the change and make it ASAP for school purposes. But with such awful customer service no one was helping me with my situation. And I spend money with them at least ONCE a month flying back and forth to see my boyfriend who lives in a different state. You would think they'd do a better job with assisting... I definitely know where I won't be spending my money anymore. They're great until you run into a problem and need assistance. HORRIBLE!
Reviewed May 23, 2017
I booked a flight to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic 4/6/2017. I arrived to the airport to find that my flight had been cancelled and I waited for 4 hours just to get to the ticket counter. I finally get to the ticket counter, the agent says she cannot get us to Punta Cana but she could get us to Santo Domingo which was 2 hours away. She actually put us on a flight to Santiago!!! Santiago was 6 or 7 hours away - with no shuttle available to us. Thank goodness we had money saved for excursions and souvenirs because we had to spend our money getting to our actual destination. I have NEVER had an airline just sent me to the wrong part of a country. It was quite frightening to be in a foreign country, not knowing a great deal of the native language. Delta Airlines has YET to respond to my complaint. HORRIBLE customer service.
Reviewed May 21, 2017
Roundtrip from LGA to ATL. LGA the air conditioning wasn't working. Had to de-plane for an hour and a half while they fixed it. At least they fixed it. ATL to LGA. Warning light came on in cockpit. Needed part. Maintenance salvaged part from another airplane! Stuck on plane for two hours while they replaced it. As we got underway I noticed a firetruck and ambulance pull into the spot we had just left like it was precautionary. WTF? The fact that I had maintenance issues on both sides of my journey says there is something seriously wrong here.
Reviewed May 20, 2017
I missed my flight yesterday as a sky priority member due to the fact that Delta had massive lines and kept sending me to different places to check in my infant. I had tried to previously pay the international tax and this was never done. After lining up in three lines I missed my flight. I would never recommend traveling with Delta with an infant. They do not know how to do this process smoothly and missing a flight with an infant is a disaster! Avoid the situation altogether.
Reviewed May 19, 2017
For one of my in state flight (BWI-ATL), the agent closed the gate 15 min before the departure time without announcing my name or make any final warnings. I was sitting right across the seating area and did not hear any notification regarding the gate closing. This causes me to miss all of my connecting flights (Tokyo-Taiwan). The agent was extremely rude to me and acted like she was super annoyed. She did not help me with re-booking. The way she talked to me was extremely inconsiderate and not professional. She was not helpful at all, did not acknowledge anything about the plane leaving 15min earlier.
I spent an extra 15min looking for the Delta help center (the gate agent just pointed a direction to me without telling me any further information). No one was there to help at the help center. Everyone waited there so that they can use the phone to call the direct line. After telling the agent that this was not my fault, she still charged me $500 fee for the price difference. I paid $2200 for delta comfort in my original ticket and could not believe that I still have to pay $500 more. The agent had me waiting on the phone standing for over 1 hour and continued to make me wait because all of her supervisor are "busy". I expect at least better service and support since I spent so much money on my ticket.
I have been a long time Delta customer for more than 10 years, and my experiences with Delta has been great until now. From my past experience, Delta would always give 5-10min announcement before closing the gate and would always announce missing passengers by their last name before closing the gate. The front desk at ticketing, which was also extremely rude, told me that Delta does not announce passenger's name due to privacy. However, while I was waiting, a Delta flight from BWI-Ohio did gave multiple 5-10min warning announcement and called the passenger's last name before closing the gate.
A Spirit airline also made multiple announcement before closing the gate. This is just telling me that big airline companies, such as Delta, just have expensive tickets that comes with terrible agents with no systematic training and no experience in customer service. This is just unbelievable. I am very disappointed and extremely frustrated that such a great airline now suffers from poor customer service and lack of staff training.
Delta needs to better train their staff and teach them how to provide better customer service. Everyone just acted like it is none of their business and are unwilling to help. They do not give a damn about my situation. With tickets that are $200-300 more compared to other airlines, this is definitely not the kind of service that I want for my money. I will not use Delta again and will definitely not recommend Delta to anyone anymore.
Reviewed May 15, 2017
Our flight from Reagan National to Salt Lake City was delayed because Delta couldn't get the caterers to load the plane on time. We ended up being delayed about one hour, causing us to miss our connecting flight to Reno. We had one handicapped lady, one 4 month pregnant lady, and a two year old in our group of 5. Delta put little, to no effort in helping us make our connecting flight. We missed it by 6 minutes. If they would have had the plane unload by urgency, rather than row by row, we would have made it. Delta told us we were on our own to reschedule our connecting flight, and get a hotel overnight.
Reviewed May 15, 2017
My family of 4 booked a flight to Cancun 7 months in advance. We also had 3 friends along, with the same flight schedule, resort and so forth. Once at the airport, we also happened to know 6 other people by chance, with the same flights to and from Cancun, although different resorts. On the return flight from Cancun to Minneapolis, the plane was delayed on the tarmac in Cancun for 45 minutes, this was not due to weather, air traffic, mechanical or anything else. Per the pilot, we were held up because ticketing agents didn't weigh all the luggage and/or there were mistakes somewhere along the line and the flight was believed to be 4000 lbs overweight, hence possibly not a long enough runway for takeoff. However, the flight was eventually cleared to takeoff.
Due to the delay in Cancun, many people were possibly going to miss their connecting flights. We believed we still could make our connecting flight based on the original layover times. We landed in MN, rushed through customs, and made it to our gate with 20 min to spare. In fact, the call by the gate agent had just been made for everyone else to board and there was a line to make way to the plane. Our 3 friends made it on the flight, the 6 other people we knew made it on the flight. We were shocked when we tried to board that our tickets were invalid. (Remember, booked 7 months prior through Delta Vacations.) Because of a second flight that night that was canceled for some unknown reason, they gave my 4 tickets away to people from the canceled flight. When asked why, we were told it was because they thought we were not going to make the flight in time???
My baggage made it on the flight from customs, and 9 other people with the exact same flights made it on the plane fine. We had 20 minutes to spare yet we were bumped. Shuttled to a hotel at 11 pm, shuttled back to the airport at 5 am and put on a much smaller flight at 9 am. Luckily I was able to have our friends pick up our "Late" luggage from the airport when they arrived.
We've spoken to "Customer Care" (How ironic) and have been given every excuse under the sun as to why we were bumped. They don't use the word bumped however, they say it was flight control, weather, and so forth, none of which are true... it's like they're going down a list of robotic error responses. When asked how exactly 9 other people were allowed to board with the same flight schedules... I mean we stood in line with them at the gate, they have no answer for that and $75 is the best they can do. The issue is they don't want to call it an "Involuntary Bump" which is what it was. Per their "Contract of Carriage", if they do that we'd be entitled to quite a bit more money in vouchers.
Since they've turned off their "Customer care" line since the video debacles posted lately, I've been told we'll get an email response in 30 days. I'm at 30 days now, still no response. I guess I'm wondering where the "Care" portion is, unless I'm no longer a customer? I do find it interesting to read their own contract of carriage which all of us customers would definitely be held to and wondering why they don't honor their own rules? By the way, I was 20 minutes early to the gate, yet our seats were already taken by the other people. I had our friends that made it on the plane check. So 20 minutes, yet people from a different flight are already contacted, checked in, boarded and sitting in my seats? How far in advance had these people had to been contacted? I'd ask, but no one answers their care center.
Reviewed May 5, 2017
This is the best airlines. I travel with 2 children and they are very accommodating. Had missed a flight and went out of their way to get us on a flight to our destination without separating us in flight and made sure we're in the same row/section. It was 1st flight for children and the staff were wonderful to them.
Reviewed May 5, 2017
Delta's flight was delayed due a "DELAY IN CATERING". As a result, my flight through Paris was delayed for 12 hours. DELTA REFUSED TO PAY MY 600 EURO COMPENSATION, which I am entitled for according to EU regulation 261/2004, since I was delayed at a European airport. I received from Delta a meal voucher for 15 USD. I do not recommend Delta Air Lines or their customer service to anyone, especially on international flights.
Reviewed May 5, 2017
First time lost my luggage and were not helpful at all. Stupidly I flew second time with them. This time they overbooked and we had to deplane and leave on flight next day. Had to sleep in airport. Staff offered no compensation and actually had the nerve to be rude. There were 6 people who had to leave flight! Never fly with them. They are a disgrace.
Reviewed May 4, 2017
Delta is one of the largest airlines in the world but their customer care doesn't match their size. They think delaying your luggage for over 72 hours is normal, and their cancellation or rebooking policy sucks. They are not considerate at all no matter how critical your emergency or reason is for the switch, I wish Southwest fly overseas.
Reviewed April 30, 2017
I traveled to Tallahassee, FL because my sister was in a bicycle vs. car accident and was gravely injured. She passed away and I chose Delta to fly from Tallahassee to Atlanta to pick up a Southwest flight home to Minneapolis. That Weds they cancelled my flight. There were none for Thursday, and so I paid for the only ticket left on Friday. Arriving at the airport, I was informed the Delta flight was going to be late and calling Southwest, Southwest also delayed to help me get home. The Delta flight took off, and then turned around and went back to the Tallahassee airport due to a fuel pump issue. I missed the last Southwest flight to MSP.
When I got off the plane, I approached a woman at the gate who appeared to be in charge, and before I said anything she practically screamed at me that she had no hotel rooms. I did not want a room. I only wanted to know how to get home. After asking about 10 times, she finally pointed at a very long line for the "helpdesk". I stood in the line over 5 hours only to be told they "were done with me". Only two people were "helping" the hundreds of patrons in the same situation as I. Southwest put me on standby and I was able to get home the following evening. Otherwise, the only ticket I could get would have been after midnight the NEXT day. I wrote Delta, but of course never heard back, so clearly they are done with me. This is the worst airline!
Reviewed April 28, 2017
As frequent Delta flyers to see our 4.5 mo. old grandson in Oregon, when we live in VA., we can never seem to ever be able to use FF points. It's always, "well, those are blackout dates!" So, with EVERY DATE being a blackout date, what are, if any, the best times to use our points. We really think cust. care and the flight attendants are the very best, and most courteous. But, my wife and I are retired and to travel 6K miles round trip for each of us, at least every 6 months. It really hurts our budget. Wish something more could be done, because on a positive note, Delta is the greatest!
Reviewed April 27, 2017
They were very aggressive about having us check our carry-ons because overhead bins getting full. However, when we got on the plane I noticed bins near us that were not full at all. That was annoying. This was a four hour flight. But it did leave on time. They did pass out drinks and a small snack. The options for food was okay. The fruit and cheese plate was good. We arrived on time and the landing was uneventful.
Reviewed April 26, 2017
Flew from Columbus GA. to Atlanta to West Palm Beach. Plane problems in Atlanta and coming back the same thing. Problems when leaving West Palm. Mechanical both times. Delta needs to retire these old planes. Did not feel safe going or leaving. Will never fly, hopefully again with Delta.
Reviewed April 25, 2017
This was my only time I had flown on a big airplane. We flew to Hawaii for a once in a lifetime trip. My Dad took my sister (Beth), his sister (Sarah) and me Teresa. When we were landing in Hawaii, the plane started working. I was holding on for dear life, and Beth was saying that we were going to die! I was scared and laughing at the same time! After getting settled in Hawaii, I told everyone that I was scared of riding on airplanes still, but I would do it again! We all enjoyed the whole experience!
Reviewed April 23, 2017
I have been using Delta Air Lines almost exclusively for the last 2 years. All except for one flight, they have always been on time. Their lounges at the airports have been good and they have been very good with the one cancellation that I had. The only problem I have had is that my luggage was opened and some items stolen on a flight from Mexico City to Detroit and they wanted receipts for everything that was missing. Of course I did not have these receipts so got no compensation.
Reviewed April 22, 2017
Recently a family member experience a tragic medical experience and I just a few days before my planned trip to Tampa. I requested a delay of 30 days on my $267.00 ticket. A Delta customer service person demanded the private medical records of the family member. Neither the family member nor the medical facility would allow this to happen so Delta basically screwed me out of the ticket. The Delta Customer Service agent denied demanding the medical information yet Delta has yet to refund or provide a ticket to Tampa as I have just traveled there again and paid for another round trip. This was issue number one.
Issue two... Monday on a trip to Tampa, my departing flight from MCI to Atlanta was 15 minutes late on arrival and 20 minutes late departing. 35 minutes late, total. I had 37 minutes total to go from Concourse B to Concourse D once on ground in Atlanta to connect to Tampa. Obviously the plane was gone and the gate dark. Delta Agent told me that I had to get to the gate on time. That was "my responsibility", not Delta's. This is at 10:00pm at night. Flights after 10pm are few. Fortunately another Gate attendant tried to help me and found another flight leaving for Tampa at 11:30pm.
Needless to say, I arrived in Tampa well after midnight with no ride home as I could not ask family members to wait not knowing when or if I would arrive. Delta didn't offer anything other than a comment by a gate attendant that since Delta changed management, the company has gone downhill and now the customer is known as a "profit center". Yep... Delta now considers a person as a "profit center". I guess that's why the justification to hose me for $25.00 for each leg to sit by a exit door so that I can stretch my painfully arthritic knees, so I can do Delta's job in case of a crash by opening and discarding the emergency exit door.
Reviewed April 22, 2017
They're very trustworthy. They have good schedules and reasonable rates. They take care of their patrons and resolve any problem with a very time saving outcome. I have experienced very many delays with them and they do just about anything to help if you're running behind.
Reviewed April 14, 2017
Delta Airlines was late departing LGA. As a result, I missed my connecting flight home to SEA. What's worse is that my luggage made it to connecting flight, but they told me I was too late to board. Incidentally, I learned that my connecting flight was oversold. When I tried to rebook to make it on-time for my weekend anniversary trip. They offered to send me to Spokane (6 hour drive to my house), or Portland (3 hour drive to my house). I asked if they would pay for the Uber home. Of course not. So, no luggage, they cart me off to a hotel with a little emergency overnight bag. Nothing to wear to bed, no change of clothes, no voucher for food.
I asked what Delta was going to do to make this right for me. The "Need Help" desk was no help at all. Customer service first offered me $100. I said that wasn't acceptable, then they offered $150. Still I said no. Then they went up to $200. What is this - a negotiation? Anyway. I was advised to call their corporate office. Of course, it turns out they're closed today. So, I filed a complaint on their website. What response do I get? That they'll get back to me within 30 days. Seriously! Meanwhile, I'm out reservation fees, and my beautiful long-planned anniversary weekend with my husband.
Reviewed April 14, 2017
In Nov. 2016, I was flying from Minneapolis to Nashville for the most important academic conference and career fair in my life. The flight was overbooked, and due to a long line at the security screening, I arrived at the gate 7 minutes before the flight took off. The gate keeper told me that I am late, and because of that, my seat was given to somebody else. They were rude, and they treated me like I am a criminal. They refused to give me any compensation, not even a replacement ticket, but instead put me on the waiting list for the rest of the day. I stayed at the airport for the rest of the day to find out that every other plane to Nashville was equally overbooked.
As a result, I missed the most important conference in my life. Upon reflection, Delta did not start bumping unshowing customers until 2 minutes before flight departure in all their flights but mine. I think this is because my Asian name. So, they think I can be bullied without repercussion. As for now, this is nothing but memory to me. But, I swear I will not pay Delta another cent in my life.
Reviewed April 14, 2017
My mother was dying. Made a flight to see her. They said she had 48 hrs to live. Hospice was already there. I had a flight April 7 at 6:20 am to fly out. I had got there at 4 am to make sure I didn't miss the flight. Delta Airlines started making excuses at 7:00 am. This went on for 9 hours. I'm handicapped and every time the time changed you would have to go up and get a new voucher for that flight, hotel .being handicapped made it a torture to stand in line again. I arrived at INP airport for. Connecting flight should have been 30 min. Delta told that no flights were going to K.C. That night.
