Taking the Surprise Out of Flying: Delta’s One-stop Shop for Travel Day Forecasts   

Information about Delta's daily operational outlook will now be directly at customers' fingertips with the launch of SkyWatch Daily Outlook — a customer-facing operational communications page. Starting Aug. 12, the page will be updated twice a day on weekdays and once a day Saturday through Sunday with the goal of communicating to customers about what to expect from the day's anticipated flight operations in an easily digestible format and language of their choosing.

Content for the SkyWatch Daily Outlook reflects information shared each morning when operations and customer groups from across the airline meet for a briefing that highlights potential challenges to Delta's flight operations for the day ahead. This behind-the-scenes operational information provides added transparency and greater awareness to those challenges that may impact customers' flights.

"We want our customers to be informed and know what they can expect on their day of travel," said Dave Holtz, Delta's Senior Vice President — Operations and Customer Center. "Our teams in the OCC are committed to running the most customer-focused airline in the business, and preparing not only ourselves, but our customers for the day's potential challenges each morning is core to that effort."

Listening to feedback from first-time travelers to "Million Milers," Delta has heard an overwhelming desire for a "one-stop-shop" where customers can learn about inclement weather and other potential challenges they may experience in their travels .

Seeing an opportunity to empower customers, teams in Delta's Operations and Customer Center will use their understanding of flight operations, weather conditions, Air Traffic Control and more to assemble this information into a comprehensive, customer-friendly outlook each morning.

 

 
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