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"look at this hand *SLAP with the other*......WorldTraveler said:DL has more frequencies and a slightly smaller (3%) amount of seats.
DL has a higher share of seats in the market than any other carrier and increased frequency further increases DL's share of the market
or in other words.....Delta wins. Who cares what they said they would do, true or not.....Delta still wins.
its has slowly but surely been going away. it was 2 or 3x 75E and 1x 767, then it went to 1x 75X 3x 75E, then to 2x 75X 2x 75E and soon it goes to 2x 738 1x 75E.737823 said:It seems fewer and fewer DL flights in the JFK-SEA market are being operated with BusinessElite (recliner) seats than before. Back in late 2012/early 2013 DL delegated these aircraft to SEA (along with LAX & SFO) and provide the enchanted onboard meal service, Tumi amenity kits, Westin pillow and duvet set. Lately it seems several daily flights are operating with 75X (26 F seat) and 738 aircraft which lack even recliner style seats. DL maintains the no medallion upgrade policy in this market nonetheless. At anyways this is a deceptive practice as they have marketed it as full BusinessElite service but seem to be backpedaling lately. They should either maintain the full BE service or go back to serving it like any other domestic route and permit Medallion UGs. Also of not, DL only guarantees flat beds on JFK-LAX, not even SFO. I assume it's only a matter of time until the mods get completed and they are offered on JFK-SFO consistently. Maybe DL realized SEA doesn't produce the same premium traffic as LAX (or even SFO).
Josh
be careful, WT might tell you the 75E flight connects to Asia, but it doesn't. just FWIW....been down this road already.
Delta...........?WorldTraveler said:who says DL is marketing anything as a BE flight.
care to give us a screenshot?
let me help for you though,
"NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- In the latest move demonstrating its commitment to being New York's airline, Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) will introduce full flat-bed seats in the BusinessElite® cabin of all transcontinental flights operating between New York and Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle beginning in March 2013. All of Delta's Boeing 757 and 767 aircraft serving these transcontinental markets will offer the flatbed seats over approximately the following 24 months. "
http://news.delta.com/index.php?s=20295&item=124081
Say it with me WT, www.google.com
Not even sure it gets the T-con catering/amenity kit and Westin Heavenly bedding.737823 said:Yes it is false advertising. DL may provide the enhanced catering, Westin Heavenly pillow/duvet, and Tumi amenity kit but it is not the full BE service someone would experience to LAX/SFO let alone longhaul flights. Again why is it being marketed as BE with BE inventory if it's not Be? One of four flights some days offer angle flat seats, the rest are recliners. So by your logic should ATL-LAX also be marketed as BE? More of those flights have angle flat and lie flat seats than JFK-SEA. WT you are way off base here, it is clearly a deceptive practice and false advertising on DLs part you just can't see past your agenda.
Josh
Just did the route on a 75X in F not to long a go. regular pillow/blanket and same food as ATL-LAX.
could have been a stocking issue however.
soon enough we will see how Delta wins because they can carry more cargo on LAX-JFK than AA.jcw said:Let me translate for everyone
See josh started this about jfk-sea
However since josh is right I convenently without anyone noticed focused on lax and SFO and dropped SEA figuring no one would notice
It's called a tried a true strategy - change the subjects
in the real world? no. just put a * next to it and add small print.robbedagain said:Wldnt that be false advertising?
equipment changes happen.....