The total time I keep telling them my mother was dying I needed to get there. The only thing I got was a voucher for a hotel. I Had to get a standby to try to get there in the morning. Our a guarantee flight that evening at 5:30 PM. I took the standby. When I arrived I was told that my mother had passed away late that night. If Delta would have honored their first agreement to get me there I would have seen. Delta airline rob me of my last hours with my mother!!!
Reviewed April 14, 2017
Hello, I am writing to request reimbursement due to a Delta flight delay that occurred at Atlanta Airport on 4/8/17. We were on our way to West Palm Beach for a wedding. We were delayed for over 9 hours and ended up MISSING the wedding and not going to West Palm Beach. We lost our car reservation for which we had prepaid & the AIRBNB reservation. Not to mention our whole day was wasted. I had to get a Southwest flight for $600 to fly out to Orlando just so we can get out of there. Expense summarized below: Flight charges: $600, Car rental: $208, Airbnb: $100. TOTAL: $908.
We lost a companion pass also that day for which they only reimbursed us $8! That doesn't seem reasonable. We earned that companion pass. We would like to request that pass also. We were compensated 20,000 miles by Delta which we do really appreciate, but I'd like to get reimbursed. We understand these things happen but we were mislead with false hope all day at the airport. We were told that Delta is looking for "local pilots" and they could never locate them. We were given excuses like "They may be late due to I-85 bridge collapse". The bridge collapsed 2 weeks before that day... local pilots can't find an alternate route? They never canceled the flight and we were given false hope all day. If I had known sooner, I could have made other arrangements.
Reviewed April 13, 2017
My friend and I were scheduled on a Delta flight and the gate agent could not find a pilot to fly the plane. The gate agents left and we found out the flight was canceled online. Even the flight attendants did not know that as they had been sitting in the plane waiting for hours. Delta blamed it on weather and they refused to help. We ended up paying several hundreds more to fly on a different carrier as the only choice they gave us was to sit in Miami for 3 days until they could put us on another flight.
Reviewed April 12, 2017
I have NEVER received such horrendous customer service with any company. I was on a flight from LaGuardia to Atlanta with a connection flight from Atlanta to Havana, Cuba on April 5th, 2017. First my carry on was taken from me as it was "too large" even though I've used the same suitcase dozens of times over the last 7 years and well as took it on my Delta return flight, no questions asked. We were then diverted to Charlotte Airport, supposedly to pick up fuel only to be told later that there were weather delays out of Atlanta. However, despite the weather delays our connecting flight from Atlanta took off with slight delay. We were not on it. I was then told by Delta that I would only be taken to Havana on Friday the 7th approximately 48 hours later and that there was nothing that could be done. I was expected to take a flight to Atlanta and then to New York on Friday morning to then take a direct flight from JFK.
I was asked why I didn't pay extra to take the direct flight from JFK to begin with even if it was more expensive. I don't have all the money in the world and it is the job of DELTA to get me there layover or no layover. I then had to purchase a new set of tickets to get to Havana within a reasonable time frame as I had reservations and people waiting for me to get lodging in Havana. At this point I tried to get my suitcase that had been taken from me back. I was told that I would have to call Delta to get it back.
When I called Delta I was told that I needed to speak to a supervisor at the gate as Delta was not permitted to keep my luggage under ANY circumstances. I asked to speak to a supervisor and was told by a man that he was the supervisor. I told him that there had been some back and forth between the gate and Delta headquarters about whether I could get my suitcase back and that I was told that a supervisor could help me as Delta was not allowed to keep my suitcase. The man replied "They aren't in charge over here. I am and I'm telling you can't get your suitcase back. I'll send it to Havana if you want but that's it." He then moved on to the next customer without answering any of my questions about how that's possible when I'm not on the flight.
I had to wait to speak to another employee at the gate who said she would see if she could get my suitcase off the flight even though I explained what the supervisor had said. She then radioed only to get the supervisor that I had previously spoken to. The entire line and gate then heard the supervisor scream over the walkie talkie "Is it that little girl with a pony tail?" It was embarrassing, demeaning, misogynistic, and absolutely inappropriate. NEVER should a woman who is 30 years old be referred to as a "little girl". The gate employee was finally able to get the supervisor on a private phone so he wasn't shouting insults for all to hear. When I asked for the supervisor's name who had shouted the insults I was told "**". I then asked for a last name and was told that was the last name. I then asked for a first name and was then told "That's enough information for you".
I am entitled to a full name for an employee so that I can lodge an official complaint. It is beyond reprehensible to be treated in such a manner after spending hours waiting for answers. The weather may not have been Delta's fault but the atrocious customer service is. I was then without a suitcase for three days with my items in it. When I arrived in Cuba they told me that there was a chance my suitcase may never arrive because suitcases aren't sent when an individual is not on a flight. I spent hours while on vacation trying to track down my suitcase. When it finally arrived I had to wait hours for it to be brought to me. I was told I should call Delta for reimbursement upon my return to the States and was provided with a number. After returning to the States I called the number provided to me several times over the course of two days only to reach a recording that said "We are sorry no one can help you at this time".
I finally called a different number to attempt to get reimbursed only to have the call cut off with customer service representative after an hour and half of waiting. I was sent to take a survey of the service so there certainly weren't any reception/connectivity issues. No one ever called me back though I received an email stating a claim had been filed in my name. I don't know any of the details of the claim because no one has spoken to me about the details. I am a 30 year old Attorney and NEVER have I been spoken to the way your employees have spoken to me. NEVER have I been publicly embarrassed in such a way. NEVER have I been frustrated to the point of tears because no one wanted to help me. I will not be using your services ever again if I can help it. And you can be sure that EVERYONE I know or am able to reach will hear about the disaster that is Delta Customer Service.
Reviewed April 11, 2017
Long story make short, the traveling was terrible. It really nearly in top three worst airplane travel in my life. I am seriously rethink about use your airline again. Your most associates couldn't understand my situation. They forced me into middle seat and denied and refused my humbly begging for carry my hand carry bag on the board because mine is exactly fit in domestic also international airplane and brand is Swiss gear which is internationally wide proofing baggage already. They took my baggage off to the down cargo at the airplane door.
Right before I have seen many of passengers carried bigger baggages than mine. Even some of them carried two big baggages before me but they never told them about the baggages but me. I had to carry my bag for security reason also I needed my bag for foot rest. I think she is high rank of stewards told me strongly it is illegal to carry my baggage on board because it's too big and there is no space to carry on. What?? You guys joking? I saw many passengers carried one or two bigger baggages than mine.
Finally they took my baggage and never gave me anything for foot resting. I request ice packs and she gave me only tiny ice pack with paper towel. I asked again and she gave me another zipper bag with ice in there but the zipper bag was licking. It made my pants wet. I had to walk long distance to find my baggage and it made my knees and ankles swollen seriously. I felt like your crews got big mistake to little pity tiny Asian disable male. Now I feel that I need to action with this case due to maybe there can be another victims like me by discrimination over the culture and race.
Reviewed April 9, 2017
I have never experienced such complete and utter frustration, and lack of "customer care" from a service provider as I have with Delta this past week. First off, I can provide you with phone records detailing my multitude of attempts to contact and actually speak to a Delta agent this past week, many, many hours of being on hold, expecting a return phone call from an agent after leaving my information as requested (due to "extreme weather conditions" a high volume of calls, staffing shortages, long hold times, etcetera), all to no avail. Not a chance to actually get my questions answered, all after booking a flight and then needing to change my reservation. Because I have limited Wifi accessibility, I had to make the changes by phone, and was unable to do so within the time allowed. I used my sky miles, which leads me to believe that my needs were at the bottom of your help barrel.
enough with all of the logistics and shrinking seats on flights, and this ordeal will not be soon forgotten.
Reviewed April 9, 2017
I have one question regarding Delta and I have been trying to get through to them for 6 days now. Call hold times are usually 2 hours but today it is 3 hours and they don't offer callbacks anymore. Their excuse is the NON-EXISTENT weather they say is affecting the country. Time to short the stock and get rid of my credit card!
Reviewed April 8, 2017
Delta airlines had my deceased mother's casket for the trip to her hometown for her funeral. When I arrived at the airport in Nashville TN, I was told that Delta canceled all flights as there was a snowstorm. Amazingly United airlines and several others were still flying. I was rebooked on United. Sadly Delta flew my mom's coffin to Atlanta. I never received an apology an explanation. Nothing. Delta is the worst airline. They 'preemptively' cancel flights 3 days before a weather event! Every other airline flies and plays it day by day. Delta is awful. Never fly this penny ante outfit.
Reviewed April 8, 2017
They cancelled my flight twice in the four days of my vacation time. Online it's a "mechanical reason", yet in person it's "weather related". Calling Delta requires 2-3 hours trying to reschedule flights. We found another airline to direct us to our destination at our expense. What happened to rule 240?? Don't trust their word or flight schedules.
Reviewed March 31, 2017
I was on a flight from JFK to LHR. I ate the chicken dinner and became violently ill approximately an hour and a half after eating the meal. I remained violently ill until the following evening. I missed a day of vacation due to the food poisoning. I have emailed Delta twice and they have not responded at all. Horrible customer service!!
Reviewed March 24, 2017
My 29 year-old niece was also given 2 weeks to a month in January before we went on our Costa Rica trip in February that we booked through you. At that time I had called and was told that I could literally change our vacation up until the last day and pay a $200 change fee for the airfare each and a $100 change fee for the resort. That appears to be what your website says. Luckily, all worked out and she is still with us. We are expected to go to Mazatlan on April 1st and my dad is now terminally ill and we have no idea how long - so I called today to see about rebooking and was not told the same. I REALLY am not making this up - 2017 is going to suck for my family. Help!
Reviewed March 18, 2017
I flew overseas with Delta from Atlanta (ATL) to Rio de Janeiro (GIG) on 01/01/2017 and as I arrived I noticed my luggage had been badly damaged. I complained with a Delta employee at the spot and filled a paper form. On the following day, 01/02/2017, I filed the complaint online with the company. After a few week's waiting, I was informed that I had to send my suitcase for repairs (?!) and that, if it could not be repaired, I had to provide them with a note from a shop stating that and also the original purchase receipt (?! ), then they would only refund me the value I originally paid for the suitcase, and not the value for purchasing a new similar one (?!!!). I then sent my suitcase for repairs and was informed by Delta, on 01/24/17, that I would receive the refund within 20 business days.
Since this has long passed and no refund was received, I have been repeatedly trying to contact them, but most of my contacts have been just plain ignored and no explanation has been offered so far. In summary, Delta severely damaged my luggage, offered terrible support, did not provide the refund that had been promised and is ignoring my contacts. It has been almost THREE MONTHS that I have been trying to solve this issue.
Reviewed March 17, 2017
DL1738 - SEA to JFK - Horrible flight: Middle seat after flying hundreds of thousands of miles with this airline. Spoke up regarding passenger who was not turning cell phone to airplane mode. Hostile flight attendants defended other passenger. No regard to safety. NEVER flying them again!!!
Reviewed March 16, 2017
I booked a vacation with Delta Vacations for $1300.00 per person. On my way to JFK, the car broke down. I called delta an hour prior notifying them of the situation and begged for another flight out of any nearby airport and told them I would provide documentation proving my car had to be towed from I95. They told me I could either pay the $1500.00 per person for a change of flight or I would be screwed out of the $1300.00 I already paid. On top of that Angie and Eric from the destination help center were extremely rude.
Reviewed March 14, 2017
On March 5th I was flying Delta from Orlando to Minneapolis on the 6:30 PM flight. About 1/2 way through the flight I encountered severe Grand mal seizures. After the 2nd seizure the captain of the flight made the decision to divert the plane to the Des Moines airport. I just wanted to let someone know that the flight attendants and pilots made my wife feel very comforted during this medical emergency. I feel very fortunate that I had professionals taking my medical condition seriously. We did not get their names but I just wanted to tell you how grateful I'm that my wife was handled with respect. I feel much better. I also was fortunate to have 5 medical personnel on board from John Hopkins Hospital in Minneapolis. Thank You again and I will continue to fly delta airlines.
Reviewed March 11, 2017
My daughter was flying to London for a school trip. We booked her flight 2 months in advance using a respectable site, not one of those fly by nights. She was involuntarily bumped off the domestic portion, apparently because they expect you to pay that extra $20-30 to book an actual seat... or face the wrath of overbooking. So, they provided a voucher... fabulous. She lost the money she paid for her pre-paid tour the first day and has to report late to her first day of symposium at University of West London. Additionally, until I [momma bear] called the gate representative, they treated her abhorrently! The tone changed when I called them out but what a shame it took rudeness to stop the rudeness. NINE folks were bumped from the flight, FOUR of them involuntarily. Do yourself a favor and avoid this airline!!
Reviewed Feb. 22, 2017
Booking all of my flights for years through Delta. Offers come often and come more. Every now and then one comes at the right time and I accept. And sadly I have had difficulties before in their following through on the promise as advertised and now I'm just plain old tired of the runaround. I was told by their "Partner" at the point of rental how the Delta process goes. I finished my trip, waited a week, checked. No points given. I contacted Delta, gave all the information only to get a response this morning telling me to contact their "Partners".
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2017
Miss a flight, they point you to a red phone in the corner to speak to someone with a thick accent to tell you it will cost hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars to switch a flight. Customer service calls have extremely long wait times and then transfer me too often. When I'm transferred, 2/3 times while on hold I get disconnected. Expect so much more from this company.
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2017
I checked in online on 13th December. I provided the passport details, the address I was staying at etc. The site recommended I arrive at the airport 75 minutes before my flight. I arrived at the airport at 7:53 am. I went to have my passport checked. Your staff member asked the reason for my visit. I told her my parents live in Orlando. She was annoyed and asked again the reason for my visit. I said my parents live there and I am spending Christmas with them. I searched my handbag for a business card and she told me to pay attention to her. She put two blue stickers on my passport. Then I went to security. I had forgotten a bottle of Chanel No 5 and some eye drops in my handbag. This caused them to check my handbag as they saw liquids. Neither was more than 100 mls. I apologized.
I then went straight to the gate. When I arrived they asked me I was "foreign name". I said no. Then someone asked them to check my name which I said was **. I was told to go to one side and then subjected to a further search. My hand carry was not examined. I had a carrier bag with some Christmas biscuits in a large tin. This was not examined either. I had two iPads, they wiped the first and missed the second and two iPhones neither if which were examined in detail. My handbag on the other hand was tested positive for trace of explosive material! I said it was not possible. They said sometimes hand cream can give that result and the contents of my handbag were clean but they gave me a pat down and did the test again. Then they told me they had pulled me from the flight and called the police and a sniffer dog.
I was hysterical, my parents who are in their eighties were waiting for me to arrive at 6:30 pm and would have difficulty getting to the airport later. The police came and could not have been nicer which is more than I can say for your staff. There was no problem with the bag and the police said I could get on the next flight four hours later! I am not stupid, they knew there was no explosives in my bag or they would not have let me Skype my mother who was luckily waiting for my confirmation I had boarded the flight. I made another phone call and also sent a text message. If I was a terrorist then why on earth would they let me alert someone?
They wanted my seat and that blue sticker had something to do with it. I know this as I know my own name. What profile do I fit? I was wearing a £3,000 Herve Leger dress and carrying a £300 Michael Kors handbag! I had prechecked myself in! Why was I targeted? Not because I was travelling alone by any chance and you wanted my seat? Funny how my bags were taken off the flight less than half an hour before take-off. Or maybe they never got on the flight.
