Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
Copied verbatim from Travelnet: "All One Great Team travel must be completed by August 31, 2012."
For additional info concerning the "One Great Passes" or other award travel, they have multiple documents under the "Leisure Travel" tab on Travelnet.
(Not saying you can't come here for info, just giving you further access to what I didn't answer, or didn't post here.)

Fly safe,
GJ
Buzz,
Copied verbatim from Travelnet: "All One Great Team travel must be completed by August 31, 2012."
For additional info concerning the "One Great Passes" or other award travel, they have multiple documents under the "Leisure Travel" tab on Travelnet.
(Not saying you can't come here for info, just giving you further access to what I didn't answer, or didn't post here.)
Fly safe,
GJ
Copied verbatim from Travelnet: "All One Great Team travel must be completed by August 31, 2012."
For additional info concerning the "One Great Passes" or other award travel, they have multiple documents under the "Leisure Travel" tab on Travelnet.
(Not saying you can't come here for info, just giving you further access to what I didn't answer, or didn't post here.)

Fly safe,
GJ
Thanks guys. Got it.
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If you do use one of these BOOK EARLY. I believe there are about 10 seats available per flight and they go quick. My wife and I tried to go fro IAD-LAS last March and started looking 2 months in advanced. The only flights available were IAD-ATL-LAX-LAS to get there with the same route back including a redeye from LAX-ATL. We ended up buying a nonstop IAD-LAS on United for about $250 RT each (Until my wife HAD to take our dog)
I looked at the fly confirmed for less for my last trip to Italy... what a joke! each ticket was $1900 RT, Delta.com was $799 RT and orbitz had them for $695... didn't our website boast a guaranteed lowest price??? Sometimes the confirmed for less option works, but 1) they have to have the cheap seats, 2)and there are often cheaper options around. As always, shop around.
You have to make sure if is the same flights and dates. I have not seen one that bad before.
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How is reserve on the 7ER B in NYC? Lot's of SC's? Do they keep you in base by doing SC, LC, SC, LC? Are crash pads $250+??
I probably won't hold it with the ATL surpluses, but I'm curious as to how it's been.
I probably won't hold it with the ATL surpluses, but I'm curious as to how it's been.
Just my .02, ymmv.
the 90/10 "coinsurance" is an outrage. MUST have contractually protected health plan (in addition to DPMP) in C2012.
If you do use one of these BOOK EARLY. I believe there are about 10 seats available per flight and they go quick. My wife and I tried to go fro IAD-LAS last March and started looking 2 months in advanced. The only flights available were IAD-ATL-LAX-LAS to get there with the same route back including a redeye from LAX-ATL. We ended up buying a nonstop IAD-LAS on United for about $250 RT each (Until my wife HAD to take our dog)
I'll second that. There are only 10 seats at that "T" fair. A few weeks ago I was looking at a trip for mid March and after I worked out a couple of issues, the seats were gone
, so I had to move it up a week!
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