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08-28-2018 | 03:16 PM
#2
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Honestly, they shouldn't slack on this policy at all. Non-reving is bad enough with all the people in the system. I can't imagine expanding it.
08-28-2018 | 03:47 PM
#3
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Delta has an option to add on one person who is not an immediate family member for $200 a year. That's about it, American and United they need to be your parents, married partner, or kids.
Honestly, they shouldn't slack on this policy at all. Non-reving is bad enough with all the people in the system. I can't imagine expanding it.
Honestly, they shouldn't slack on this policy at all. Non-reving is bad enough with all the people in the system. I can't imagine expanding it.
08-29-2018 | 01:06 PM
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From: Embraer 170/175 First Officer
So I have my girlfriend on all three as domestic partner. Travel lady who is in the break room at the TC on Wednesday’s explained to me that when you enroll initially none of the three need any info on your girlfriend/boyfriend besides the norm for travel benefits. However if you change domestic partners sometime down the road you’ll have to provide a joint lease or credit card as proof that time around on any of them if you are still calling them domestic partner.
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