

Delta groups on Monday go on to evaluate the safety and operational ailments of airports impacted by Ida in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Conclusions to safely resume traveling on Tuesday will be made in live performance with all aviation stakeholders and neighborhood officers.


A journey waiver has been extended for shoppers with booked vacation by Sept. 3 for further flexibility with their vacation programs. Fares caps are in position by Sept. 3 at pick airports in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.


Clients are inspired to verify their flight position on Delta.com or the Fly Delta mobile app. Customers can also get updates sent right to their cellular gadget or by e-mail.




3 p.m. ET Aug. 29


As of Sunday afternoon, Hurricane Ida has built landfall in Louisiana and the airline has cancelled around 85 Mainline and Delta Connection flights in overall more than the weekend. The Meteorology crew in Deltas Procedure and Purchaser Centre will continue to watch the storm and make tactical changes as necessary. A travel waiver was issued Friday morning to give shoppers flexibility with their travel ideas.


Prospects are encouraged to test their flight position on Delta.com or the Fly Delta cell application. Customers can also get updates sent immediately




11 a.m. ET Aug. 28


Delta has proactively canceled approximately 75 Mainline and Delta Connection flights for vacation through Louisiana stations – New Orleans (MSY), Baton Rouge (BTR), Gulfport (GPT) and Lafayette (LFT) from Saturday night till Monday morning as Hurricane Ida is anticipated to make landfall along the northern Gulf coastline on Sunday.


The Meteorology workforce in Deltas Operation and Customer Heart will keep on to monitor the storm and make tactical adjustments as essential.


A journey waiver was issued Friday morning to supply buyers adaptability with their vacation programs.


Shoppers are inspired to check out their flight standing on Delta.com or the Fly Delta cell app. Customers can also get updates sent right to their cell system or by e-mail.




9:15 a.m. ET Aug. 27


In which:

- Louisiana: Alexandria, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, New Orleans, Monroe
- Mississippi: Columbus, Gulfport/Biloxi, Jackson
- Alabama: Mobile


When: Aug. 29-31, 2021


Due to the forecasted route of Tropical Storm Ida, Delta has issued a journey waiver for all those who might be impacted, efficient Aug. 29-31, 2021. With this, the fare change for customers will be waived when rebooked vacation in the same cabin happens on or before Sept. 4, 2021.


Delta has also capped fares for customers transiting choose airports in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama by way of Aug. 31.


The Meteorology workforce in Deltas Procedure and Purchaser Middle will carry on to observe the storm and make tactical adjustments as desired.


Consumers are inspired to verify their flight standing on Delta.com or the Fly Delta mobile application. Customers can also get updates sent instantly to their mobile device or by e-mail.


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