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Sunday, November 29, 2015

Travel / Non Revving - HL 243 (2)



Note about layover hotels: The layover hotel info IS STILL AVAILABLE in a couple of locations including Inflight (IFS) section of Delta net. Login to DeltaNetDepartmentsIFSHotels. 
Special Note on Buddy Passes:  Just ran into a 12 month expiration of a ticketed buddy pass losing the money.  If you use them or arrange them for someone else remember a couple of basic things.  Once bought the traveler is considered ticketed and a 12 month clock starts with expiration losing all value.  You can change date or flights without any fees but if you change the “final” destination then you will be hit with a change fee.  

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From: Carol
Date: 11/17/2015 4:57:30 PM
Subject: : re DL Pets as baggage

FYI.....
Delta says it will no longer let pets fly as checked baggage. They'll have to fly freight
Associated Press           November 16, 2015 — 10:25pm
 — Delta won't let you check your pets as baggage next year. Starting in March, bigger animals will have to fly on Delta's cargo service.
That's typically pricier than checking pets as baggage. It can also be less convenient since the pet may not be shipped with a customer's flight.
United Airlines also doesn't allow pets to be checked in as baggage.
Delta Air Lines Inc. will allow certain members of the military to check pets as baggage as well as customers with service or emotional support animals.
And dogs and cats can still fly with their owners on Delta flights, for a fee, if they fit in a pet carrier under a seat.
Carol (Frank) Faulkner



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