For many years, Delta Air Lines pilots have had aircraft trading cards, which they’ve been able to offer to passengers who request them. The popularity of this has increased greatly in recent years, and it should become even more popular this year, thanks to some new Centennial-themed trading cards that have just been unveiled…
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If I see you at the airport, can I get the ultra rare Tim Dunn objective airline analyst trading card?
This is exactly why Delta is as successful as it is—they understand the little things that create a strong connection with customers. A simple idea like pilot trading cards turns into a memorable experience, and that kind of attention to detail keeps people coming back. No wonder they’re one of the most profitable airlines out there..
No A350-1000 cards? It’s all I’ve been hearing about for what feels like years.
The legacy of airplane trading cards at "Delta" goes way back to the Northwest days.
Funny, I came off a DL flight two nights ago and one of the airport employees asked a pilot for one and the pilot A. Had none, and B. Was slightly visibly annoyed. I got the impression people have been pestering pilots for these recently. I don't know if they just don't have enough to go around or too many AVGeeks are being obnoxious or a combo of both. I don't collect them so I didn't care, but was interesting to watch the interaction play out.