I had to get a taxi from the airport instead of being picked up by my parents at a cost of $69.80. My father who suffers with high blood pressure had to be taken to the hospital the next day due to the stress of worrying about me being arrested. Obviously this was not enough as on my return from Orlando I again checked in online and paid for my additional bag. I got to the airport to be told one bag was 7 lbs over the other 10 lbs underweight. I removed some things from the larger bag but could not get much more into the smaller bag. I was told it would cost me $100 dollars for the additional 3 lbs I was still over! I managed to take out some more adding to my distress at leaving my parents.
I went into the airport by this time around 2:15. I went through security and again was patted down. This time a tube of hand cream I had taken out of my suitcase was in a carrier bag and this was confiscated. I went straight to the gate, it was about 3:00 pm. There were a lot of people at the gate so I waited. They were trying to get standby seats. When I finally got some attention the woman asked if I just got there! I said no I have been here for the past fifteen-twenty minutes. She said "Your flight has gone!" I almost fainted. I could not believe you had done it to me again. I was put on the 6:30 pm flight, I should have been on the 3:23 pm flight. Another three hours later! Complained online 31st December 2016. Still waiting for them to respond other than confirming my flight delay due to a security irregularity!
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2017
I called Delta Airlines to ask for change my flight date and to the continuous follow up from the lady on the phone me she get my change with no additional fees. Besides her lovely voice she gave me wonderful image of Delta where I'm going to recommend it to all my friends. Thank you Diane from Tampa Florida.
Reviewed Feb. 16, 2017
I always use airline app and automatic ticket and I had a flight from LAX to Seattle last week and they changed the gate number and did not informed passengers and we missed that flight, when we ask them why it's happening they just said (in unfriendly way) "It happens all the time and you should receive text or mail from Delta," but we did not receive anything and I showed my email and phone to the supervisor, she was so rude and made us so disappointed! So they just re-booking us for the next day and asked us to leave the airport!!!
We (me and my husband) missed the next morning shifts at work and so much trouble just because their fault. Also they did not called our name before closing the door after boarding!!! The same thing happened for a friend of mine 2 years ago with Alaska and they treated them so professionally and friendly, gave them free shuttle and hotel to stay! So I called and emailed them but did not get any reply from them no surprised!!! So unhappy with Delta. Never come back again and never suggest them to my friend and family!
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2017
I recently had a negative experience while flying Delta involving water dripping on me from above. While it didn't upset me, I knew most would not be happy. I went to Twitter while waiting for my next flight and let them know the flight number and the problem, and they answered me nearly right away. Days later, they sent me the standard survey where I again mentioned the problem, along with the fact that my suitcase had gotten wet and the clothes inside had been wet (from rain, I assume).
It did take a while, I guess because it was a survey, but I was contacted by Customer Service where they apologized several times and added miles to my account. They also provided a link to claim any damage to my suitcase and contents. This was after I'd made it clear in the survey that it wasn't a big deal for me, just that it might be for the next passenger. Given all that, I felt that their Customer Service Department had definitely exceeded expectations. Now, if they could just do something about the rock-like seats and the fact the rows are about six inches apart from each other...
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2017
I checked in and went to the gate then I was informed that my flight was not there. I was to do a business speech in Dallas by 12pm. I offered to drive 1.5 hours away to another airport, but all options I was given placed me in Dallas after 6pm. I called corporate to first seek an upgrade to first class on an upcoming trip I have with Delta in May, then the male representative that goes by the name of "Ben" raised his voice and said "I don't know where you getting your information from, but we don't do that"! A long story short, after his aggressive talk I asked to speak to a supervisor and he yelled back "I am the supervisor"! I then asked to speak to someone else because I did not appreciate the way he was talking to me and he transferred me to the prompt system of reservation. Unfortunately, this is not the first time I encounter poor customer service from Delta. Spirit has given me better service! What does that say about Delta.
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2017
What has happened to Delta airlines? Last week the day of my father's funeral they lied to us multiple times causing me to go to the airport and wait for a flight for Hannah that was delayed several times until the crew timed out. Delta should have known this a few hours before they canceled the 6:30 flight at about midnight. Then they promised a flight an hour away would be take off before 6 am, causing me and my sick daughter to get up after less than 3 hrs sleep (my daughter got less), get there, to have the SAME experience! She had to go 2 hrs away to catch a flight by cab, since she knew that I was too exhausted to take her.
Tonight they are lying once again to my husband about tomorrow's flights, which I know will NOT be on time due to their system going down once again, so crews and planes are not where they need to be. The agents at the Platinum desk are once again refusing to rebook him on another airline, because they can't because the flight is not showing as a delay or cancellation. BTW I was flying Delta last August when their system crashed that time. It's past time we tried other airlines when this one has no ethical or moral compass.
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2017
Last August, my family was seriously inconvenienced (trapped in ATL for several hours) due to computer problems. Tonight, all Delta's US flights were grounded due to unspecified computer problems. We have been sitting in a line of 60 grounded planes on the runway at ATL for nearly 2 hours (so far) and in addition to receiving no information, the flight attendants are RESTING. The other First Class passengers are a bit confused by this NON-CUSTOMER SERVICE ORIENTED BEHAVIOR of the flight attendant staff.
It is bad enough that Delta have an obviously unstable and/insecure computer system but, the service is becoming terrible. The changes that have been made in the past year following the departure of the well-liked prior CEO are terrible. Leaving aside the fact that we are all stuck on a runway due to operational negligence, does no one in this airline feel any sense of responsibility to exhibit some modest customer service? I'm a DIAMOND with this airline (a frequent traveler) and have been one for several years. I buy First Class tickets (I'm not sitting in first class due to an upgrade). And even in the midst of a remarkable service lapse, I'm seeing no service whatsoever. This company, which used to be highly regarded, is horrible. I am on flight # 2396 from RSW to ATL. We touched down at ATL at 8 PM EST on 1/29/17. It is now 9:45 PM. I'm in seat 4C. We have no information whatsoever as to when the plane might move.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2017
I received word that my Mom, who was in California, was in the hospital, and would probably not make it another 24 hours. I used Delta to get there, only was needlessly delayed by rude attendants. With a little help, I should have been able to make an earlier connecting flight that would have placed me at my mother's side about an hour before she passed away. No help, no kindness in this regards, and I missed seeing her.
Reviewed Jan. 23, 2017
I am a diamond medallion and booked a international flight from Delta.com which had one leg from Mumbai to Amsterdam and a delta flight number DL7533. When I reached the Mumbai airport to the Delta counter to take the flight they told me I need to go to the Jet Airways counter and they would not honor delta baggage allowance so I had to pay extra for baggage, honor medallion status so no priority boarding. When I called Delta and told them about it, they said, when I booked my ticket it was clear it fine print that this would happen and I should have been more aware of it and will not pay back for luggage. PLEASE BE VERY CAREFUL IF YOU ARE TRAVELING INTERNATIONALLY WITH DELTA. They don't honor their own rules even when the flight has a Delta flight number.
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2017
First off; I'm a 20 something experienced flyer, with plans to fly many more times in the future, however, after this experience I will go out of my way to NEVER fly Delta again. My boyfriend and I had a flight from Rochester to Atlanta with a connecting flight to St. Lucia on 1/8/17. Due to the weather in Atlanta (snow) our flight was delayed 5.5 hours. When we found this out at 4 in the morning we tried the call time to speak to a representative and the wait was over 2 hours. So, we left for the airport early to try to get everything situated in person.
Right off the bat, we were off to a bad start. The lady "helping" us was obviously having a bad morning and let us know with her rudeness. After a rather unfriendly wait, she was able to get us a flight to St Lucia the following day. This meant we had to spend the night in Atlanta. When we asked about a hotel, she assured me that there would be plenty of workers in red coats at the gate in Atlanta to help to get our hotel covered. So, we checked our luggage and were on our way. So we thought.
When we arrived at our gate, I looked at the receipt for the checked luggage only to see that they put the wrong one on my luggage. They switched the stickers with the couple standing next to me at the check in counter. My luggage was heading to CANCUN!! Luckily, the couple they had switched the stickers with was on the same flight to Atlanta, so I was able to fill them in.
Our flight continued to get delayed, and it was clear from the 6 Delta employees huddled around the gate that they had no Idea what was going on. Once we finally got on the plane, my boyfriend and I sat and watched THREE people walk up to seat 17 C saying it was their seat, they booked the same seat 3 different times?! Eventually the Gate Agent came on the plane admitting they had no idea who was actually on board, resulting in basically doing a roll call to find out and confirm who was on board. I have never felt so unsafe on a flight in my life, how are we expected to trust people to get us from point A to point B in one piece when no one seems to have any idea what is going on?
When we got off the plane in Atlanta there wasn't a single worker around to help, as promised. Finally, I found someone; who was talking on his cell phone while I stood and waited for him to finish for 10 minutes (I checked my clock). The first thing I wanted to take care of was my luggage switch, I explained the situation and I was utterly shocked to hear his response,"that sounds like a difficult problem, I don't have time for that." and walked away. SERIOUSLY??! I understand that it had been a long day for everyone, but your job is to help your customers, and you have the nerve to say that to one of them? Eventually, I found someone else. Explained the situation, he agreed that it was a difficult problem and told me I'd have to go to customer service. He also told me that he couldn't do anything about covering a hotel (not true, as I talked to several people who had their hotels covered for them).
Long story short, I was sent to 2 or 3 other places across Atlanta airport before I finally found someone who could work out the luggage switch (this turned out to not be someone who worked for Delta). When we got to St. Lucia the following day, we got our luggage from baggage claim, only to notice that the pull up handle is cracked, broken, and unusable. Back we go to stand in line where we were told that "Delta doesn't cover broken handles" of course they don't, does Delta do anything useful?! I understand when the weather is bad, flights get delayed, however, that was not the problem. The problem was that a situation so common, completely flipped this company upside down, and made them so incompetent that they could barely function. On top of all of this, the workers were rude and bitter, and we were NEVER apologized to and never offered anything in return for our difficulties.
The only reason I chose to make a public review was because after being emailed a survey to fill out about my experience, I was going to give them a chance to at least attempt to make up for it. But nope, they never replied to me. I can't stress enough how awful this experience was, I'm disgusted with the way this business operates.
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2017
I paid full price for a ticket from Steamboat Springs to Washington, DC, and was held back until only one seat on the plane was left. Passengers paying with points and even stand-by passengers were allowed to board before me. When I asked why I was being singled out, the gate keeper mumbled something about not understanding the "algorithms" the airline uses and walked back to her post.
Once I was given a boarding pass, I asked the ground crew if it was still OK to bring my carry-on with me, and they said "yes." When I finally boarded, however, the attendant said there was no overhead room left for my carry-on and that I needed to go back to the gate and check it. I've never been treated so badly by an airline, for no apparent reason. Their policy seems to be to overbook and let the passengers and gate-keepers sort it out. They want to guarantee a full plane at a few passengers' expense. The passenger doesn't come first for this airline, only their profits. I will never fly this airline again.
Reviewed Jan. 15, 2017
The staff was hideously rude and nasty to me. I waited 2 hours to check in in Cancun when all other airlines in the terminals had little to no line. This was the most horrific flying experience I have had. I don't care if they have good deals. I would pay $10,000 never to fly with them again.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2017
Don't fly Delta not safe. At check-in our assign seats were 2 non-reclinable seats (& for a 10hr flight we decided to upgrade not knowing this was only for a 2hr flight). At the airport we were informed the flight had an extra stop in Utah to change planes but our connection flight would not be affected in Paris. Flight San Diego/Malaga Spain had 1 France stop only. Arrived Utah @ 12:25 pm & our flight to Paris schedule @ 4:55 pm. After 3 delay notifications our flight was cancelled at 8 pm due to plane malfunction. We got cheap hotel voucher w/ breakfast & new plane ticket for 12/21/16 at 1:30 pm & again 2+ delays due to the new plane malfunction! So we arrived to Malaga until 12/22/16.
WE LOST OUR SON'S CULINARY SCHOOL GRADUATION; LIMO/TRANSPORTATION; 2 HOTEL NIGHTS & 2-DAY CAR RENTAL. Giving candy & coffee mugs to calm people down for your lack of maintenance? Return flight Malaga/Paris 2hr delay & flight NY/San Diego oversold offering $1K +hotel, really? What about my lost expenses?
Reviewed Jan. 5, 2017
I'm not a very good flyer, so I really appreciate how kind and accommodating the flight attendants are. Every time I'm on a Delta flight, they always make sure I'm comfortable. They have great leg room compared to other flights, so you have a decent seat no matter where you sit on the plane.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2017
#DONOTTRAVEL with #DELTA. This is the worst airlines you would want to travel with. Yes, it provides your cheap tickets but you are wasting your whole or rather I would say more than 1 day. I have traveled 3 times in my life with them and I always end up spending more than what I purchased my ticket for due to their negligence. Example- I had an emergency to travel back home but they had some technical issue with my first flight which got delayed and I missed my connecting flight. They didn't even bother to provide any alternate way. I looked up online on my phone and booked the next flight from Minnesota. The host on delta desk were not even helping when I told them 3 times I have a family emergency and need to get back home asap. I had to call up my friend and ask him to drive 3 hours to get me. That was one of my worst experience with Delta. Now I travel all other airlines except #DELTA.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2017
There is a employee by the name of Anquanette ** who I've seen on multiple occasions on the international side of the airport. Who always smell like marijuana. Today I witness this same young lady run into a customer and her 4 year old daughter pushing the little girl to the floor and she did not even look back or try to apologize. And again she was high. As I'm sitting waiting to board my flight I look out the window and see this same Delta employee throwing peoples luggage. Luckily I was able to get a employee number along with her full name Anquanette ** #**. I hope Delta sees this and rid of people like that. They are making Delta look very bad.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2017
To start with I would give the overall rating between a 4 and 5. The customer service on the ground has always been rated by me as being very high. From reservations to getting help with baggage tags at the kiosk there has always been excellent customer service. During the boarding to getting seated the flight crew has been very helpful. My baggage does get lost once in a great while, but the airline was always very quick to find it, and get it to my hotel or to the house. I would recommend flying Delta whenever I can.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2017
I never recommend someone to take Delta for traveling. That was awful! I was traveling from Raleigh NC to Akron Ohio and in Atlanta they have lost my baggage and no one is taking care of that. I don't know where to go anymore??? Their customer service is doing almost nothing!!! They don't answer my phone calls. I wish I never choose this airline to fly!!! I had very precious items in my bag.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2017
DATE OF TRAVEL 12/02/2016, FLIGHT NUMBER DL0857, ORIGIN LAS, DESTINATION LAX, CLASS OF TRAVEL delta_comfort, TICKET/DOCUMENT NUMBER **. I cannot begin to describe the delays and disappointment in your entire service from start to finish. Your flight was delayed by 4 hours and because of that we missed our international flight. Your staff on the flight assured us that ANA was notified by the delay to comfort us on the flight and let us assume that everything was ok. Once we arrived to our terminal we were notified that Delta had not communicated with ANA and we're now deemed as a no-show.
I'm requesting a refund for my flight with Delta immediately. To top it off, Christine at your (Sky counter) desk was extremely rude and hostile. Even when the manager was requested she did not want to call him. This lady should not be dealing with any customers as her attitude is disgusting and work ethics are below standard. I guess it just goes to show how your customers are treated and to think she is serving first class customers... that is really disappointing. Your overall service was very poor and the fact that your staff member Christine is very rude really demonstrates your inability to manage an airline and having good quality service. Very disappointed and we are waiting for a refund.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2017
I was headed from Chicago to Seattle coming back from seeing family and we thought about leaving one day early because my dad threw his back out. They told us it was going to be an extra 400 dollars so we respectfully declined and told the lady on the phone that we will leave as scheduled. We told her NOT to change anything. She said okay and we hung up. We get to the airport the next day and they tell me that my dad and I missed our flight but my mom and sister were good to go. Apparently the lady on the phone booked two of us to fly the day before (I have no clue why??). We spend half an hour at the help desk and the lady finally prints my dad and I two tickets for that day. Except they were to Minneapolis and my mother and sisters was to Utah. We had two different layovers in two separate parts of the country. They tell us there is nothing they can do.
