Travel x Ski
Boarding started around 8:10pm and the faulty express tram did cause me to walk a fair distance to the gate from the Sky Club in Concourse A. The length of this terminal is somewhat similar to Jakarta's new Terminal 3 and there was definitely a need for a people mover system to work efficiently here. [...]
From disembarking a long-haul flight, I was pleased to be able to head quickly to the lounge which has their own side entrance closer to the re-entry point into the Terminal for transit passengers. As the largest airline flying out of Detroit, the Sky Club did occupy a central location and they took into account [...]
Boarding started around 18:15 and there was already a long queue at the Sky Priority boarding area by the gate. Due to the crowds, I just decided to board at the end and went to take some photos of the A350 from the gate. Personally, I found it to be the most graceful plane in [...]
The last few years of consolidation and strong profits meant Delta has begun to look outside of North America to expand its business. In what may be a disruptive move to the airline industry, Delta is purchasing up to 20% stake in LATAM, which was formed out of the merger of LAN and TAM. According [...]
As of July 17th, 2019, Delta Airlines would officially allow all of its passengers to check in bulky sporting equipments like ski gear, scuba gear, golf clubs and mountain bikes as part of their luggage allowance. This was announced by the airline on their news release. Based on Delta's baggage policy on its website, most [...]
Delta Airlines probably has one of the nicest onboard products out of all the North American airlines (including Air Canada) and is probably the only North American airline I would consider for flying Trans-Pacific. Last year the addition of the new Airbus A350 to their fleet meant they have a stellar Business Class cabin that [...]
