Delta Just Made a Massive Change, and You’re Probably Not Going to Like It

There has been a ton of airline news lately, and those who like flying Delta are not going to be thrilled about this announcement.

Delta Airlines is cutting food and beverage services on all shorter flights. That means passengers who aren’t traveling far…no more snacks and drinks. Let’s take a look at the details!

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Delta is making a change to its in-flight food and beverage service, and this includes the removal of the offering entirely from around 450 daily flights. “Beginning May 19, Delta is adjusting onboard beverage service to create a more consistent experience across our network,” said a Delta spokesperson to USA TODAY.

Right now, Delta flights of 251 miles or more offer at least a complimentary snack and beverages to all cabins, but that’s all about to change. Food or beverage service will no longer exist on Delta flights of 349 miles or less. This will be an adjustment for travelers who fly with the popular airline.

It was also announced that Delta will offer “full food and beverage service on flights of 350 miles or more” for Delta Comfort and Delta Main Cabin passengers. While Delta First customers will continue to receive full service on ALL flights.

“Even on the small number of flights without beverage service, our crew will continue to be visible, available, and focused on caring for our customers, like they do on every flight,” the airline added.

This isn’t the only airline with no food and beverage service on short flights. According to USA TODAY, United Airlines only offers snacks on flights over 300 miles, and American Airlines doesn’t offer food and beverages on flights that are under 250 miles.

This is something we’ll have to get used to with Delta. It’s a change we’re not stoked about, but one that is here. For more travel news, make sure to follow us at AllEars. We’re here to make sure your trips are as smooth as possible!

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