Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
12-13-2013, 05:57 AM
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Originally Posted by georgetg
If you are going for lowest possible price confirmed seats go straight for fly confirmed for even less.
Use delta.com or kayak.com to find the lowest possible ticket price. Then plug those flights into the fly confirmed for even less template and you will get the discount on the lowest priced tickets you could find.
Typically the lowest price tickets are non-refundable anyways so nothing is lost by using the non-refundable fly confirmed for even less option.
Stay away from the "refundable" fly confirmed for less.
While it sounds like those ticket are refundable, that's only true if the pre-discount fare basis was refundable. If the pre-discount fare is non-refundable, then the fly confirmed for less "refundable" ticket is also non-refundable...
Most likely you aren't looking at full fare refundable tickets anyways if you're asking about the discount program ;-)
It's a great program to knock some money off a confirmed ticket when you can't afford to play roulette with non-reving...
Cheers
George
Use delta.com or kayak.com to find the lowest possible ticket price. Then plug those flights into the fly confirmed for even less template and you will get the discount on the lowest priced tickets you could find.
Typically the lowest price tickets are non-refundable anyways so nothing is lost by using the non-refundable fly confirmed for even less option.
Stay away from the "refundable" fly confirmed for less.
While it sounds like those ticket are refundable, that's only true if the pre-discount fare basis was refundable. If the pre-discount fare is non-refundable, then the fly confirmed for less "refundable" ticket is also non-refundable...
Most likely you aren't looking at full fare refundable tickets anyways if you're asking about the discount program ;-)
It's a great program to knock some money off a confirmed ticket when you can't afford to play roulette with non-reving...
Cheers
George
12-13-2013, 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Quint
Well, I'm one of those farm boy-to pilots sort of things. Can't explain it, we just sorta understand how mechanical sh%t works.
Current abode is 91
12-13-2013, 06:55 AM
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My zip code is 94. Nice to know that my household income is less than the average in my area. No wonder why I feel like I have less than everyone around me. It is because I make less than them. That chart is depressing. Can't wait for my 3 percent raise while everyone else is averaging a 6 percent raise in my area.
12-13-2013, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by forgot to bid
Washington: A world apart | The Washington Post
you can put your zipcode in there as well. When you look at it you realize where the money is.
you can put your zipcode in there as well. When you look at it you realize where the money is.
12-13-2013, 07:19 AM
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Originally Posted by georgetg
If you are going for lowest possible price confirmed seats go straight for fly confirmed for even less.
Use delta.com or kayak.com to find the lowest possible ticket price. Then plug those flights into the fly confirmed for even less template and you will get the discount on the lowest priced tickets you could find.
Typically the lowest price tickets are non-refundable anyways so nothing is lost by using the non-refundable fly confirmed for even less option.
Stay away from the "refundable" fly confirmed for less.
While it sounds like those ticket are refundable, that's only true if the pre-discount fare basis was refundable. If the pre-discount fare is non-refundable, then the fly confirmed for less "refundable" ticket is also non-refundable...
Most likely you aren't looking at full fare refundable tickets anyways if you're asking about the discount program ;-)
It's a great program to knock some money off a confirmed ticket when you can't afford to play roulette with non-reving...
Cheers
George
Use delta.com or kayak.com to find the lowest possible ticket price. Then plug those flights into the fly confirmed for even less template and you will get the discount on the lowest priced tickets you could find.
Typically the lowest price tickets are non-refundable anyways so nothing is lost by using the non-refundable fly confirmed for even less option.
Stay away from the "refundable" fly confirmed for less.
While it sounds like those ticket are refundable, that's only true if the pre-discount fare basis was refundable. If the pre-discount fare is non-refundable, then the fly confirmed for less "refundable" ticket is also non-refundable...
Most likely you aren't looking at full fare refundable tickets anyways if you're asking about the discount program ;-)
It's a great program to knock some money off a confirmed ticket when you can't afford to play roulette with non-reving...
Cheers
George
12-13-2013, 08:14 AM
No longer cares
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Position: 767er Captain
Posts: 12,109
9 to 58. I'm looking forward to going back to a single digit number someday 
12-13-2013, 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by tsquare
9 to 58. I'm looking forward to going back to a single digit number someday
12-13-2013, 08:25 AM
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National Guard 377th Birthday-Fox News
Way to go General Lengyel! OBTW he is a Delta Pilot on Mil leave:
[URL="http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/12/13/fox-friends-celebrates-national-guards-377th-birthday"]
Boomer
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12-13-2013, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by maddogmax
Retired at a 95 even though I live in the country. Maybe I need to move next door to Tsquare
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