We demand to speak to the manager. Turns out there is something you can do because after another twenty minutes of telling the same story we get the problem fixed and got on the same flight or so we think. We barely make the flight to Minneapolis and when we do get there the boarding people tell us my dad and I have no tickets to Seattle. I go with my mom to the help desk and there is this older gentleman from Serbia who speak VERY poor English. The lady at the desk told him he missed his flight and gave him a coupon for half off a hotel room. He asks for help and the lady treated him as if he was retarded. She was very condescending and rude to him. She said "It's not my problem. You understand?" She said this very slowly and in a condescending way.
I ended up not only booking his hotel room for him, but I also booked him a shuttle and demanded that Delta Airlines provide an employee to escort him to the shuttle. I got them off their fat lazy asses and made them work for a change. How can you be so complacent and treat people like that. I will go out of my way and pay more money not to fly Delta.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2017
I was recently on Delta flight 1793 McDonnell Douglas MD-90 (M90) flying from Minneapolis to San Diego. The flight attendant asked me to switch seats so two young boys could sit together which I agreed to do thinking I was doing a good deed. What she failed to tell me is that she was knowingly putting me in a seat for 4 plus hours that is absolutely frigid. I was wearing winter boots, had a blanket and my winter coat over my feet and they were still numb from the cold. I talked to the same flight attendant about the problem and her response was, "yeah sorry, we know that seat is very cold. Can I get you another blanket?" Why are they allowed to sell a seat to a customer they know is this cold? I wish there were some outside organization to complain to that would actually make them do what's right and either fix the situation or just not sell this seat anymore. There is literally no consumer protection whatsoever.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2017
The worst ever across the board! The first agent held up our check-in, & yes we were running late. However, my niece & nephew were flying back to NC. Needless to say, they missed their flight, because we didn't have our unaccompanied minor info done, which takes about 10 mins. They were scheduled for the next flight out, which was today. After expressing my utter dissatisfaction with her, she offered to waive a ridiculous 150.00 fee for the paperwork. So today we show 2 hours early, new agent with a terrible attitude tries to tell me that I'm being charged 150.00 for the unaccompanied minor paperwork. I was able to convince her otherwise.
Kids were brought to TSA check-in, where I was reassured that they were good to go. They've flown several times, domestic & international, so at this point they were ready to be left at their gate to wait for boarding. I left & went to work, ONLY to receive a phone call from my niece 1 1/2 hrs later, telling me that they are not being permitted on board. None of agents (there were 3) would talk to me on the phone. My niece had all of the necessary documents for boarding as an unaccompanied minor, however one of the agents told her that his decision to not let her board was not about policy. What the hell does that mean??? So after almost losing it again & trying to leave work to go back to the airport to help the kids, my niece sends me a text saying that she was able to convince these 3 idiots to let them board, which as far as I'm concerned, makes these people look even worse!!! Delta NEVER!
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2016
Booked flight from RDU-DEL with a connection in Paris. Upon boarding the flight, I had to check in my baggage because the air hostess claimed there was no more room. However, my husband who had already boarded the flight informed the attendant that there were 2 empty bins near his seat. With an extremely rude tone, the air hostess told me that she is in charge of the flight. I told her to let go of the attitude and began taking out my medications since I had to check in my bag. The air hostess called the lady at the front desk and started saying that I was deliberately arguing with her. Like COME ON, no one wants to argue in the first place. This employee told me that if I try to argue then the police would be called on me. I tried to calmly tell her that I was not arguing and she cut me off by saying "I don't want to argue." This employee's name was Daisy ** at RDU.
Then, others behind me started telling the employee how the air hostess was very rude, but she threatened to call the police on them too. Basically, their policy is that "If you try to do something other than what we say, we will kick you off the flight." I hope Delta goes down. Will definitely lose my business and I will definitely be canceling my Delta card. Also, I will be complaining to corporate, even though they might have the same bad customer service.
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2016
I've traveled with Delta for a number of years as I spend a lot of time in and out of Atlanta for family and they are the most convenient. Recently my family and I flew to Los Angeles with a 2 year old and they were so very accommodating to our needs traveling with two kids and a mother-in-law in tow. Their flight attendants were regularly engaging with our kids and did everything they could to occupy their time while on the flight. It was not expected. I was so satisfied that I went out and grabbed one of their rewards credit cards and I now price Delta for every flight I make.
Reviewed Dec. 29, 2016
Wow Delta... 'great customer service' said no one ever! Hey you know the 16 pages of small print of Terms and Conditions no one ever reads. Ya that is where it says you will lose $200 per ticket for taking an ecredit! But on the ecredit page it makes it look like you are getting a full price refund in the form of a flight credit... nope $200 per ticket is just taken from you. So now I have a useless $8.20 flight credit with Delta and an expensive lesson learned. I guess I just need to insure future trips and read the small print...
Reviewed Dec. 29, 2016
Long time customer, both domestically and overseas flights. Great airline. Crews know what they are doing and are friendly. Compared to other airlines, seats are comfortable (especially Economy Plus). Don't get to do as much business travel as I used to, so I don't get to enjoy the bumps to 1st Class as much.
Reviewed Dec. 28, 2016
I've flown quite extensively with Delta in the past two years. Without a doubt, the flight attendants & staff have been extremely professional and helpful. The flights were for the most part on time (with just a few exceptions). My luggage has arrived each time I've traveled, which is a big improvement over the past 8 years. The onboard snacks are good. The movies shown on overseas flight need a bit of improvement, in my opinion. If you're lucky enough to get an aisle seat, you are going to have a comfortable flight. I also like earning SkyMiles with Delta through my AmEx card.
Reviewed Dec. 22, 2016
So Delta Air Lines has a problem with people who speak another language when riding on their airline. Such a problem that YouTuber Adam ** and his friends were kicked off of the plane solely because ** people, which was everyone except them on that plane ride, felt "uncomfortable" riding with them. This is a true story. This is ** privilege. I am also ** and am tired of other **. Oh yeah I don't like Trump. Bye bye Delta Air Lines. I hope they lose business.
Reviewed Dec. 21, 2016
My child was flying from Houston to Atlanta for Christmas. Get to the airport 1 hour before the flight was told to fill out this envelope for my son and she would be right back. Know it takes some time to check in a child flying by himself. After I waited for the lady to come back after about 15 minutes with a cup of coffee in her hand like she was not in a rush to do anything. I just look and she said “Did you complete it?” I said yes and gave her the envelope with my DL.
Now next next to me there was a lady who was also flying buddy passes and they were kids. The lady checked them in fast, told them to hurry to the gate to try and make the flight all while I haven't even got one piece of ticket or anything for my child. Then she says this flight is full, tell the person who bought it to make another reservation when she could have done it and I had my child grandmother on the phone at the time the person who brought the buddy pass ticket and she heard her say that.
I repeated what she said and the lady at the counter said and the lady said and the lady goes to say I didn't say that when my child grandmother ever heard her. So I left and was like let’s try it again tomorrow so I get to the airport, early standby and waited 3 flights but I had to got to work. So my daughter took him back up there and I was on the phone making sure she knew what to say. As she got to the counter the man that was there was rude from the start and I’m like can I talk to him to tell him what is going on. The man was like “I don’t need to talk to her. Why she is not here?” Ummm excuse me sir I’m at work that why.
He told her all flight was full so she asked for the first thing in the morning and if he could check the Delta flight at lobby and this man went off on my child and then through the pen at her and she threw it back now. She is all in the wrong and he was still talking to her crazy for a long time then someone else came up and was no help either, no one from Delta. Then they takes my son ticket and say he can never fly Delta then goes to say “We protect our red heads.” Whatever that means... excuse me really Delta. One thing about me wrong is wrong and right is right but this is so wrong and I will be contacting me a lawyer because I recorded everything.
Reviewed Dec. 21, 2016
I recently traveled on business to Colorado. Thought I might have to change my flight, so purchased travel insurance through Delta as part of the ticketing process. The Travel Insurance covered "Trip Cancellation and Trip Interruption protection," among other things. Spent about $35 for the insurance. I did have to change my flight home. Called Delta and upon telling them I purchased Travel Insurance, was told that I had to pursue this through the insurance company, without telling me its name or how I could process a claim. Since I purchased this from Delta, in the process of purchasing my ticket directly from Delta, I found that they misrepresented the purchase. Further, I was nonplussed that they don't even support you when you need to make a claim. The phone rep didn't know the name of the Insurance "partner," nor how to make a claim. That's the beginning of the bait and switch.
I had to dig deep at Delta.com to even find the name of the company. It is Allianz Global Assistance. I looked up my company credit card bill and found them with NO COMPANY NAME, just a generic "Travel Insurance" name where the company would normally be. Dug deeper and found in the fine print that my travel insurance only included changes due to baggage loss, airline delay and other very specific reasons. When filing a claim, only very specific reasons for a change are allowed. My change for business purposes was not. EVEN THOUGH, on the Insurance Company's website it says: Reimburses airline fees if you need to make a change to your flight itinerary.
It's clear to me that Delta has set up a relationship with a company that misrepresents insurance benefits, that filing a claim is made unnecessarily difficult (including never representing their name on the credit card bill), and that I like many others, purchase this insurance expecting it to cover airline change fees when we need to make an itinerary change. Delta has done a lot to improve their image and flying experience in the last few years. This experience didn't cost my anything, but completely soured me on the company. Big business finding ways to extract cash for misrepresented benefits. I hope others who've had this experience express themselves on this site and other social media to let Delta know there's consequences when they throw their customers under the bus.
Reviewed Dec. 21, 2016
My flight was scheduled to take off at 8 am on December 16, 2016. The pilot made an announcement that there was light on his "dashboard" that needed attention. That turned into 1.5 hours of delay which caused me to miss my connection at Minneapolis to go to New Orleans for a conference that supposedly starts at 4 pm. Instead of trying to find me a seat on other companies flights. The attendant told me that he can only put me on Delta flights. No matter how much I explained that my conference is at 4 pm; he cut me a ticket to leave Minneapolis at 4:30 PM to go to Atlanta. Then leave Atlanta at 9 PM to get to New Orleans at 10 PM. I missed my conference and my job is now in jeopardy because of the crappy customer service of Delta Air Lines. Delta turned my trip into a nightmare!

Reviewed Dec. 10, 2016
In June, I applied for and received a Delta American Express Platinum credit card; $189 annual fee, under a promotion that promised, among other incentives, 10,000 Medallion Qualification Miles (MQMs). The promotion required $2,000 spending in the first 3 months after the card was issued. I fulfilled these requirements, but never received my MQMs. When I complained to Delta, they told me it was an AMEX problem, talk to them. When I complained to AMEX, they told me that only Delta could grant MQMs, talk to them. Cute trick. I have spent hours writing letters and making phone calls to no avail. Both of these enormous companies tell me "It is the other guy's problem. Talk to them." I have concluded that this is a scam and should be prosecuted by whoever is in charge of deceptive trade practices.
Reviewed Dec. 8, 2016
On our return flight from MCO to CIU we got to our gate and waited to board. Our flight started boarding and once on the plane and in our seats a lady comes on saying we have to get off because there is not the proper paperwork for weather clearance. They delay the flight and announce it will leave 15 minutes later than scheduled. Ten minutes later they outright cancel the flight and let another flight board our plane and take off. I asked if it was typical to cancel a flight due to a weather delay after only 20 minutes. The gate attendants response was it's been 30 minutes. I have previously been delayed for this same flight and waited 6 hours before this flight was canceled. All of this concerned me because something seemed suspicious. A man on our flight informed other passengers that he worked for the airlines as a dispatcher and this was not common behavior as I suspected.
Come to find out Delta was having mechanical error on their weather equipment and called a bogus weather delay for canceling the flight. I have reached out to them and suspect they will do nothing because their customer service department has no cares when they inconvenience people. On top of missing my next shift at work, spending $187 on hotels rooms and they lost 3 of our 5 bags when we requested they pull them from the plane and Bev at baggage service said "I don't know what to tell you because we don't know where it is." My brand new $500 Disney gets luggage is beat up so badly after one trip that I'm just disgusted. Nightmare scenario. Once a loyal Delta customer I am considering driving 5 hours to avoid ever flying with them again.
Reviewed Dec. 2, 2016
I inadvertently left my laptop bag under my seat when I got off the plane. I had a close connection, and the flight attendant wouldn't help me report it immediately so I would have a great chance of recovering the bags. He told me to "google it". I didn't land for 8 more hours. I filed a Lost Report. They said to wait 10 days. I waited. They won't do any research like finding out if it was turned into Lost Baggage at the airport. I was told that I could go to LAX to ask them myself because they don't have any phones in Lost and Found. I can't talk to a live human who can help with the problem. They really don't care about my significant loss.
Reviewed Dec. 2, 2016
I booked at business class seat and paid full price, no discount, used no miles. I would expect that the equipment on the inside is an important to be sure it is working as the engines on the outside. Out of all the seats on that flight my seat had no power to it, so for the entire trip I had to sit upright. I could have done that in economy. This was this way when I sat down, I thought it would light up, it never did. Called the purser, she said nothing she could do while flight was in air, I asked why this was not checked or fixed before I got on she said it must have been working. That is an untrue statement. It did not work when I sat down, so someone had to know that and made a decision to fly instead or fix it for ontime purposes. Basically I flew in economy for business price. I feel I am due a refund for the difference between economy to business, if not more.
Reviewed Nov. 28, 2016
I feel it important to report a very unpleasant experience with a Delta employee this morning. My two daughters and I arrived in Atlanta from Portland, and our final destination was going to be Melbourne, FL. We saw that there was a flight leaving to Orlando in the next 30-40 minutes and decided switch our tickets so as not to sit in the airport for several hours until our Melbourne flight. We went to the gate first, where they informed us that there was space on the flight, and there would be no problem switching flights as long as we got our tickets switched at guest services.
We went to guest services where we picked up a phone and were pleasantly surprised to find out that we would actually save over $250 a person by switching to this flight! We ran back over to the gate, where the door was still open and the Captain was just steps ahead of us. My two daughters got to the gate (seconds) before I did, where Delta employee 'Annamarie' was about to let them on, and the door was still open with the Captain just walking on. My daughters told her that I was just a few steps behind and that they could see me sprinting just a few feet away (I could hear and see them conveying this to Annamarie) when Annamarie slammed the door closed and said that she would only have let my girls on but not me.
I arrived about 15 seconds after they (my daughters and the Captain) did, but apparently if I had gotten there the same time as my daughters we would have been allowed on. She showed extreme disrespect, and had a nasty and loud attitude, yelling at me in front of everyone for no reason. I begged her to let us on but she was condescending, rude, and cold as she informed us (multiple times) that I should've been there seconds early because she would've let us on.
At this point I had to head back to guest services (again) to get my flight changed back. This turned out to be more expensive and required us all to sit in the airport for over 3 hours. We also would've arrived to our destination 3 hours sooner which would have permitted my daughter to go to school on time, and my other daughter to go to work. Instead both events will be missed at our expense, but not our fault. I have never experienced such an unprofessional event with any airline, and I feel completely degraded by the employee at fault (Annamarie).
