Delta Airlines Phone Number Atlanta

Air travel is a total mess at the present time. Flights are unoccupied, planes are grounded, and an unaccountable short-sighted industry is asking for government hold. In the wake of the corona-virus shutdown, airlines have been strained to adapt their cancellation/ change policies severely. Most of the airlines are moving toward a Southwest-style “modify whenever you want, for free”-type model because of that lot off travelers are calling at Delta airline' phone number to make the changes in their flights or cancel the booking.

In hopes of earning client reliability and faith during the quarantine, Delta Airlines is extending their rebooking window for two years. That’s extremely helpful because while it’s expected that flights will open up again within a few months, growing up the disposable income to travel might take possible flyers worldwide very much longer. Delta’s previous policy only useful to trans-pacific flies to Beijing, Shanghai, Incheon, South Korea, and Italy and necessary travelers to re-issue their travel before June 30th, 2020, but keeping in mind a lot of changes has been made since the early days of the crisis — namely that the USA now leads the world in corona cases by a significant amount — Delta airlines has expanded that policy to include all flights.

Delta’s current policy allows traveler to rebook their bookings for up to two years since the date of purchase the ticket. Also can call at Delta airlines phone number and get the waiver of all the change fees awaiting June 30th, 2022 if you’ve booked your flight in April or May of 2020 or have existing e-Credits or canceled travel from flights in March, April, or May of this year. Tickets purchased between March 1st and May 31st, 2020 can also be changed without a change fee for up to 1 year from the date of purchase. Fortunately, this is an automatic process and you won’t have to jump from beginning to end any formal channels or make an official cancellation (a stipulation of many previous cancellation/rebooking policies) to score your e-Credits. Delta Airlines is also assembly information on e-Credits and their new ticket running out dates readily available online soon.

“We are enthusiastically working on a solution to display the new termination dates in all the places you can find your e-Credits on delta.com,” reads a declaration on the new policy, “If your e-Credit for canceled travel has not yet been processed or complete, or is temporarily displaying erroneously… rest assured your flight value is secure through May 2022 and will be ready to redeem online when you need it.”

Some charge differences may be valid for new bookings, but opportunely if your fare ends up being cheaper than your original ticket you’ll receive the eCredits back into your account for the variation. Delta’s policy page has a full go down of this new policy — it’ll be attractive to see if other airlines follow-suit in the weeks to come.