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 To provide customers with an even faster, more convenient booking and check-in experience, Delta Air Lines has simplified the ticket purchase process at delta.com and introduced an improved kiosk experience at airports throughout the country,
        as well as curbside check-in for customers traveling internationally.  Delta’s improved kiosk technology, now available at more than 1,300 Delta kiosks in 195 U.S. cities, reduces the number of screens a passenger
        clicks through when checking in. The new system also provides easier access to flight itineraries and real-time weather conditions at their
        destination. In addition, customers can elect to bypass baggage-check screens if they are not checking bags, trimming the transaction to as
        little as one click - from start to finish. Delta anticipates more than 26 million customers will check in using kiosks in 2008 and expects the new kiosk technology will reduce already
        quick transaction times by as much as a minute for many customers. New functionality at delta.com allows customers to save their profile to reduce steps in the booking process, saving many online customers
        time by allowing them to complete booking in 30 seconds or less - from start to finish. To expedite the check-in process for passengers traveling internationally, Delta also introduced curbside check-in and baggage drop at all Delta
        domestic and select Delta Connection curbside locations. Effective 1
        December, Delta will discontinue the $3 curbside check-in fee charged for
        domestic and international customers traveling on Delta and Northwest-operated flights at airport locations worldwide. Customers can save
        even more time by checking in for their domestic or international flight, and checking
        bags online. This month, Delta is giving its
        SkyMiles members even more reasons to check in online, awarding a total of five million SkyMiles, including a
        grand prize of one million SkyMiles, in an online sweepstakes at
        delta.com.  To be eligible for the “Million Mile Sweepstakes,” Delta customers must check in online and print their full boarding pass with destination
        highlights at delta.com before 28 February 2009. The boarding pass will include a code customers can enter at
        www.delta.com/sweeps
        to participate in the sweepstakes. Customers can enter the sweepstakes a maximum of one time per day. In addition to the one million mile grand prize, 160 prizes of 25,000 miles will be awarded to customers who check in online and experience
        delta.com’s faster, more user-friendly check-in process. Sweepstakes winners will be selected at random and announced by
        15 March 2009.  “Delta is committed to providing faster, more convenient self-service options for our customers,” said Josh Weiss, managing director of
        delta.com. “Whether they are visiting delta.com or checking in at a kiosk or curbside, these enhancements save time for our customers
        whenever they travel with us.” See
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