Travel benefits , Pilot base question
06-20-2021, 10:45 AM
#32
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Reviving old thread. I’m planning on temporarily moving to base with the expectation of my wife and I frequently returning to home (family) on days off. My question is, on Delta, United, AA, is travel free for both employee and spouse domestically? Or does the spouse have to pay something? And does anything change if I’m flying with her or not?
I’m used to nonrev benefits since a parent works for a mainline (non pilot) but I was caught off guard thinking maybe my wife would have to pay? The lower priority I completely understand. Any help is appreciated!
I’m used to nonrev benefits since a parent works for a mainline (non pilot) but I was caught off guard thinking maybe my wife would have to pay? The lower priority I completely understand. Any help is appreciated!
06-20-2021, 04:13 PM
#33
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Originally Posted by SayFltCondition
Reviving old thread. I’m planning on temporarily moving to base with the expectation of my wife and I frequently returning to home (family) on days off. My question is, on Delta, United, AA, is travel free for both employee and spouse domestically? Or does the spouse have to pay something? And does anything change if I’m flying with her or not?
I’m used to nonrev benefits since a parent works for a mainline (non pilot) but I was caught off guard thinking maybe my wife would have to pay? The lower priority I completely understand. Any help is appreciated!
I’m used to nonrev benefits since a parent works for a mainline (non pilot) but I was caught off guard thinking maybe my wife would have to pay? The lower priority I completely understand. Any help is appreciated!
06-20-2021, 04:35 PM
#34
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Originally Posted by 510Club
Your wife will not need to pay if flying domestic and nothing changes if she's with travelling you or not. There is a yearly fee you pay when adding them to the benefits but that's it. You can expect it to be the same as you're used to, just significantly lower priority.
06-20-2021, 07:13 PM
#36
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Originally Posted by Aubiator
I understand the lower priority that OO receives, but do you generally find yourself able to occasionally get upgrades on personal travel?
Also, what’s a ballpark figure for the spouse’s annual enrollment fee?
Also, what’s a ballpark figure for the spouse’s annual enrollment fee?
06-24-2021, 03:46 PM
#38
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Originally Posted by Aubiator
I understand the lower priority that OO receives, but do you generally find yourself able to occasionally get upgrades on personal travel?
Also, what’s a ballpark figure for the spouse’s annual enrollment fee?
Also, what’s a ballpark figure for the spouse’s annual enrollment fee?
Domestic travel, you get the seat in the back, enjoy it because it’s free.
06-25-2021, 05:50 PM
#39
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Originally Posted by KirillTheThrill
Upgrades? Lol NO. Paying customers get upgraded. International they can’t upgrade seats, so guess who might get first class? Yeah it’s sweet when you fly internationally.
Domestic travel, you get the seat in the back, enjoy it because it’s free.
Domestic travel, you get the seat in the back, enjoy it because it’s free.
06-25-2021, 06:30 PM
#40
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Originally Posted by MinFlyer
You get comfort plus on Delta quite a bit.
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