Delta Air Lines Extends Middle Seat Blocking Policy Through April 30

Ben Goldstein February 08, 2021
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Delta Air Lines will continue blocking off middle seats through at least April 30, extending a popular policy the company hopes will differentiate it as a more premium airline brand. While initially just one of a handful of U.S. carriers that committed to blocking off middle seats during the COVID...
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