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Delta Android app

The Fly Delta Android app has gotten a cool little update with a few new features, some of which you can use every time you fly, and some we hope you never have to use. Probably the most useful addition is the ability to pay for checked bags when check in on the app -- a necessary evil, unfortunately, but at least Delta's making it easier. And under the "hope you never have to use it" category is the ability to track your checked baggage from your phone. Delta's also added more technical information about the planes in its fleet (very cool for airplane buffs), and expanded airport maps, transit details, weather info and Sky Club locations -- perfect for frequent travelers.

We've got download links for ya after the break.

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7 Comments

Posted by MowDownJoe
November 20, 2011 - 10:5913 weeks ago

Nice Galaxy Nexus... SO JELLY!

 
Posted by HAAS599
November 20, 2011 - 11:0113 weeks ago

It's just a Nexus S with ICS, but I think either way we are both very jelly.

 
Posted by retskrad
November 20, 2011 - 11:0013 weeks ago

HAha I noticed the galaxy nexus too, its more exiting then the app itself lol.

 
Posted by RETG
November 20, 2011 - 11:5513 weeks ago

What they need is an app to track the little GPS device(s) you need to place in your luggage so that you can locate it after the idiots loose it!

Delta is notoroius for sending your baggage to a different state.

 
Posted by eahinrichsen
November 20, 2011 - 19:1113 weeks ago

I've never had Delta send my baggage to the wrong airport (Medallion since 2007), but I have had them not get my bag onto my connecting flight and had to pick up my bag at the airport after the next flight comes in.

 
Posted by Moscow Desire
November 20, 2011 - 13:2613 weeks ago

And in the end run, your bag is still lost on the conveyor belts from hell. And what???

You're still in Burma, your bag is, well, somewhere (but not at your current location).

Your app says it's going to Burma, as we "all" can read the 3 digit destination when they put the tag on. At least most folks know what their designation code is. Heck, it's on their ticket.

The fact of the matter, a lost or mis-transported bag, is just that. And what good is the app going to do? Tell you your bag isn't where it's supposed to be??? Heck, we already know that.

 
Posted by icebike
November 20, 2011 - 16:0113 weeks ago

Just pack your phone IN the bag, then use one of the several Apps that tells you where your phone is. Problem solved.