en.Wedoany.com Reported - Delta Air Lines will adjust its short-haul flight services starting May 19, discontinuing complimentary beverages and snacks on flights with a segment length of 350 miles or less. A company spokesperson stated that this adjustment is intended to create a more consistent cabin experience across the entire route network, and that crew members will remain visible in the cabin and provide timely assistance to passengers. First Class service is not affected by this change.

Delta operates approximately 5,500 flights daily, with about 9% of segments being under 350 miles. After the new measures take effect, passengers on roughly 500 daily flights will no longer receive free snacks and beverages, while another approximately 700 short-haul flights will be upgraded to full food and beverage service. Previously, Delta had already adjusted its checked baggage fees in April, charging $45 for the first bag, $55 for the second, and $200 for the third. The company operates the Trainer refinery in Pennsylvania through its subsidiary Monroe Energy, LLC, with a daily output of 185,000 barrels, meeting approximately 75% of its fuel needs.

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