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Delta Delivers Pizza, but No Beer
A Delta employee ordered 60 pizzas for delayed passengers on an Atlanta-bound flight from Tennessee after the plane was stranded on the tarmac for three hours on Monday. Delta reportedly worked with TSA to clear the delivery through security and the pizzas were delivered to the plane by a police car that had its lights flashing, reports the Chronicle. One passenger said she and her fellow passengers were pretty excited to see the Pizza Hut pizza. "Everyone appeared happy after the pizza feed -- "but they just wouldn't serve us beer," said Vazmina. "And yes we asked a bunch of times." |
Maybe the first airline to get publicity, but not the first airline to feed the masses in the back while stuck on the ground. But good job folks.
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I wonder if that pizza came with breadsticks. ZING:D
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Originally Posted by captjns
(Post 1378531)
Maybe the first airline to get publicity, but not the first airline to feed the masses in the back while stuck on the ground. But good job folks.
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Originally Posted by Columbia
(Post 1378535)
Although, not sure why they didn't open up the booze cart.
I'm not sure that adding unlimited free booze into the mix of cranky, ticked off, delayed passengers trapped in a metal tube for an undetermined period of time is the smartest thing to do. Alcohol has the strange ability to make happy people happier and angry people angrier. |
A SWA Captain did the same thing in 2010 after a weather divert to Pueblo for storms in Denver. The TSA raised a stink afterwards because the airport didn't screen the pizzas before they were delivered to the jet!
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Originally Posted by Doug Masters
(Post 1378533)
I wonder if that pizza came with breadsticks. ZING:D
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Originally Posted by Columbia
(Post 1378535)
Although, not sure why they didn't open up the booze cart.
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I personally did this for 25 passengers and my crew on the RJ 2 years ago when we diverted to an offline station. I never even heard from my chief pilot, let alone the national media.
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Originally Posted by EMBFlyer
(Post 1378593)
I personally did this for 25 passengers and my crew on the RJ 2 years ago when we diverted to an offline station. I never even heard from my chief pilot, let alone the national media.
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Pretty sure liquor can't be served while on the ground......
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What???? Don't tell that to first class. I love the glass of champagne while the masses board ( nonrev of course ).
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Originally Posted by full of luv
(Post 1378779)
What???? Don't tell that to first class. I love the glass of champagne while the masses board ( nonrev of course ).
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Laziness....it's in our psyche.....
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I was talking to a very senior DAL dispatcher yesterday and its amazing the number of ATL diversions they had last Monday due to thunder and hail.
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Originally Posted by Sata 4000 RP
(Post 1379072)
I was talking to a very senior DAL dispatcher yesterday and its amazing the number of ATL diversions they had last Monday due to thunder and hail.
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Ace.
Originally Posted by EMBFlyer
(Post 1378593)
I personally did this for 25 passengers and my crew on the RJ 2 years ago when we diverted to an offline station. I never even heard from my chief pilot, let alone the national media.
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Originally Posted by EMBFlyer
(Post 1379102)
Was this in the context of "How dare thunder and hail get in Delta's way!"? :)
lol No. This guy has been there 39 or 40 years and doesn't drink the Koolaid though he loves his job. |
Originally Posted by V169
(Post 1378551)
A SWA Captain did the same thing in 2010 after a weather divert to Pueblo for storms in Denver. The TSA raised a stink afterwards because the airport didn't screen the pizzas before they were delivered to the jet!
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Originally Posted by Herman
(Post 1379188)
Very important, please don't forget, you want "DATE OF HIRE!"
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