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Folks, I think I just need to come up with a stock post and just use it to alert you to check your flights and what kind of mess Delta has in store for you. For now, here are a few posts worth peeking at:
So I would spend part of your day today, first reading the above posts, then after you follow those directions, and have checked your flights, call Delta. Why? We all know friends don’t let friends “click on stuff” on Delta.dumb. – René
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I’m beginning to hate Delta for this. I purchased full fare, first class tickets in July for a trip in February 2016. These are full revenue tickets.
While I am pleased to have actually received an email notifying me of the change there was NO change in equipment but a change to the departure time by 45 minutes. That’s not a problem.
What IS a problem is that Delta moved us from our four first class seats in Row 3 to Row 6. By the bathroom and galley. I know I purchased these seats before anyone else because no one else had purchased seats in first class when I bought them.
So why we got seat bumped is a total (and unacceptable) mystery.
I know airlines state they don’t guaranty seats, but come on, this is insane. It’s like buying a black Mercedes but having someone else come in and take the black from me and forcing me to take red. Yes, it’s still a Mercedes, but it’s not what I paid for.
I would have more understanding of this if I were on FF miles, but I’m not. (And no, I’m not a medallion, but full revenue is full revenue.)
Yes, this is a first world (and first class) problem, but it’s total junk in my view.