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DELTA AIR LINES continued from page D6 DEEPENS TIES TO LATIN AMERICA “ We’re now better positioned than ever before to meet our goal of becoming the best U.S. carrier in Latin America.” Nicolas Ferri, Vice President, Latin America and Caribbean, Delta Air Lines BusinessElite seats lie fully flat 180 degrees. Exotic destinations No matter where your final destination may be, Delta understands that today’s travelers are searching for the best airline experience, and they want access to the world’s most important and exotic places—destinations such as Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, and Sao Paulo; the beaches of Mexico; the ancient Mayan or Inca routes, and the Galapagos Islands. With an industryleading global network, Delta and the Delta Connection carriers offer service to all of these destinations and, together with its SkyTeam members, can connect you anywhere you want to go in the world. In fact, Delta flies to 341 destinations in 61 countries on six continents. Not to mention that it is the leading U.S. carrier to Africa, with service to six African cities in five countries. Making travel easier Delta is investing significantly in technology and leading the industry when it comes to putting convenience at your fingertips. The Fly Delta app is a big hit among customers and is available on iPhone, BlackBerry, Android and Windows phones. It lets you check in and view your flight status, review your SkyMiles account balance, access your boarding pass, view your upcoming flight schedule, get airport information, check the weather, rebook your flight and even store your parking location. In addition to the Delta professionals who serve you on the ground and in the air, real-time, on-the-go customer assistance is available through Twitter at DeltaAssist in both English and Spanish. Full flat-beds to Brazil Delta introduced last year full flat-bed seats in BusinessElite class on flights between Sao Paulo and New York-JFK and Atlanta. All 39 BusinessElite seats onboard Delta’s Boeing 767-400ER offer a fully-horizontal sleep experience with a full-size pillow and duvet, along with direct aisle access and more privacy. The seats lie fully flat 180-degrees. These planes also offer in seat, on-demand video throughout the coach class cabin. Delta Sky Club’s new Luxury Bar. D8 january 2012 Today, a full one-third of Delta’s international aircraft offer fullflat beds in BusinessElite and every international widebody aircraft is on track to receive these industry-best seats. Stretch out in Economy Comfort For travelers who desire extra leg room, Delta’s premium economy section—Economy Comfort—is available on flights between the United States and Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Peru. Economy Comfort features up to four additional inches of legroom and 50 percent more recline than Delta’s standard international Economy Class seats. The product is so popular that Delta is adding a domestic version to 800 more aircraft in time for next summer’s busy travel season, including two-class regional jets. Delta already has more First Class seats than any other U.S. carrier providing more opportunities to upgrade. “Our goal is to make sure premium customers are sitting in premium seats,” said Ferri. “Delta already offers more First Class seats than any other U.S. airline and by expanding Economy Comfort we’ll offer customers even more opportunities to select a premium seat.” Relax in style prior to departure Customers seeking to escape the busy hubbub of the airport can find refuge in more than 50 Delta Sky Club lounges world wide—an award-winning retreat that allows relaxation, productivity, or both. For discerning travelers, Delta Sky Club’s new Luxury Bar, available in select cities, offers premium wines, champagne and spirits for purchase. And, complimentary beer, wine, spirits, and snacks are served all day. Delta Sky Club lounges also offer free Internet Wi-Fi, satellite TV, computer workstations, and personalized assistance by knowledgeable agents ready to assist with any Delta flight needs. Delta Sky Priority Because travel shouldn’t wear you out before taking off, Delta created the Delta Sky Priority suite of services. Now, instead of waiting, customers who’ve earned Gold Medallion status or above always go first—whether it’s through the airport, onto the plane, or out of baggage claim. continued on page D10 recommend.com http://www.recommend.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Recommend January 2012

Editor's Note
Hotel Desk: Hard Rock Hotels and Resorts
Tour Talk: Lindblad Expeditions
Holland America's Veendam
Delta Air Lines' 2012 Caribbean, Mexico and Latin America Travel Guide
The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes
Las Vegas' 2012 Offerings
Hot European Tours for 2012
Hokkaido, Japan
Egypt's Antiquity Attractions are Eternal

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