Travel/Non Revving - HL 299 (1)

Survivor travel benefits published for your (and your spouse’s) review:

Survivor Pass Travel

Eligible survivors are defined as the employee or retiree's spouse or Domestic Partner, and dependent children. Survivors are limited to S3B standby travel on Delta and Delta Connection flights systemwide and are not eligible for reduced-rate travel on other airlines. In addition, survivors are not eligible for Emergency S1A travel. Pass riders added after the employee's/retiree's Last Day Worked are not eligible for survivor pass travel privileges. All applicable international fees and taxes will be billed to the survivor's home address.

Eligibility Criteria and Travel Allotments

The specific pass travel privileges vary based on the employee's age, years of service and status at the time of their death, as follows:

Employees on Active or Inactive pass-eligible status at time of death

• Survivors of an employee with at least 10 years of consecutive service are eligible for unlimited lifetime space-available S3B flight days system wide (dependent children are eligible until the child attains nondependent status).
• Survivors of an employee with less than 10 years of consecutive service are eligible for unlimited space-available S3B flight days system wide for a period of maximum 10 years following death (dependent children are eligible for a maximum period of 10 years following death or until the child reaches age 19 (or age 24 if a full-time student/missionary), whichever occurs first.   

Employees on retirement status at time of death

• Survivors of retirees who left the company at age 52 or older (age 50 for pilots) with at least 10 years of consecutive service upon retirement are eligible for unlimited lifetime space-available S3B flight days system wide (dependent children are eligible until the child attains nondependent status).
• Survivors of retirees who left the company before attaining age 52 (age 50 for pilots) or who retired with less than 10 years of consecutive service are not eligible for pass travel privileges following the retiree's death.
• Survivors of retirees with 25 years of consecutive service are eligible for unlimited lifetime space-available S3B flight days system wide (dependent children are eligible until the child attains nondependent status).  

Note: Pass travel privileges will be available to the surviving spouse/domestic partner for the above amount of years regardless of whether or not the spouse remarries. For surviving dependent children, pass travel privileges will generally be available until the child reaches age 19 (or age 24 if a full-time student or missionary). Survivors who are eligible for pass travel privileges may also select a travel companion. Parents and nondependents are not eligible for survivor pass travel.

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