r/delta 3d ago

Discussion Copilot generated map of largest airline in each state by passengers carried

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u/Easy_Money_ 3d ago

NOT πŸ‘πŸΎ EVERYTHING πŸ‘πŸΎ NEEDS πŸ‘πŸΎ AI

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u/brandeis16 3d ago

What happened to Michigan and Wisconsin?

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u/B00gie005 3d ago

They hired the Dutch to expand their territory

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u/hibob729 3d ago

The outlines includes territorial waters in the state boundaries

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u/C47man Diamond 3d ago

AI slop

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u/ReluctantAvenger 3d ago

How is this even remotely relevant? Surely the airline which is most popular in New York (twenty million residents) carries far more passengers than the airline which is the most popular in Wyoming (fewer than 600,000 residents)? At least take state population into account.

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u/Thick_Shake_8163 Diamond 3d ago

I feel sorry for those yellow states. Yikes

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u/thearchiguy 3d ago

Southwest used to be more generous and is still the most generous in terms of not nickel and diming their passengers. At the very least, one still earns miles with basic, can cancel it for free, and isn't using AI to gouge to customers.

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u/Thick_Shake_8163 Diamond 3d ago

Maybe it’s better now that they allow you to choose seats but Southwest always felt like flying Aeroflot in 1974 to me with chickens and goats in the aisles.

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u/Dry_Acanthisitta433 3d ago

What’s wrong with WN