- Report: #825937
Complaint Review: Delta Airlines - Atlanta Georgia
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MNredclean -
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States of America
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Delta Airlines
po box 20980;dept. 980; Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
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Delta Airlines ripoff airfares Atlanta, Georgia
Delta rips off us in Minneapolis-St. Paul for non-stop RT flts. to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. On their websit they claim the airfare will be $750/ea.. But when you finally are billed you pay about $1100/each (which includes airport fees and other taxes. When you call Delta's phone # to order airfares they tell you it will cost $about $200 more each just because you are traveling with two others. If you just buy one RT non-stop airfare you pay 'bout $200 less. I asked the very rude agent why this was so, and he just keept saying that he already explained why.
Also when you select seats for your group, Delta claims that there are only a few seats left to choose from. But when you actually get on those flts. you see all kinds of empty seats unoccupied. Why is Delta allowed to commit this bait-and-switch fraud? The're trying to get you worried that there's only a few seats left, so you better pay us our ripoff prices or you won't have any way to get there except to pay Sun Country airlines for some really bad departure times, or four or eight layovers in Dalas or (much worse) Detroit. And you pay $200-$300 more for the privelege.
Also when you select seats for your group, Delta claims that there are only a few seats left to choose from. But when you actually get on those flts. you see all kinds of empty seats unoccupied. Why is Delta allowed to commit this bait-and-switch fraud? The're trying to get you worried that there's only a few seats left, so you better pay us our ripoff prices or you won't have any way to get there except to pay Sun Country airlines for some really bad departure times, or four or eight layovers in Dalas or (much worse) Detroit. And you pay $200-$300 more for the privelege.