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2016
I tried taking a short flight from Rochester to New York recently. I got to the airport early, but the flight was delayed three hours, and when we landed in Laguardia we stayed in the plane for a little more than an hour. Flight attendants were fine. Flying back to Rochester, I went to JFK and got past security at around 9:00. The flight started boarding at 8:55, I have to walk to a gate B48, which took around 10 minutes. I finally get to the gate at exactly 9:18, and the doors were locked. The staff at Delta was completely unsympathetic. I get to the help desk and they tell the me that they close the doors 15 minutes before the flight's departure, which should have been 9:20. These ** closed the door early. Then they made be pay 50 dollars to get on the next flight to Rochester, which is 6 hours from now as I write this. Moral of the story: I hope Delta goes under.
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2016
Flight from Elmira NY to Sault Ste Marie MI. I arrived at the airport 120 minutes early. At the Delta counter I was informed that the flight was delayed by 2 hours and I would miss my connecting flight. They told me they had called a cab and would drive me to the Binghamton NY Airport and get me on that flight so I would still make my connection in Detroit. Kudos to Delta for doing this. However I arrived in Binghamton with 15 minutes to spare. No one was at the Delta counter to help me check in and I was unable to check in on my phone. Apparently Elmira never actually transferred me to the Binghamton flight and Binghamton had no idea I was coming. They were unwilling to help me out and I was unable to make the flight... even though I was there before the doors closed and there was no security line.
Instead I was given a hotel voucher. I had to stay overnight and take the 6 a.m. flight out to Detroit. Then I had a 6 hour layover in Detroit before my flight to Sault Ste Marie. Delta was completely incompetent in handling the situation. After calling Delta headquarters in was offered a $25 dollar voucher for my trouble... Mind you this was a $1,200.00 ticket that they screwed up... This was a business trip and all my appointments had to be canceled and rescheduled. As far as I am concerned only fly Delta as a last resort. You are 75% likely to be delayed and miss your connections. If this was Southwest I guarantee they would have worked to get me on that plane out of Binghamton. It's what they do. But Delta? Not a chance. I fly all the time and this is just one of many frustrating experiences with this airline.
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2016
Flying to Germany for the first time in 5 years to see family (saved 5 years to afford this trip). We booked in the middle of may and when printing our tickets found they had been changed. We now had different flights with an additional layover, and we were downgraded for seats we already paid an extra $109 for. When we called they said there was nothing they could do, but after an hour or more on the phone decided to refund our money for the seats unsatisfactory as we booked 6 months out. And gave us a $100 travel voucher which is rude as that is another way for them to get me to send my money on them. They told us there was nothing they could do since they can't just move someone's seat (like they did ours).
Terrible experience. We also had a bunch of amenities that come with the seat so that we can start our vacation more rested and in a better mood. You are an awful airline Delta!!! NEVER AGAIN!! Fix your system and assist your customers. I have been flying for 20+ years and this is by far the worst experience I have ever heard of. SAD and ANNOYED.
Reviewed Nov. 5, 2016
I flew from MYR to ATL to JFK to CAN. While in NY at JFK, I was paged and told that Delta has to renumber the luggage tags because their "partner" airline has a different computer system. I gave them my baggage numbers and thought that this seemed weird. When I got to China, only one of my two pieces of luggage was there. Hours of filling out forms and making phone calls ensued before they found my missing luggage a few days later. Delta claims to have a policy to give 2500 sky miles if your luggage is delayed more than 20 minutes. This is just some sort of hoax or scam. They told me that they didn't cover international flights. The customer service people that perpetrated this fraud were named Kizzie **, Judie ** and Summer **.
Reviewed Oct. 31, 2016
I've flown Delta 90% of my trips and have had no problems except for the No Wifi from Sea, to SLC. Which I had a 30 min delay at SLC. But once I got home to LAX they lost my bags at the airport. It usually the 3 strikes you're out rule. Those 3 were my only worst experience but I will still fly Delta. The staff are great and the only delays are because people take forever to put up their luggage and get them out when we land!
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2016
I flew on Delta from Pittsburgh to Seattle on 9/13/2016. I paid to check a bag... would've only had a carry-on, but was going to my mom's funeral and was taking dressy clothes. After a delayed departure due to equipment change, I arrived in Seattle to find my bag didn't arrive with. I waited for over an hour after the carousel stopped and all bags were gone before finding the baggage service office to see what was going on. With no one in the office, I went to the Delta counter to make a report with a very unhelpful counter agent, who actually made the comment "Obviously you can't read... my name tag does not say Baggage Agent."
I called Delta's toll-free contact the following day, made a report and was given a report number. The agent I spoke with said she would put out a search request and that I should call back in a few hours to see if the bag was located. I called back after 5 hours and was told my bag was located and I would be contacted to arrange for delivery.... that never happened. The funeral was the next day, so I contacted Delta to arrange for delivery of the bag and was told that since I left the airport before my bag was off loaded, they would not deliver it. I am disabled. Don't drive and everyone was preparing for a funeral, so I had to pay a cab $50 to take me to SEA airport to pick up my bag, only to find that... guess what? The bag was not there. After speaking with 3 Delta employees, no one could locate my bag. I had to borrow clothes and made it in time for the funeral, but was still without my bag.
After a few emails with Delta, all of which assured me that Seattle baggage agent was familiar with my bag, I AGAIN went to the airport. No bag. I had it. I shot off an email to Delta, and after 3 days (I already returned home), got a response apologizing for the "inconvenience" and offering me a $25 electronic travel voucher for my "trouble". Close, but no bag. In my last email with Delta, I was advised to file a lost baggage claim, which I did.... by mail, because the online claim form only allowed for 10 items to be claimed. After 2 weeks and no word from Delta, I called... and was told they never received my claim. I decided to file the form online and enter the items over 10 in the notes section. Not surprising. Delta says as of this morning (10/17), they have not received my claim.
I am out of nearly $1900 of belongings including my bag, have no confidence that Delta will ever fix this and will avoid Delta like the plague. It's a shame, because I've flown Delta even staying with them through some of their recent extremely long delay/cancellation issues. This is one company who has no idea what customer service means. A word for the wise... if you fly Delta, do your best to use a carry-on. You are allowed one carry-on (23" long) and a purse, backpack, or bag that will under seat. Avoid the potential distress of anger of losing your belongings!
Reviewed Oct. 16, 2016
Never again will I book another flight with Delta! I have a credit card with them and I guarantee that it will be cancelled ASAP. I spent 1100 dollars on a flight to only have 750 returned to me. My husband's unit decided that he could come home for a week instead of me flying to Korea to see him and they would not let me pay a fee to exchange the ticket to his name. I still had to pay the 350 dollar cancellation fee so I asked them if I would be able to get the miles for booking a flight for him to come back home and they told me that because I am not flying I would not even be able to get them. I hate Delta and should have just stuck with a different airline. I never had a problem with Delta until now but I guarantee that I will never fly with them again! I would give 0 stars if I could but I have to choose one. I recommend choosing a different airline and never getting a credit card through them!
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2016
On return flight from Atlanta to Dayton, I was bit 3 times by bedbugs. I tried calling customer service and was on hold until I had to hang up. This was on 9/22/16 and up till today, I finally got transferred 4 times. I explained the issue and offered pictures of bites and was told they would investigate the problem and gave me a case #. Nothing else will be done. Very dissatisfied customer.
Reviewed Sept. 23, 2016
I'd like my money back for the ticket and to be reimbursed for the paycheck that Delta cost me. I waited 8 hours for a plane that never came and was given the runaround by multiple Delta employees. I was travelling to Florida for a business conference and a much needed paycheck. I am furious and have never been treated so disrespectfully in my life. Don't fly with Delta.
Reviewed Sept. 18, 2016
I had to check in my bag to find that there was plenty of space in the cabin. Attendant did not even close the cabins that were full but close them at the end. Now I have to pick up my bag at 4 in the morning.
Reviewed Sept. 10, 2016
I searched on cheaptickets.com for round trips flying from Omaha, NE on 10/25/2016 to Guangzhou, China and returning on 11/10/2016. Cheaptickets.com showed that delta had the lowest price. Adult fare was $708 round trip, child fare was $680 round trip and an infant in lap was $103 round trip. So I proceed to delta.com to purchase tickets as I did not want to pay cheaptickets.com booking fees. I proceed to delta.com and purchased two adult tickets from Omaha, USA to Guangzhou, China for $708 round trip per adult on 9/7/2016. Right after I purchased two adult tickets, I called delta customer service to purchase tickets for my five-year-old and my one-year-old as Delta.com would not allow me to buy their tickets online for children under 13.
The delta agent told me that for my one-year-old in lap the ticket price is $103 and for the five-year-old the ticket price is $850. I asked the agent why delta charged more on a child fare than an adult fare. His answer was that their system set the price and he just let me know the price. I asked to be transferred to a supervisor. Supervisor said she checked with pricing specialist and pricing specialist told her the same price for a five-year-old and that there were two seats available for this flight. I told her I would rather pay an adult fare than purchasing a child fare for my five-year-old. She said they couldn't do that. I got frustrated and I asked her to cancel the entire reservation.
About half an hour later, I was curious how much cheaptickets.com would quote me for the same trip and the same passages. I was quoted the same price before I called delta customer service. Up till today, two days after the incident, I still don't understand why they charged $850 for a child fare for the same trip while they charged $708 for an adult. I still don't understand why delta quoted $850 for a child fare and cheaptickets.com quoted $680 for the same trip. I really wish I have taken a picture of cheapticket's pricing and post it here. Delta is a big airline company. As a big company, Delta should have offered the same price for the same price to all people regardless of their age and color. But charging differently for the same service because of age difference is just wrong. Shame on delta. I don't think I want to fly with delta again.
Reviewed Sept. 9, 2016
I purchased a ticket on a domestic Delta flight for my wife using Delta SkyMiles using miles to pay for an upgraded (Delta Plus) seat. When attempting to purchase a companion seat using a credit card awards program the upgraded seat was not available (there were six open companion seats on the seat map at the time). I therefore purchased a basic seat and planned to pay separately to upgrade the seat. Delta states that it is Delta policy to classify the exchange of a seat for a new seat available four rows up on the same flight as a "rescheduled flight." The cost in my case exceeded the purchase of a new upgraded ticket. My complaint: Delta will not permit the purchase of a seat/class upgrade to an existing reservation. Delta has declined to direct me to this policy on their website.
Reviewed Sept. 8, 2016
August 8 2016 I arrived at the airport in Atlanta at 3:00 pm, my flight to DC was at 5:20 pm at gate T1. At 5:00 I noticed the information on the monitor was incorrect, I then spoke with a customer service rep and was informed that the gate was now at A28. I rush to get to A28 and see the information is now correct and the flight would be delayed until 6:20. 6:20 came and Delta changed the info on the monitor again and kept changing the departure time. Around 9:00 Delta let some staff members go home and had us run around to different gates, never admitting there was a problem. So we stood in line after line only to be lied to, after 12 midnight I had to call my job and inform them I would not be in. So I missed a night at work and had to use leave.
August 9 2016 At 5:20 am I received a text saying that my flight was rescheduled for 7:30 pm, at this point I had been stuck at the airport for 12 hours and they wanted to keep me there another 14 hours, never admitting there was a problem. At 6:00 am Delta's main staff started returning to duty. I explain to customer service that I had to be back in DC before 1:00 pm to make a Dr. appointment and was given a seat request and was sent to another terminal. Luckily I managed to make that flight at 9:00 am. I had not showered shower in 24 hours and really felt bad for the passengers that had to put up with my stench. Also I had not brush my teeth either.
The bottom line Delta did not live up the original agreement, to leave Atlanta on August 8 at 5:20 pm. Instead I was lied to, given the runaround, missed work, and was late for my Dr. Appointment. I was never offer any accommodation, they kept me at the airport only to spend more money with the overpriced vendors. Delta candor is a joke, now they want to buy me off with a 200.00 voucher with stipulations and a gift card??? The voucher means nothing to me because I will never let Delta put me in that situation again. I believe a full refund is the only thing to make this right. I kept my end of the agreement. I did not pay them with counterfeit money but received counterfeit service. Why would I want to ever do business with a company that lacks scruples? P.S. put yourself in my shoes how would you feel???
Reviewed Sept. 4, 2016
On August 12, I purchased a ticket to fly from NYC to Spokane on August 14 in the afternoon using 17.5 K miles. After a few hours of purchasing my ticket, I decided to try to change my ticket and leave in the morning of August 14 instead. I tried to do the change online, but although there were tickets available for a similar flight (JFK-Sea-Spokane) leaving in the morning for 17.5K miles, I got a message that the change had to be done over the phone. I called Delta. There was an automated message saying the wait time was over 2 hours so I left my number and after almost 5 hours a Delta representative contacted me.
I asked if I could change my flight without paying extra miles, and he said yes. So the ticket was changed and I received a confirmation email but I did not notice that instead of 17.5 K miles, I was charged 32.5K miles although I had explicitly asked if the price was the same as the old ticket. (Even If I noticed the new price it was too close to the departure time to do anything about it.) I have spent hours trying to contact Delta about this and have submitted 3 complaints through their website, but have not received even a single confirmation email. I would not have changed my ticket if the Delta representative had mentioned the number 32.5K to me.
Reviewed Sept. 1, 2016
I purchased 3 tickets to fly Delta from Texas to Maine. When I inquired about the points, I was told it was only for my ticket even though I paid for two additional tickets with Delta. I feel Delta is going bait and switch compared to other airlines that allow points for all tickets. After a 40 minute hold time I was told that Delta was part of the "legacy" airlines and therefore didn't adhere to the other airlines. This kind of bait and switch activity is on par with Wall Street of 2007, the banks that went under for fraud, and flat out consumer deception. Americans spend a lot of money on travel and like most, I'd like rewards. Unfortunately for Delta, the business model is to keep stockholders happy and the consumer biting the pillow!!!
Reviewed Aug. 31, 2016
I purchased a flight from ALB to LAX leaving Aug 9, 2016. 1 connection in ATL. The flight cost me $313. I needed to be in LA by August 10 for a job interview. Upon arriving to the airport, I was informed by a Delta employee that both my flights had been cancelled. I was informed of my options: purchase a different flight (Delta would waive the change fee), the next available one at a cost of $730. This would put me in the hole around $1000 total, while I would await Delta's promised ticket refund and a $200 voucher per cancelled flight for up to 2 weeks. My other option was to not risk getting another Delta flight (as they had already cancelled around 3000 flights at this time), and to purchase a more affordable flight at a cost of $463 with JetBlue.
I really needed to get to my destination, I opted to go with the latter option, booking a flight on my own with JetBlue. I would put the (2) $200 vouchers toward my return flight from LA, as hopefully Delta's system issues would be resolved by the time of my return. I was informed by the Delta employee at the airport that I should go ahead and reach out to customer support to confirm my refund and vouchers. Great. The flight left early the next day, and fortunately I was able to reschedule my interview by a day.
I went home, and tried to contact Delta's support via phone (2 hour wait, disconnected twice while on hold), email, website contact form, and Twitter. I was unable to connect with anyone from support, and still am yet to receive any response via email or contact form. It wasn't until 4 days later (Aug 13) that I received a response via Twitter direct message. I informed support of my situation, and that I needed confirmation of my refund & 2 vouchers. I outlined the situation and support told me my refund and one (1) voucher were approved. I was ineligible for a voucher for my second cancelled flight (ATL to LAX) because "that flight was not cancelled, and you were rebooked". I let support know that this was the first time I was hearing anything about being rebooked - I had been informed that both of my flights were cancelled and had acted accordingly.
