The trip has been smooth for the most part. I got some nice shots of the flatlands and hilly sections before we rolled over the Rockies.
It looks like I’ve got just an hour and twenty minutes left in the flight. Time for another snack!
I decided to open the packet of Biscoff wafer and Ghirardelli chocolate from the earlier snack cart. I still have most of the vodka left over. It was too strong for me.
I think that body of water is Warm Springs, but it’s difficult to tell from the flight map. When I zoom in, I don’t see any lakes, only rivers.
The refreshments came by again, and I asked for more Biscoff; I happily received two packets. I also got a second cup of the Pike Place coffee. Two creams, no sugar, just right for my tummy.
Maybe the coffee is free because they didn’t ask for my card the second time. Or maybe the last call on snacks is free. I don’t know. My receipts have not arrived yet.
Usually, digital receipts are instantaneous, so I am a little confused. I spent $14 on the chicken sandwich, and the first round of drinks was $11 (coffee, tonic, and spirits).
I should be getting a 20% statement credit on the in-flight purchases. That’s one of the perks available with the Delta Blue card.
I should mention that, since I booked the cheapest airfare with Delta Air, my flight did not qualify for earning Miles. It is a bummer that I spaced out applying my saved points to this trip. I could have saved $200 on my $300 tickets.
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