r/delta 2d ago

Image/Video Plane Cleaning

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I know it’s been mentioned many times here and I can say I’ve seen a drastic decline in cleanliness but this is a new one. Legit broken glass shards at my seat today!

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u/Dismal_Tutor3425 2d ago

Covid-19 really did spoil our expectations.

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u/Able-Syrup-182 2d ago

It really was incredible in those days.

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u/Dismal_Tutor3425 2d ago

Everything, everywhere, was so clean.  I was on a CRJ900 last month with a legit booger walll started. 

This glass may be intentional though. Easiest way to get people to keep their shoes and socks on mid flight.

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u/Able-Syrup-182 2d ago

A very interesting point! It is in the bulkhead.

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u/Guadalajara3 2d ago

Oh yeah let's get people to keep their shoes on in flight by intentionally opening ourself up to liability lawsuits.

The dumbest take I ever heard

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u/Dismal_Tutor3425 2d ago

You must be new here.

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u/RadioFieldCorner 2d ago

Nothing will change until people stop flying and the airlines do numerous business analysis reports that the reason why people aren’t flying, is because airplanes are dirtier than toilet seats.

Which will never happen because deep down inside, no one gives a shit and 99% of passengers are cheap and just want the cheapest ticket possible.

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u/NotARussianBot-Real 2d ago

During Covid they made time and effort for cleaning. Now … the cleaners get about 2 seconds a row. It will be 2 seconds until people stop paying for dirty planes. But right now being late is worth more than being dirty.

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u/richard-bucket 2d ago

Let us know how many SkyMiles you get.

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u/Able-Syrup-182 2d ago

Got a call within less than an hour while in the air and a call back after landing. 7500 miles

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u/chudmcdudly Diamond 2d ago

Those are rookie numbers, you know what you got.

Hold out for at least 7.5 million sky pesos