Even when looking for my ATL to LAX flight on Delta's flight status on their website that day, I got a message saying "No information is available for the flight number you entered". Support disagreed with me, saying it was my fault I hadn't made it to my Atlanta flight, it was my fault I didn't know it was rebooked (although I was told something completely different by their employees / website) and they couldn't provide me with a second voucher. I'd be eligible for a second voucher if I had waited all day and had another flight delayed. I told them this wasn't fair, I was out a lot of money, I was getting different information from different employees, and it ultimately wasn't my fault that they had messed up. I just wanted to get a return flight home with the 2 vouchers I was told I would receive - it was the least they could do to try to alleviate some of the situation. I was told "You are not eligible for the voucher", and support stopped responding. I let them know the situation wasn't resolved.
Fast forward - 2 weeks later, I attempt to reach out again via Twitter, getting a response from a new support person via direct message ("QB"). QB asked me to re-explain my situation (which was fully outlined in my communication in the very same direct message. QB told me they had no new information for me - I was ineligible because I didn't stick with Delta & somehow make it to Atlanta for a flight I was told was cancelled. If I made it to Atlanta and that flight was additionally delayed, I would be eligible.
Support stopped responding at this time. I felt incredibly disrespected, I felt that support was not attempting to help me, nor trying to understand my situation. I asked for this support employee's full name but they did not respond. The entire experience basically put the nail in the coffin for myself and Delta. I tried to be understanding about their system failures, but when it came to their support being downright rude "Thanks for sharing", I could no longer tolerate it. Not only had their airline failed technically, they had failed on their support side as well.
I know other people have had major issues with Delta, and I felt my experience was an important one to share, and hopefully it will shed light on how this company treats their customers. I should also note that I had two (2) fraud notifications from my financial institution since the time of Delta's 'system failure' and have since cancelled my credit card as my information seems to have been compromised. I am not sure if these are related to Delta's 'system failure', but they started on August 10.
Reviewed Aug. 30, 2016
Delta Airlines rolled out their Delta One Flights targeting Business customers. However, I frequently book such a Delta One flight only to find that a week or so prior to departure, they downgrade the plane. Now they take your dollars and instead of providing the class of service they promised, you are on a different plane. One that is nothing like the flatbed style they originally promised to provide. It gets worse... They split up you and your husband. Even though you are paying business class passengers travelling together - now they have you in separate seats - you are not even on the same aisle. It gets worse. They call you up to alert you that now they have you sitting in Row 1. The seat that has no under seat storage (because you are in their old MD80s now - not the Delta Comfort you paid for).
PLUS... There is no overhead storage for ROW 1 in business class because Delta EMPLOYEES store all their stuff in the overhead storage area around ROW 1. THIS IS A TOTAL JOKE ON BUSINESS TRAVELLERS. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON DELTA BUSINESS CLASS FLIGHTS. United at least treat you with more respect. You don't. Have to fight with the staff for the overhead storage you more than adequately paid for but is given to the Delta staff instead. And they don't do this bait & switch that Delta frequently engage in.
Reviewed Aug. 30, 2016
Flight arrived from Punta Cana on Sunday 8/21/16. Was supposed to connect with Flight DL4200, due to depart NYC at 8:20PM, for arrival to Philadelphia. Then it was postponed until 9:40. Upon arriving in NYC, I was told our flight had been cancelled and no other flight was available until 8:20 on 8/22/16. OMG what do I do. I have my daughter and three grandchildren with me. We went back to Delta's desk and they told us to get Ground Transportation into the city. We proceeded to get transportation which cost $125.00 including tip. When we arrived in the city we were instructed to get the Mega Bus, to Phila which cost 65.00. Upon arrival in Phila, we were able to catch a taxicab which was another fee of 45.00. I spoke with Sara at Customer Service, who is processing a refund for this flight, but what about our other expenses. The ticket numbers are **.
Reviewed Aug. 28, 2016
Myself, my wife, my 4 years old daughter and my mother in law (63 years old) were flying from DTW to LAX on Aug/27th/2016. The flight had a connection at MCO. Hence, let's call from now long "F1" as the flight from DTW to MCO and "F2" from MCO to LAX. Due to weather issue (as per DELTA), F1 was late (about 40 min), consequently me and my family have lost the F2. DELTA moved us to the next available flight to LAX (the following day - Aug.28th - at 7h 40am), 12 hours after the original F2.
As the flight's delay was because of weather (according to DELTA), DELTA has not commitment with hotel staying, or other Airline ticket, or etc. In addition DELTA gave a 50 dollars voucher for each of us. So, with all that said, DELTA moved us to a 12 hours after flight... Left us these 12 hours at the airport (no hotel for us including a 4 years old child and a 63 years old lady) and gave us vouchers, kind of "forcing" us to flight DELTA again. During the time we've expended at the Airport I've notice only the 4 of us were there, none other passenger (which I am concluding, all were arranged into a hotels). Only four of us were not treated as a decent customer and had to sleep at the airport because Delta argue there was a weather issue.
THEN, IF IT HAPPENED WITH US, COULD HAPPEN WITH ANY OTHERS. Despite of the weather, the root cause on my point of view were (1) the short time in between the flights, not capable to absorb any delay and (2) shortages from DELTA crew taking care of passengers with so "delicate" connection (in terms of time).
Then my conclusion is that DELTA shown me a very poor consideration with customers and a most even poor understanding of the customer expectations because the re-booking was something basic (must be did) but a voucher instead of a decent place to stay in (remember, 63 years old lady and 4 years child) was something very small (which is pretty aligned with the crew shortages previously mentioned). PS: To expend the night at the airport DELTA put available to us some of that red blankets (the same offered during the flight) and some snacks.
Reviewed Aug. 25, 2016
I recently booked two one way tickets with delta on the 16th to be exact. I had the okay from my employer to fly and opted for the non refundable ticket. I was later told I can't leave that date and thought perhaps I can change the date. I was told I have a dead ticket by Delta. I can not get my money back. I can not change the date. I contacted the insurance company. Even if I had insurance not a guarantee that I can get my money back. If I pay cancellation fee it's more than my ticket. This airline is just a bunch of crooks! There is two weeks left until this trip. I could provide documents stating why I can not make my trip but delta representatives just kept ma'aming me and repeating the same thing over and over again like robots.
Reviewed Aug. 25, 2016
I would say this is the worst airline I have ever used. First I took my flight from San Antonio to new mexico with one stop to Dallas. That flight got delayed and I was sent to a later time. Not to mention they misplaced my luggage. Which had my medication I needed. I finally received my luggage after I bugged them for 2 weeks (my stay in mexico city was a month). That's not the worst part of my entire trip. Once it was time for me to head back I got to my plane 2 hours early. To which the Delta customer service informed me I was late. Nowhere it was stated I was to arrive 3 hours early. My flight was set to leave at 4:40. I was there around 2:30.
After arguing with him about my ticket and that I was supposedly late, he finally tells me flight took off without me. How could it take off. It was barely 4:20. He then stated I had to pay him $200 to board on to another plane. SO I pretty much paid twice to be able to go back home. Yes, I did make a claim with main delta office to which they told me they couldn't do anything about it since he entered I talked to him at 4:20. PLEASE don't waste your money on this flight, they will end up charging you twice.
Reviewed Aug. 22, 2016
I returned from vacation on 8/18/16. Today is 8/22/16. I still haven't received my luggage that they have lost. Now a lot has happened since 8/18/16. They stated my luggage was still in Kenya, and I will have it within 24 hours. They have only emailed me stating incorrect information. They even emailed me on two occasions stating my luggage was delivered and guess what? It wasn't. They have given me 4 delivery dates already and all four dates have come and gone. Still no luggage. They gave me a phone number to call and it goes right to a message stating "this mailbox is full". Then it disconnects right away. That's usually a pretty good sign of a department that can't handle customer service.
I've requested someone to call me personally and no one ever has. I've literally probably have almost 35 emails sent out regarding my luggage. Then today they actually called me asking for my correct address. I told them they had my correct address in file. They said they were trying to deliver my luggage to an incorrect address yesterday. How can that be when my address is correct on their own website?? This has been a horrible experience and Delta Air Lines have literally done nothing to help me. They lack customer service, compassion, and just flat out don't care. I have every single email I've sent them, and everyone they sent me. I'm keeping them in case legal action is needed. We spent 2 weekend in Africa and there is a lot of irreplaceable items in my luggage. It's not like they're going to pay for another trip to Africa to replace those items.
Reviewed Aug. 21, 2016
I don't even know where to start. I am absolutely fuming with the service I have been given by Delta airlines. I will do all in my power to make everyone aware which won't seem hard at all as the customer rating is so poor already. I was supposed to be flying with Virgin. I wasn't aware until I turn up at the airport. I called Virgin many of times asking why I was unable to check in. Never did they tell me I would be flying with another airline that is so poorly run. They gave up my seats on my connecting flight! To then be given separate seats from my partner who has epilepsy. It took ages for them to find seats together. Once on the aircraft we was moved twice! Food was the worst I have ever tasted - bread was rock hard! My partner was given no blanket or headphones. Once asked they replied "we no longer have anymore. Someone must of taken yours!" The most stupidest thing I have had heard!
We arrived and over 30 people didn't receive their luggage - not a care at all from front desk. Extremely rude! 3 days later I have received my bag with damaged locks, broken zips, the suit case looks like it's been chucked all over the place!! I had a few things in my luggage which has been smashed! My partner also paid $100 for overweight baggage which did not get delivered to where it was supposed to! I was also told my bags would be dropped off at my home address. Did that happen? NO! We was told it needed to be collected! Great! I will be staying far away as possible from Virgin airlines if they are partnered up with such a disgusting airline as Delta. You should all be ashamed of your customer service. Overall was -10 for me!! You are also known for your delayed flights and baggage problems!! Clearly you are doing something wrong - out of your hands down to the security they blame.
Reviewed Aug. 19, 2016
Delta is the worst airline I have ever been on, I usually fly JetBlue or Southwest. Staff is super unprofessional, rude, I almost missed my flight because of a rude flight attendant. Very disappointed in the service, I will NEVER fly Delta again.
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2016
This must not be the norm but I have never once taken a Delta flight where I actually took off on time. Never once. I've flown them about 30 times over the last 2 years. Unbelievable. And always a problem when we land getting into a gate. Who runs this company and how do they stay in business?
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2016
This was the worst experience ever. My original flight was delayed which would mean I will miss my connection to New Orleans. After 1 hour on hold I was able to get on a delayed flight out of Newark that was to leave at 7 pm. That flight was delayed to 8 pm and then to 9 pm. Again, I was going to miss my connection. I was put on a 9.55 am flight out of Atlanta and was also told that in Atlanta I will be given a discount for a hotel. When I got to Atlanta the shuttle was not working as it was too late.
The airport is HUGE. I could not find the Delta desk and had to find a hotel on my own. The 9.55 am flight on 8/13 was delayed again. At the airport I found out that in Newark SOMEONE AT DELTA MADE A MISTAKE and I was NOT on the 9.55 am flight and that the next open flight is at 4 pm!!! I was able to get on that flight as stand by. I WASTED money on a hotel and I want a FULL reimbursement for the hotel or a voucher for a flight to New Orleans to be used in the future. I understand weather related issues but someone in Newark made a BIG mistake that cost me money. I will not stand for that. I am contacting BBB and customer affairs. This is ACCEPTABLE!
Reviewed Aug. 16, 2016
Family of 4, first time flying Delta from Chicago to Las Vegas. Was attending a family reunion in LV on July 23, I booked our flight in January. Our flight was scheduled to leave Chicago on Friday at 1:00 pm for a connecting flight to LV. Our flight to Cincinnati was delayed 2 hrs which made us miss our connecting flight to LV. They re-scheduled us to a 12 pm flight on Saturday to Minneapolis with a connecting flight to LV. There was an hr. between 2 flights. our flight from Chicago to MN left an hour late, needless to say, we missed our connecting flight again. In MN, they re-scheduled us to fly from MN to LV Sunday morning meaning we had to spend the night in MN (which would have meant additional hotel expense). By the way, they have counter people in the airport but they "supposedly" do not have access to all the flights available so I had to talk to someone over the phone.
The customer service person over the phone said there were no other flights leaving MN that evening, meaning we would miss the family reunion that night. After begging them to find us a flight out of MN, they said we have 2 choices, either fly us back to Chicago and get a flight on Sunday (from Chicago) or spend the night in MN. At this point, aggravated and stressed out, I told them that is unacceptable and I want them to find a flight leaving that evening. They know that we are already missing the reunion which was the reason for our flight to LV. In addition, I was already paying for a house that I rented in LV and did not even use for 2 days. Long story short, after a very very long phone conversation, they found a flight to San Francisco, then a United flight from SF to LV. When we got to SF, we had to exit gate 1 then to all the way to gate 3 thru xrays again.
As we were boarding the flight to LV, we could not board because supposedly Delta did not download our ticket information to United. We were about to miss that flight to LV again, United called Delta and they were put on HOLD! Finally, the United lady said they had to get it done in 6 mins because the plane was leaving with or without us. They finally let us board as they were fixing the problem. We got to Las Vegas at 12:20 AM Sunday. We missed the reunion completely, 2 full days of our vacation, I paid for a house that I didn't use for 2 days, and paid more for my rental car because I had to get the rates that were available at that time.
Delta did not only cause us stress, but cost us extra money as well. Through this entire experience, I cannot point out a single time when I could say at least it was good customer service. Their people were not empathetic at all, as if this happens all the time and they are just so used to it. Going home, our flight to Detroit was also delayed 40 mins which meant we had to run from gate 77 to gate 50 to catch our flight to Chicago which was already completely boarded. During the flight to Detroit, there was no announcement or anything for anyone else who had a connecting flight, again, they just don't seem to care.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2016
Delta is complete clown show. On my outbound, they canceled the flight and did not send any notifications to me or 10 other people I know who had the same flight. I found out on the way to the airport. My email address and cell phone are in my profile and reservation. On the way back, got stuck in Minneapolis due to a "mechanical." I am missing a major work event that will have long term consequences. Oh, and even though they are making tons of money due to extremely low fuel costs, they still charge for baggage and a seat that an adult human can fit into. Nice. No matter what the fare difference, take another airline. You will be better off in the long run. And if you want to really get even, take Delta to small claims court. Show up if you want, but they will be out of pocket for legal fees no matter what.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2016
We were flying Delta Airlines non-stop, round-trip from DTW to LAX and back. Our flight on August 9 from LAX to Detroit (Flight 1506) was cancelled at the last minute with no notice leaving us stranded at the airport with our 6 month old daughter. After being offered a layover in Phoenix where we could have been stranded again we were forced to book a new non-stop flight through Spirit airlines that cost us $737. Our total payment for the flight on the way home was $527.20. The refund we were offered was for $432.18. This barely covered half of our total cost to actually get home not to mention we only got one of the 2-$200 vouchers we were offered. The flight issues were enough to make us not fly Delta again but the issues with refund and complete lack of customer service have made us want to warn other people about flying Delta Airlines.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2016
When I returned from my trip in Las Vegas, my 2nd stop was JFK. They kept changing gates which is a 7 min bus ride between terminals with a 2-yr old which is not easy. Delta announced that they were downgrading their plane although there were people on stand by. They failed to say that they left some people suitcases in JFK. The agent in Montreal says they would put the suitcase on the next available flight which they didn't. I called and complained, they said no one should of told me that. It's the next day and I still haven't received my luggage. I will never fly with them again.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2016
Being a public school teacher, it takes years of saving and planning to take a "dream vacation" since educators aren't exactly at the top of any pay grade. After two years of saving and planning I had done it! My husband and I were traveling to Saint Martin to celebrate our 34th wedding anniversary. Eager to begin our trip, we arrived at DFW at 4:00 am for our 5:40 am flight and this, my friend, is where the nightmare begins. Please review the following documentation:
Day 1 - Arrived at DFW at 4:00 am for Atlanta flight. We were told that Delta was having computer issues and our flight would be delayed until approximately 8:30 am. Did not actually depart until after 12:00 pm. Arrived in Atlanta and went to the ticket agent because we missed our connection to Saint Martin. No other flights available so they put us at the Best Western South. Ice machine was broken. Front desk would not give me quarters for vending machine. Air conditioning was loud and inefficient. Called the resort and they would not work with me on the first nights payment nor would any of the excursions re-book anything for us. We were reminded that everything was non-refundable. They did not seem to care about the Delta computer crash.
