There are a couple of ways to find cheap Delta tickets. Here are a few tips:

• Be flexible with your travel dates. If you are flexible with your travel dates, you can often find cheaper fares by flying on weekdays or during off-peak hours.

• Consider flying into a smaller airport. Sometimes, you can find cheaper fares by flying into a smaller airport that is located outside of the major city center.

• Book your flights in advance. In general, the earlier you book your flights, the cheaper they will be. However, there are some exceptions to this rule, so it is always a good idea to compare prices.

• Use a flight search engine. There are a number of flight search engines that can help you find cheap fares on Delta Airlines. Some popular options include Google Flights, Kayak, and Skyscanner.

• Sign up for email alerts. Many airlines, including Delta, offer email alerts that will notify you when there are sales or fare reductions on specific routes.

Here are some current deals on Delta flights that I found through a quick Google Search:

• Las Vegas departing from San Diego on August 13th, returning on August 20th for $76 (round trip)

• Paris departing from Dallas on May 3rd, returning on May 9th for $921 (round trip)

It is important to note that these are just a few examples, and the availability and price of flights can change depending on a number of factors. Be sure to shop around and compare prices before booking your flight.

 Can you pick your seats on Delta?

Yes, you can pick your seats on Delta flights, but whether you can do it for free depends on a few factors:

• Your Ticket Fare Class:

  • Delta One and First Class: Passengers flying in these premium cabins can generally choose any seat free of charge.

  • Economy Class:

    • Main Cabin: When booking your flight, Delta will usually prompt you to choose your seat. This might be free or there might be a fee, depending on the specific route and your chosen seat (e.g., exit row seats often cost more).

    • Basic Economy: With Basic Economy fares, you typically cannot choose your seat in advance for free. However, Delta may allow you to purchase a seat assignment starting around seven days before departure (fees apply, and selection may be limited).

• When You Try to Pick Your Seat:

  • You can usually choose your seat:

    • During the initial booking process on the Delta website or app.

    • After booking by managing your trip on Delta's website or app.

    • At the airport during check-in (though at this point, your options may be limited).

 How do I talk to a Delta representative fast?

Here are a few ways to get in touch with a Delta representative quickly:

• Call their dedicated customer service number: This might be the fastest option during business hours. Try 1-855-559-0764 (1-804-DELTA-LINE). Be prepared to navigate an automated phone system before reaching a live agent.

• Use the Delta Live Chat: This option is available on Delta's website and mobile app. Look for the "Chat" or "Live Help" option. While it might not be instant, it can be quicker than waiting on hold on the phone.

Here are some additional options, though they might not be the absolute fastest:

• Social Media: While not the most immediate method, Delta is responsive on Twitter (@Delta) and Facebook (@Delta). You can send them a message with your inquiry.

• Email: This is the slowest option, but you can send an email to Delta customer service at Delta.com@delta.com. Be aware it might take a while to receive a response.

Tips for reaching a representative faster:

• Call early in the morning or late at night when call volume might be lower.

• Have your flight confirmation number or other relevant information ready when you call.

• Be polite and clear about your issue when speaking with a representative.

 Delta offers a full refund in a few specific scenarios:

• 24-Hour Risk-Free Cancellation: If you booked your flight directly on Delta's website (delta.com) or the Fly Delta app within the last 24 hours, you can cancel for any reason and get a full refund with no fees. This applies to most eTickets originating in the United States. [Delta 24 hour cancellation policy]

• Refundable Tickets: If you purchased a refundable ticket, you can typically cancel anytime before your flight departs and receive a full refund. However, refundable tickets are usually more expensive than non-refundable tickets.

In other situations, a full refund might not be possible. Here's what typically happens:

• Non-refundable Tickets: These tickets generally cannot be cancelled for a full refund. However, depending on the reason for cancellation and the fare rules, Delta may offer you an eCredit for future travel or rebook you on another flight.

• Flight Cancellation or Delays by Delta: If Delta cancels your flight or delays it significantly (usually more than 120 minutes), they will try to rebook you on another flight. If rebooking isn't suitable, you may be eligible for a refund of the unused portion of your ticket, but it might not be the full amount you paid.

To know for sure if you'll get a full refund in your specific case, it's best to check your ticket type and Delta's fare rules for that ticket, or contact Delta directly.

Is it free in Delta to change flights?

Delta's change fees depend on a few factors, but in many cases you can change your flight for free:

• Origin and Destination: Delta has eliminated change fees for most flights originating in the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean to anywhere in the world, as long as your ticket is Main Cabin or above (not Basic Economy). This applies to both refundable and non-refundable fares in these categories. Delta Change Fee Policy: https://www.delta.com/us/en/travel-planning-center/change-or-cancel-your-trip/cancel-change-requirements

• Basic Economy: Basic Economy tickets are generally non-refundable and non-changeable in most cases. There may be limited exceptions depending on when you purchased the ticket.

• Fare Difference: Even if you don't pay a change fee, you might still need to pay the difference in price if your new flight is more expensive than your original flight.

Here are some resources from Delta that you can check for more specific information about your situation:

• Change Flight: https://www.delta.com/us/en/change-cancel/change-flight

• Travel Flexibility: https://www.delta.com/us/en/travel-planning-center/change-or-cancel-your-trip/cancel-change-requirements