That's bummer news for those of us who live in the contiguous United States and dream of traveling to our far-flung neighbors: We can't use the Delta companion ticket to Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico or USVI, regardless of card level.
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If you and your companion are in the same reservation, you can request your companion upgrade at delta.com during the booking process, afterward in My Trips, or during check-in prior to departure. *Partner airline elite members are only eligible for Companion Upgrades on paid tickets and Companion Certificates.
One of the strictest Delta Companion Certificate rules is that travel for any companion pass must be booked and completed by the expiration date listed on the certificate. Note that its validity is not based on the calendar year.
Can I upgrade to First Class with my companion fare? Yes.When traveling on a companion fare, you are eligible for all upgrades we offer. You can upgrade using miles, elite + companion upgrades, guest upgrades, or paid upgrades that may be offered at check-in.
Members with an Individual Membership may access Delta Sky Club with either 2 guests or immediate family (spouse or domestic partner and children under 21 years of age) for $50, or 5,000 miles per guest per Club visit (mileage redemption option available to Delta Sky Club Members only) provided that Delta determines ...
Award travel: The Companion Fare isn't eligible for award travel and can only be used for flights paid for in cash. Only Alaska flights: Companion Fare is valid only on Alaska Airlines flights. The Companion Fare is not valid on any partner or Oneworld flights.
Valid Delta Sky Club Membership and a same-day boarding pass required (only one credential may be used for Club access). Individuals must be at least 18 years of age for Club Membership to access without a responsible, supervising adult. Must be at least 21 years of age to enjoy alcoholic beverages.
Airlines are always looking to fill empty seats and may offer an upgrade if available. However, it's not a guarantee, and it's best to ask at the check-in counter or gate agent. If you're a frequent flyer or have elite status with the airline, your chances of getting upgraded increase significantly.
According to Bedding, it would behoove prospective first-class flyers to don smart “casual work or business attire” such as a blazer and jeans. The inflight fashionista declared that “long dresses always look nice” while traveling during the hot summer months. But don't get too informal either.
The best way to get upgraded to first class for free is to earn elite airline status. Complimentary upgrades are offered to frequent fliers on all the major airlines, although not necessarily on every route.
Non-Alcoholic Beverages*Available for purchase in Main Cabin, complimentary in Delta One and Delta Comfort+ on select Transcontinental and Hawaii flights.