Day 2 - Arrived at Atlanta airport early for our 9:40 am flight to Saint Martin. Flight delayed until 12:50 (no pilot). Flight delayed again. Didn't arrive in Saint Martin until after 7:00 pm. Another day of our vacation lost. Resort had cancelled our reservation, in spite of my phone call the night before - had to wait over an hour for them to get this sorted out.
Day 3 - Totally exhausted from our travels - long lines - crowded seats, etc. etc. At this point we only have two days of our four day trip left. We make the best of it. Day 5 - Sadly, the two days are gone and it's time to return. We tried to stay longer, but the only flight from Delta on Saturday had THREE connections and would take over 14 hours. My school year begins on Monday so this is out of the question. Our flight home is EXTREMELY complicated by ridiculous and unbelievable inept practices at the Atlanta Airport immigration points. Painfully long wait lines that have us convinced that we will miss our connecting flight to Dallas that we arrived 3 hours ahead of time for. Finally make it to the gate. We are told that the flight has taken off, but to check the gate anyway. Well, in true DELTA fashion (based on this trip) we find that the flight had been delayed. Our 8:30 pm flight took off at approximately 10:30 pm.
We have never been so happy to end a trip. I know that Delta has a lot to offer. My cousin has flown for Delta as a flight attendant for well over 20 years which is a big factor as to why, when we fly, we've chosen Delta. MISSED TWO DAYS AT THE RESORT - $721.00; MISSED TWO EXCURSIONS - Bus tour - $142.00; Beach excursion $250.00; TOTAL: $1113.00.
I am seeking monetary restitution for your airline effectively ruining my trip. I'm not ignorant to the fact that this happened to many others. Believe me, I've been reminded of that time and time again by your airport agents. However, I'm not interested in speaking for anyone other than myself, and my husband; nor am I curious in hearing platitudes or apologies. I want my time back, my money back - all things that are forever gone, but at the very least, the responsible party, DELTA, should address these complaints and make every effort to show us, as customers, that someone cares. Time is a commodity that is truly irreplaceable as my husband and I (sixty-nine and fifty-eight) are most acutely aware.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2016
I woke up Wednesday, August 10th to see a text on my phone telling me that my "Delta flight DL2593 from JFK is cancelled. We're rebooking your flight now & will text back with more info" They did not rebook my flight, so I hurried to JFK to do it in person. I tried to rebook online, but the website said it could not help me with my booking at this time. The ladies at the ticket counter could not find a flight to get me to the Home Shopping Network tv studios in Tampa to make my LIVE TELEVISION TAPING which had a production call at 12 midnight. Nothing, nothing they could find could get me to Tampa by 10:30pm that day. I was dumbfounded. Nothing? I demanded to speak to the manager.
In order not to make a scene, I asked her to have a private conversation, and told her my fragile predicament. This was a live television appearance I was making to be a guest on my one hour television show on HSN selling my struggling fashion handbag line Emma Fox. I had to get to Tampa. She said the best she could do is fly me to Orlando, and then provide me with GROUND TRANSPORTATION (whatever that would entail, I don't know) to Tampa which was 80 miles away. I figured I would accept that and then just go upstairs to the gates and just figure out what on earth I'm going to do. I called my husband and even he was searching online to find me another flight to get me to the studio on time for my show. I told the agent I was never going to fly Delta again - You know what? I said it, yes, because I was just so upset. She replied, "Well, if you are never going to fly Delta again, then I won't bother booking you on this flight." Ok.
Let's talk about this. Yes, if she were my mother, this reply would be acceptable. But, she is not my mother, and no way is that a decent reply to say to a customer who is under the stressful situation that I am facing. She clearly needs to have management training all over again. I don't care how tired and overworked she is. I myself have been tired and worked to death, and YOU HAVE TO KEEP YOUR COOL in this kind of situation. Delta was caught with their pants down. They saved money by not keeping their computer systems state of the art, and now they stand naked for all to see. So eat it Delta, and be humble with your customers.
Here is the best part. I'm upstairs at the gate, just taking a mental health break. Quiet. Just sitting by myself, I must have looked defeated. I'm thinking that I just made a terrible mistake with this ridiculous trip I'm about to embark upon. I hear a voice. "Miss, can I help you?" I look up to see a young man. "Oh, do you work for Delta?" I ask enthusiastically. "No, but I think I can help you. I'm from Florida, and I heard what the Delta counter agents were doing to you, and I can tell you right now... you're not going to make your show at HSN. My grandma watches that channel. Can I help you? I know the traffic patterns outside of Orlando, I'm telling you, you just aren't going to get out of there. Let me try to help you."
He was Gati, a 20 year old University of Florida student on his way home from a semester abroad. He sat with me, took my laptop and started searching and searching for about 5 minutes. He booked me on a JetBlue flight leaving in 2 hours, direct to Tampa. We chatted. He wants to work for the UN someday. Boy, I hope he does! He was my guardian angel. I got to HSN at 8:30pm that night and we had a terrific show. It was fun! The host was terrific and we genuinely had a good time on tv. Gati and I are still in touch, and I want to send his grandma a gift from HSN because we are all so grateful for his saving our show. The HSN production team were calling and calling me so worried that I would never get there, and just couldn't believe my story. From now on, we simply cannot rely on Delta Airlines.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2016
I don't even know where to begin. We booked a ticket for my nephew through Expedia on Delta Airlines from Bloomington, Illinois to Tampa, Florida... We're originally from South-Africa and he flew back from Africa to Chicago to make it in time for his 5h50 am flight on Friday morning but got stuck in Germany with his flight completely cancelled. He had to stay a day later and missed the 1st leg of his flight to Tampa. We alerted the airline meaning Delta of the problem and no one wanted to help us only to find out they now cancelled the entire ticket even the 2nd leg returning from Tampa.
This is unacceptable and we will never fly this horrible airline again, the service we received calling from Africa was appalling and non helpful. So you book a ticket online at your own risk and no customer service at all. I am deeply disappointed that an airline would just take your money and cheat you like this. No apology from them so I ask is it because I'm not American that they don't care or do they treat everyone like this. Shocked and deeply disappointed and will NEVER FLY THIS AIRLINE EVER AGAIN. Regards. A disappointed African ex customer.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2016
Third time in a row Delta has caused me to cancel my flight and try again with the day that follows. I hope the owner goes out of business and goes bankrupt.
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2016
On April 29th, 2016 my mobility scooter was damaged on a flight from Portland, Maine to New York-LaGuardia with a final destination on Pittsburgh, PA. Three and 1/2 months later the repairs have not been completed. In July, I contacted Customer Care who put me in touch with the Delta Management in Portland, ME. The airport staff in Portland tried to correct the issue by arranging repairs and offering to pay for parts I had purchased and taxi fare the 4 times I had to get the device to the shop for repairs. A check was mailed to my home but, was payable to the repair shop. When I brought this to the attention of the airport, I was asked to return the check and a new one would be issued.
The day after I dropped the check off, I received an email from Delta Corporate stating since I went through the airport to resolve the issue that my name/information has been "flagged in their database to delay or prevent future baggage claims." In addition, Corporate advised the airport to discontinue their involvement. Corporate is now saying the check that was mailed to me was never intended for me. I am feeling intimidated by the Corporate staff and feel that I am being mistreated. At this time, I have been advised by my attorney to file an complaint against Delta with the U.S. Department of Transportation Carrier Access Division and the ADA.
I already have future non-refundable travel booked on Delta but, fear I may arrive at destination to find damage to the scooter again and leave me stuck in the airport. I feel Delta should pay for the repairs, issue me the promised check and remove the flag in their database. Corporate makes the whole company look bad. I have flown Delta for 20 years and no consideration is taken for me being disabled nor being a loyal customer. I truly hope the government complaint would change their mind but, I highly doubt it.
Reviewed Aug. 10, 2016
I'm leaving this review for a friend well kind of a friend to me who was stuck in DC because Delta cancelled the flights 3 times. My friend mostly know as ** who has over 14 million people who count on him was stuck not being able to do his work which is very stressful. The flights were cancelled for nothing since the weather was fine. I would not recommend this company to any of my friends unless they want to stuck for days costing them time and money in a different country or state. This wasn't fair on not just Mark but the other people that don't have the money or a friend to stay with and their jobs are at stake and they just want to get home.
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2016
Delta loses power to system causing all flights to be grounded for 2-3 hours...thus causing the trickle down effect. Not one employee was ever rude to me, never once did they treat me disrespectfully, they had a tough job and everyone I encountered at the Daytona airport and the Atlanta Airport into Albuquerque was still polite and courteous...it was the passengers who were rude and disrespectful. I told one man who was cussing and yelling that it was not going to make him get anywhere any faster and that the 75 people waiting in line behind him were in the same situation as him, so just take care of business and MOVE!
The passengers caused us to lose our takeoff time and if they realized that their snail pace movement caused us to have to sit for another 1.5 hours for another take off time, maybe more would check their luggage. I give Delta a lot of credit for dealing with so many irate people...(I was not one of them). And, my luggage was still in Atlanta when I arrived in Albuquerque so I had to go to file a claim, and that woman was very nice also. My luggage will be delivered today. Plus I am getting a refund for my ticket and luggage. I would say that Delta did the best they could in the crisis. Happy to be home although it was six hours late, but I was able to get home. I am sure people who had to catch a cruise ship or missed a wedding or funeral were angry, but I was not one of those. Thank you Delta for getting me home!
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2016
8/8/2016 @ 5:30 pm. Flight #5234 DTW-YUL. This was my second flight coming from SAN (redeye). The redeye was fine because I slept through the whole thing. Female flight attendant rude. Said nothing to me but pushed the customs form at me, then put a smile on and spoke respectfully to the other customers. I then said good morning and she blew me off. It's common courtesy. In addition to the plane being delayed for THREE hours, now there is a mechanical issue and we have deplaned, then replaned just to deplane once again an go to a different gate. While this is happening, she proceeds to gossip about customers at the bay with the other steward.
Then she kept talking the whole time about everyone else and everything else. Which was annoying. Next, another uniformed Delta employee boarded the plane and complained to the other crew members, "I want to go home". Why on earth did I pay for first class to be snubbed, and be made to listen to gossip and complaints. I have my own job where that happens and I would prefer more of a professional environment when flying. The behavior from this young woman is appalling as we are not hormonal high school children - we are adults. I do not enjoy being treated as if your employees have a personal issue with me, or anyone else for that matter. While there's a maintenance delay, turning your back on the passengers and gossiping is not appropriate. So I arrived 3 hours later, and my boyfriend had to keep switching things around to pick me up since the departure times/planes/gates kept changing.
Flight #6278 YUL-DTW. I arrived at the airport at 0300 for a 0538 flight in which I stood for an hour and a half until the attendants realized that this was a global issue and they issued me a manual ticket. I checked one bag and went to my gate where I sat for over 5 hours until we could finally board the plane. Once boarded, we still took off late and finally arrived at DTW.
Flight #833 DTW-SAN. The Delta team were instructed to merge flight #600 and #833 together, and that caused not only a late plane arrival I'm sure from the chaos, but also we sat on the tarmac for almost 2 additional hours until we FINALLY were set to leave, which of course was late. We took off around 1330, after hearing several other times for take off. It was the longest flight ever. I asked simple questions such as, "What is our expected arrival time?" so that I can arrange my pick up, and the first answer I got was, "Yep, don't know" then later followed by, "Add up the time." WHAT?! This is definitely NOT the right time for attitude - not like it ever is, but definitely not a professional response. There are better ways to handle these questions if one does not know.
Once we finally arrived in SAN-5 hours later, I received a voicemail stating that my luggage did no make it on the plane??! Seriously? So at this point I made my way over to the baggage claim service desk where the young lady whom was pleasant, informed me that they "think" my bag "may" be on that flight, but "not sure". I then ask to have to have the bag delivered, to which she replied that they cannot deliver my bag, that your company lost in the time in which I need it. So, after only receiving 2 hours of sleep, and being stuck in airports for a total of 15 hours, I cried. I left the airport crying and shaking.
In addition to this, I missed work today, which in turn means that I have missed pay. Now I must go back to the airport tonight to look for my luggage that "may or may not" be here, thus spending MORE time in an airport! Between the delays and not just this worldwide delay but the first one I experienced going to Montréal, the attitude, and the lack of concern for my belongings, there is no evidence of service recovery. Why on EARTH would I EVER want to experience this negativity ever again??! The part about this that really burns me up is that I paid for FIRST CLASS on EACH flight and instead I paid double to be treated terribly. I just opened an LLC, and as a business owner, I understand that things go wrong sometimes. But this is a SERVICE industry, and I feel cheated, and like I have ripped off. An EXTREMELY disappointed customer.
8/8 @ 10:15 pm. I AM NOW ADDING AN ADDENDUM TO MY COMPLAINT THAT I SENT OUT EARLIER WHICH IS ATTACHED. My baggage has been missing for almost 12 hours at this point. I received a voicemail saying that my baggage was not on my original flight, and that it would be to me around 7:30 pm. I arrived at the baggage claim office in San Diego and asked that my luggage be delivered to me tonight, and the customer service agent told me that there was nothing that she could do, so she called the manager. I waited for the manager to come, who never introduced himself and he said that my baggage is now coming at 10:30 pm. I told him that I cannot keep coming back and that I need it to be delivered to my house tonight. I work in an operating room and I have things in my luggage that I need for work, not to mention that I have already lost a day of work due to the massive delays!
He said it would be at my house around 2 am. I then asked for a tracking number or something in which to follow up, and he then raised his voice at me and said, "I ain't giving you anything. I told you it would be there, and it will". I cannot trust that it will arrive at my home just because he said so. I don't even know who he is! I asked again and I insisted saying "I NEED a tracking number or something in which will make it easier to follow up " and he responded again to me, "I don't have to give you any of that" as he angrily flicked a piece of paper in my direction.
I lost my temper. After being stuck in first Montréal and then Detroit for a total of 15 hours on two hours of sleep, and I responded, "Don't give me any ** attitude. I don't have the patience and I just need my bag.". He then yelled at me and said, "I am going to call the Harbor Police on you. They will straighten you out ". So I also proceeded to call the police to have them come as a mediator.
Once the police arrived, I told them that I needed a mediator because there is information that I need that he, as a manager in customer service, is refusing to give me. I asked them to stay and ensure that I get the information that I need. None of the customer service representatives knew where to deliver my bag, they did not have my phone number but told me it would be delivered? How?? I was told that my bag would be there at 7:30. What happened there? More importantly, threatening to have me arrested for cussing is not an arrestable offense, and is COMPLETELY inappropriate in handling a customer service issue in which he proceeded to yell at ME in the first place!
When we were waiting for the police, he told me that he had 3 other witnesses to me cussing at him, which I perceived as another threat. There was a young woman from an eastern European country that stared at me while nodding her head, as if to say that she will back him up, as well as an ** male that was there to reroute bags. I bought all first class tickets on Delta, and have literally had the WORST experience of my life! I understand that sometimes things happen, but this is COMPLETELY unacceptable and utterly disgusting behavior. I would like a formal apology, and there needs to be service recovery done on Delta's part for the utterly appalling behavior in which I have been subjected, both on my way to Montréal and back home to San Diego.
