What is a Delta Buddy Pass?

Delta Buddy passes are discounted ticket coupons for employees that can also be used by their close family and friends. Its waitlist or standby is the only limitation to it. According to the buddy pass users, a seat will only be allotted if a confirmed passenger does not occupy it.



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These passes can be a great way to save money on airfare, but they often come with limitations. For example, buddy pass holders have to fly standby, meaning they only get a seat if there are extra seats available on the flight. Additionally, buddy pass holders cannot choose their seat or upgrade.

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Delta trusts your good judgment when traveling on a Buddy Pass. Just remember, Delta has a relaxed code for pass riders, but that doesn't mean a sloppy appearance is acceptable. You should never wear unclean, revealing or lewd garments, or swimwear or sleepwear on a flight.

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Non-Rev / Standby Travel (NRSA) One of the amazing benefits you have as a Delta employee is that you and your eligible family members/companions can travel on standby on all Delta flights either free or for a reduced rate.

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S2 (Higher Priority - Each employee and parents OR spouse/domestic partner/travel companion will have six S2 travel days per year, starting at the date of employment). S3 (Standard Priority - Unlimited use per year) S3B (Parents, Nondependent children, retirees - Unlimited use per year) S4 (Buddy Passes)

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All passengers on flights over 251+ miles will be able to enjoy our snack selection (sweet/savory). Coffee, tea, and 8oz bottled water will be available in all cabins. Delta Comfort+ and First Class customers will receive complimentary beer and wine service.

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The sale of buddy passes is absolutely prohibited by the airlines which issue them, as they are not intended to be instruments from which employees should profit.

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