Delta Non Rev Dress Code

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Until last year Delta did have a dress code for non revs Now they are simply told to dress appropriately Actually it makes little sense for a paying passenger

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Delta s policy for its Buddy Pass program outlines that its non rev passengers are to adhere to the carrier s Buddy quette Here s what that means

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Sky priority is the default for non rev as you are most likely listed for FC D1 and unless you are cleared in those cabins do not board under SkyPriority It is a big no no for non

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Yes there is a dress code It s not that strict when occupying a passenger seat but when taking the jumpseat out of uniform you must adhere to a specific dress code She can

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Unless you had no clothes on at all which is highly unlikely i m fairly sure theres no such rule for employees non revving yes this is absolutely true so if you re off duty and

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So the official dress code for any Delta Class paying passenger is Bare feet not allowed However if the crew or other passengers find your attire offensive in any way you can

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Dress Smart Dress appropriately especially if you might get an upgrade to business class or if the airline has specific dress code rules We ve listed some non rev

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All nonrevenue passengers traveling on a Delta flight are expected to meet Delta s personal appearance and dress code guidelines Passengers may be denied

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Effective Sunday April 15 Delta has relaxed it s non revenue dress code policy to the same standard as revenue passengers This applies to all Delta and