I am also suggesting anger management training for the manager that yelled and threatened me, because I am sure that as a worldwide organization that Delta is not supporting the aggressive tactics that are being practiced in the San Diego baggage claim office. At this point, I will now lose more sleep waiting for my bag to arrive at my home, to which I am skeptical that it will even arrive after this vile incident. I would like a follow-up email for record keeping addressing this issue.
Reviewed Aug. 5, 2016
My connecting flight on a Saturday night was cancelled. Nobody even helped me figure out how to get a hotel or get to one in Manhattan on a Saturday night. The kicker is I had to pay $175 for the cheapest available room plus cab fare to and from, and my 4 day trip was cut short by a whole day. Both Delta and United both state the cancellation was due to weather but to be clear, there was no weather on the path from LaGuardia to Portland Maine. What really happened is that lots of other flights leaving LaGuardia that night had been cancelled due to weather and angry passengers who had landed first were being diverted to other airports, so they took priority. My flight should not have been cancelled and at the very least, I should not have had to pay for my hotel room.
Reviewed Aug. 2, 2016
Having flown mostly on long haul flight I choose any foreign carrier to any American air carrier. Most, if not all flights on Delta airline the flight attendants are rude and overworked where I can hear of complaining to each other especially on flights to Brazil. Because of this attitude over overworked it is as though the passenger becomes the enemy.
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2016
I am writing this review after having gone through horrible experience with Delta Air Lines. This is in regards to my journey from Newark, NJ to Kansas city, MO Via minneapolis. My first flight is at 8.25AM at Newark airport and I reached airport by 7.00 AM (1 hr, 25 mins before takeoff). I was travelling with my Father (61 years, Heart patient), hence wanted to make this journey as smooth as possible. I took boarding pass at automatic check in counter and stood in the line for dropping my check in baggage. This is the start of my awful day. Stood there for 30 mins and line is not moving at all. There were only 2 Delta airline employees at the counter and other employees were just walking here and there with no attention to the people waiting in the queue for long time.
After 30 mins, I jumped my line and went straight to talk with a Delta employee in the counter. She was not even ready to listen to my plea and asked me to go back and stand in the queue as she is working for other customer. After about 50 mins, now time is 7.50 AM, am still in the queue. I thought I should go in Delta First class line as it was empty and drop my baggage soon. To my surprise, when I went to the Delta employee servicing first class customers, she rejected to take my baggage as it is already late for the flight. I very politely argued with her that I have been waiting for more than 50 mins in the queue and have not heard them calling out for customers waiting for 8.25AM flight and now how can they close the baggage line. She knew they made a mistake but did not accept it, instead she spoke very rudely and asked me to leave that spot and wait in the "service" line to get another flight to reach my destination.
I went back stood in the service line for another 45 mins and I agreed to take next flight at 11:15AM. This time Delta employee took my luggage and informed me that I can take this luggage at final destination at Kansas city. He said though he is issuing "stand by" boarding pass, he assured of getting into this flight as he found some cancellations at the last minute
We went inside security check in and went straight to Gate 41, at 10:30AM - I went and spoke with the Delta airlines employee (don't know his name) who was at the Gate 41 counter. He said I should wait as mine is "stand by" pass. He said he is seeing some empty seats and that I should get in. Now comes my bad fate again. There was a family of 4 people who were also on Stand by passes or guess some of their tickets were cancelled and not showing up in the flight, am not sure what the actual problem is was waiting along with me and my father. After he scanned all passengers, I went and spoke with the Delta airline employee and said my father is a heart patient and our baggage has already been checked in and we have to reach Kansas on time as my father's medical kit is in the baggage.
Here comes my decision of not taking Delta airlines again ever in my life. The guy responds back to me in such a careless manner that I should have never sent my baggage and that he is preferring the family of 4 over me and my father to get into the flight, and in fact he had so much of attitude that he doesn't even want to talk to me. He just allowed that family to get into the flight and asked me to wait for next flight and once again he was not even ready to listen to me as am pleading him saying that any delays could cause serious health issues for my father, he just walked away. He clearly had attitude issues and if any of Delta management reading this review, Trust me, just because of this one employee - you lost a customer and am sure none of my family members, friends, close associates will ever travel in your airlines again.
He could at least spoken with me with care and would have worked out to get confirmed tickets for next flight or at least shown me some concern. He just walked out, I felt he behaved like that because am an Indian (brown skinned), and I can see that attitude clearly in his tone and behavior with me. I thought I cannot wait on "stand by" tickets as time is passing by and further delay could affect my father health.
I called Delta customer service and explained my horrible experience so far, she spoke very nicely with me and with the help of her lead, she was able to get me a confirmed tickets. After horrible waits at Newark and minneapolis, we finally reached Kansas city at 11:50 PM, a delay of 8 hours for no mistake of us. This is my worst experience ever in my life, I don't want to travel with Delta again especially with such unfriendly staff. If you guys don't train your ground staff on customer service, you will surely lose to your competitors.
Reviewed July 27, 2016
I have been a Delta customer for the better part of 26 years. I even have a Delta credit card. I had quite a few SkyMiles and decided to book our vacation trip using the miles. Two days into my vacation my 93 year old father fell. I'm an only child and while I had backup systems in place while I was gone, I thought I should get back. I called Delta (waited 2 hours for them to call me back) and they told me that the change would cost me $1700 (my husband is traveling with me so it is two tickets) -- I'm not half way around the world. I live in Indiana and traveled to Phoenix.
They recommended that I purchase a one way ticket for $1100. Thinking that I might be able to manage my father's health care from afar, I opted to try to stay and fly back on my original ticket. Unfortunately things with my Dad are worse and I need to get back. I called delta again and was put on hold for 30-52 minutes. After 38 minutes they called back and when I told them what I had to do they said they would have to transfer me and promptly dropped the call. I'm waiting again, there is live person to talk to--just recordings. Since I've used SkyMiles I can't change the ticket online. I've never felt more taken advantage of, disrespected, and vulnerable. This company's culture is to take advantage of folks for their profit. To say I'm disappointed is an understatement. I'm still waiting for the callback...
Updated review: July 27, 2016
Delta actually gave a cash back refund, just did not tell the other department that we talked to that. Thank you Delta for understanding a special circumstance (see the previous review).
Original Review: July 20, 2016
My great-great-aunt lives in New Orleans, and is 103. Twice a year, my grandparents fly down to New Orleans in order to pick her up, pack her, and bring her to her second apartment in New York during hurricane season. They always fly Delta Air Lines, and my grandparents use the Delta AMEX card for everything. They had me, their grandson, purchase their tickets to New Orleans. Right after they arrived, my great-great-aunt fell, and cracked a vertebrae, so obviously, she would not use her return flight to New York. My grandparents called to request a refund for her ticket (not theirs) to New York. They called Delta and a representative for Delta assured them they would get a refund.
Today, my grandfather called Delta and talked to one of the people on reservations. She said that a refund would NOT be available due to it being a non-refundable ticket. My grandfather explained the situation, and the person said that a flight credit would be available to her until June 15, 2017. He stressed that she would probably never fly again in her life, and asked them if he was allowed to use her ticket credit for somebody else, and the agent could not do anything. They are very disappointed, upset, and angry with Delta Air Lines. I might have forgot to mention that my great-great-aunt used to be an attorney for Delta. Some way to show gratitude for consistent loyalty.
Reviewed July 20, 2016
I am a Delta 4 M Mile Flyer and have a Sky Club Membership. However as I am flying with another airline today, they want $29 for me to enter the Sky Club. Delta truly practice and educate their staff on the art of "treating your best customers worst."
Reviewed July 19, 2016
Contact Delta customer service representative to find out if I could change my flight from a round trip to a one way, that I had just booked about 3 hours ago. First the wait for a response was over 2 hours for a return call, second the representative did not call me by my name. He called me mom instead of asking what it was. Third he told me because it was just booked that I was eligible for a refund, then changed his mind and told me it was only available in the form of a voucher.
When I asked him why did he changed from a refund to a voucher he became hostile repeating "mom mom mom" trying to talk over me. I said to him "you can stop calling me mom cause I can hear you and understand you perfectly. I'm not deaf, now explain to me why all of a sudden it changed from a refund to a voucher." He threatened to disconnect the phonecall because I was questioning him about his error, I asked to speak to a supervisor like 4 times before he decided to transfer me to one. Then the supervisor David gets on the phone and is just as arrogant and short as his employee. They should both be fired, when I asked him why his employee told me one thing and then told me another he didn't answer me either. He kept repeating "you can either have it in the form of a voucher or a refund. Which one do you choose."
I've heard some stories about this airline but as I can see they're true. And to add insult to injury I asked for a refund and David intentionally puts me on hold for another 30 to 40 minutes stating he was having some issues with completing the refund. You should be ashamed of the staff that you hire and the way they represent the company. Let's hope the flight isn't like the customer service representatives.
Reviewed July 17, 2016
I travel often. Traveling with my children and mom (first time for her in 8 years). We upgraded to first class for a once in lifetime experience for my mom. Flight became delayed for an "issue," according to the Captain. Flight number: DL2213. We were told we can change flights, because they are uncertain if the issue can be resolved. The mechanic would arrive in 25 minutes or so. I spoke with one unfriendly gentleman working for Delta, that he couldn't give us our upgrade nor refund us our price to upgrade. So we were out the additional ($600) money, with no service. Another worker, Athena worked with us and was helpful, but we had to fly out of Orlando (yet we are in Melbourne). They wouldn't pay for shuttle not lodging. So we waited.
The flight finally got the all clear from maintenance and "Delta engineering." No longer could I get dinner for my children, because our layover was cut to only an hour. We boarded the airplane, quickly. Only to sit and wait for nearly 2 hours on the taxi. Assuming we will be cleared then for take off. Although, now it's the fault of Atlanta airport, according to Captain **. "Not to worry" the flight attendant says, "Delta will automatically rebook your flights." So yet again I will lose $600 and arrive at 12:35 in the morning, with two children who haven't eaten since 11:30 am. Delta unfortunately has let us down again!
Reviewed July 16, 2016
My very first experience with Delta airlines has been as horrible as it can possible get. I had a full day interview at Memphis on 11th July. I had a direct flight from New York to Memphis on 10th eve and a indirect flight back on 11th eve - Memphis to Atlanta and Atlanta to NY. The flight from NY to Memphis - DL 6243 was delayed by 4.5 hrs; announcing the delay one hr at a time; because the pilot hasn't come to fly the plane from Memphis to NY. The flight that should have reached around 8.30pm in Memphis, reached around 1am. I hardly had time to get any sleep for the next day's interview and I was stranded in a unfamiliar place in the middle of the night.
Then the next day, the Memphis-Atlanta flight DL 1778 was announced to be delayed by 25 mins. I thought I should still make the NY connection flight. We were boarded on the flight after the 25 mins delay. The flight starts moving on the runway and after a few mins, instead of taking off, the plane stops moving. And then they announce that the permission to take off to air has been received one hr from now. We were made to wait inside the flight, in the middle of the runway for 1.5 hrs before the flight took off.
By the time I reach Atlanta, I missed my NY flight by a few mins. They put me on a morning flight for the next day. They said they can't give accommodation because it's not their fault!! No food voucher! Nothing! All the food chains were closed by that point. And I starved. I finally found a Mini suite to finally take some rest, but paid $130 for it! The 25 mins delay was apparently due to weather but what about making us sit in the place for 1.5 hrs because you haven't got some permission to take off?? The next morning I landed in NY literally sick, with a really bad headache and ready to throw up due to all the sleeplessness and starving.
Reviewed July 14, 2016
I would like to say how unprofessional Delta's arrangement with MU China Eastern was yesterday. My flight MU271 was scheduled to leave BJ at 2:05 and did not leave until 5 pm. Half of the plane had a connecting flight DL186 scheduled to leave Shanghai Pudong International at 7 pm. more or less. Maybe 7:30. The service was absolutely horrible. Not only was the flight delayed but when it came time to actually board, we were crammed into a bus that Sat on the runway for 30 minutes. I swear they actually pushed us out to make room for the Nanjing and yet another Sh flight leaving from that same gate. Following such we were finally boarded, we Sat on the runway for another 45 minutes with no water or snacks. Hot. By the way we Sat in the terminal for 3 hours yet other flights to Shanghai Hongqiao had all boarded and left.
While we were given some sorry excuse about weather as if Hongqiao airport was in another city other than Shanghai, sometimes we were given no explanations at all as the time continued to pass. The latest, while sitting on the runway for 45 min being air traffic control, seemingly we were the only ones who had not taken off. We arrived in Shanghai sometime after 7. By that time it was still grey and we were hopefully the other flight would wait for us. That turned out not so. On top of that we had to pick up our own luggage. Why is it that Beijing, Shanghai, two supposedly most advanced cities in China, and Delta couldn't organize for the luggage to go from one flight to another flight? My friend who flew China Southern to LAX had NO issues like such. The luggage went from Chinese city A to B, to LAX with no problems transferring luggage from one carrier to another. Absolutely sloppy Delta.
We were left with instructions to get our luggage and head to the 3rd floor for further instructions. What a surprise when I got to the third floor after waiting a half hour for luggage and Delta had no emergency team to notify anyone of anything. By that time I and others still had no idea if our flight to LAX (DL186) had left or was still waiting. I was funneled between 6-8 people and many different desks to find answers and then deal with the ramifications of missing a flight. No one wanted to take any responsibility. I even had to fight to be given a hotel since in the end I had to re-book my flight. If Delta is going to arrange connecting flights through a partnered airlines it is best to choose one with a reputable account. The fact that there were no Delta staff waiting for the passengers from flight MU271 also shows very poorly on Delta. This is the 3rd incident with Delta where no one seems to want to take any responsibilities.
I have experienced both missed flights and food poisoning on DELTA. I have one credit flight with Delta that I must take and after the credit is used I will not be flying Delta again. I will find a reputable carrier with benefits and proper customer service. I'm absolutely appalled. As I write you a day later I have yet to leave Shanghai and am awaiting yet another flight. This time it's not even direct to L. A, further delaying my arrival home. Delta has lost a SkyMiles customer due to repetitive issues with no compensation and no ACTION to apologize on behalf of Delta.
Reviewed July 13, 2016
I am a Medallion member with Delta Airlines. I travel a lot for work and will try to book with Delta when I can. I had to change my ticket with more than 2 weeks notice. They were going to charge me $200 to change the ticket, plus the change in fare another $118. $318 to change my tickets... Or if I purchased a new ticket through Delta only $276 or American Airlines $201. I explained that their business practice made no sense and I bought the cheaper ticket. Delta does NOT take pride in its customers, is not loyal, and has lost a long-term Medallion member because of their greed. They have quickly gone downhill. Are there any good airline companies left?
Reviewed July 10, 2016
My flight was overbooked by quite a few seats which entailed standing in line waiting for answers about what was happening, Finally given another flight which was delayed then canceled and another plane to replace it. Did not get my connecting flight. Given a voucher for hotel (1st voucher sending me to Buffalo NY not Hartford CT). 2nd voucher sent me to a hotel that wouldn't honor the voucher. Clerk sent me to another Sheraton Hotel. Which would not honor the voucher send me back to the first hotel.
I went back to the airport and was given another voucher for the Holiday Inn. Got a room for one hour and had to return to the airport to get my flight to Hartford. Just to be clear I arrived at LAX at 6:30 am 7/2/2016 arrived in Detroit at 4:00am 7/3/2016. Most of the time I was standing in line throughout the whole day. At the first Hotel they had took in 42 rooms for Delta and the second hotel had more. How many people got displaced? Who knows. I will never fly Delta again.
Delta Air Lines Company Information
- Company Name:
- Delta Air Lines
- Year Founded:
- 1924
- Address:
- 1030 Delta Blvd.
- City:
- Atlanta
- State/Province:
- GA
- Postal Code:
- 30354-1989
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.delta.com
