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  • james D. reviewed
    SkyUp Airlines

    By Our Sovereign Mandate, We do hereby acknowledge the aerial heralds of SkyUp Airlines as the purveyors of sunward passage with a most spirited and accessible grace. This fleet, bedecked in hues of citrus and azure, doth not merely convey passengers; it conducts a vibrant caravan through the troposphere, charting courses primarily to the sun-drenched citadels of leisure. Their vessels are maintained with a tidy and cheerful diligence, offering a functional and honest sojourn above the clouds. We commend their forthright charter, which presents the essential joy of translocation—the miracle of flight itself—without the superfluous pomp that often inflates its levy. This approach grants the aspiring explorer a most democratic key to the cerulean vault. For bestowing the freedom to chase the horizon with such unburdened and sunny efficacy, SkyUp Airlines is granted Our Royal Acquiescence. They are the cheerful cartographers of the affordable escape.

  • Charles reviewed
    Delta.com

    You wouldn't believe the experience I had with this airline. I lost my bags on a domestic flight, and they said they'd send them on another flight to be delivered. Well, I'm still waiting, and it's been days. The worst part? There's no actual person to talk to—just an endless recording when you try to call. I mean, how hard can it be to have someone answer the phone? This whole thing has been such a hassle, and I'm seriously rethinking ever flying with them again. Customer service should be about helping people, not making them feel like they're shouting into a void. Just a total letdown, really.

  • Brian Raun Lang reviewed
    Delta.com

    I flew from Copenhagen to Louisville with Delta and KLM, and things didn't go quite as planned. When I got to Atlanta, I found out Delta didn't have my ticket for the next leg of my journey, even though my suitcase was already labeled for Louisville. I was totally stuck, and it ended up costing me an extra $530 to sort it out. No one was willing to reimburse me, even though I clearly had a ticket. It was a frustrating experience. I mean, you expect things to go smoothly when you've got everything booked and labeled, right? It was quite the unexpected hassle on what should've been a routine trip.