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Before anyone blasts me about this, know that my mom is well over 80 years old, has a metal pin in her leg, and can only walk “so far”. Clear?
OK, now that that is out of way I can get on with today’s post. Knowledge is power when it comes to travel. With DELTA rules are always changing and that can drive you kinda nuts! Also, all the rules can be over ridden by anyone who can push the “big red candy like button” as “Ren and Simppy” would say.
Well what am I going on about you may ask. I hope you remember my blog post from the other day about booking low level award tickets:
Now why do I bring this up. Well my mom does get a bonus for being 80+ and having requested a wheelchair. The DELTA rules say a minimum connection time is 30 min domestic and 90 for an international gateway. This is UNLESS you are in a wheelchair. In that case you must ADD 30 minutes to those totals.
So, if you are in need of wheelchair assistance, you get even more time to help out with your schedule change rule. The next time someone tells you to “break a leg”, maybe it can help you in some small way. Who knows, you may even be better by the time you fly and not end up needing the wheel chair assistance by the time you fly. If that is the case be sure to call and cancel the request for that at least 1 week before your trip!
Happy flying! – René
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Interesting idea.
Txs – kinda like golf – if you know all the rules they can help you at times!
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…..yeah…..
Very nice! :->
txs 😉
I have seen elderly folks get upgrade to first (on a CRJ, mind you) as a delightful surprise to them (I overheard them asking the flight attendant “Why are we sitting here?” she had no clue) Anyway, just goes to show Delta cares about the elderly.