who do I write to about a flight attendant that saved a gate agent?

[Travel Is My Life]

Yesterday I was on a flight where I witnessed a flight attendant save a gate agent from being crushed by the door of a 767-300? I'd like to see this flight attendant get recognized. Who can I write to?

 

[notaconehead]

Yesterday I was on a flight where I witnessed a flight attendant save a gate agent from being crushed by the door of a 767-300? I'd like to see this flight attendant get recognized. Who can I write to?

If you're an employee you can go to My Delta Rewards and recognize them yourself that way.

 

[SKY HIGH]

Yesterday I was on a flight where I witnessed a flight attendant save a gate agent from being crushed by the door of a 767-300? I'd like to see this flight attendant get recognized. Who can I write to?

There website has an area for you. http://www.delta.com/

UPPER RIGHT HAND CORNER: "Contact us"

 

[Travel Is My Life]

I'm not an employee so I'll use the contact us link. I just wasnt sure if "customer care" was the way to go or if there was some other place or somebody I could write to.

Thanks.

 

[Veritas]

From elliott.org:

Beth Reed
Director, customer care
(404) 715-1402
[email protected]

Tim Mapes
Vice president, marketing
(404) 715-2600
[email protected]

Perry Cantarutti
Vice president, sales and customer care
(404) 715-2600
[email protected]

Richard Anderson
Chief executive officer
(404) 715-2600
[email protected]

 

[RobertD]

Yesterday I was on a flight where I witnessed a flight attendant save a gate agent from being crushed by the door of a 767-300? I'd like to see this flight attendant get recognized. Who can I write to?

Hope it doesn't get the dumb a** gate agent fired! h34r:

 

[SBN580]

Yesterday I was on a flight where I witnessed a flight attendant save a gate agent from being crushed by the door of a 767-300? I'd like to see this flight attendant get recognized. Who can I write to?

Could you tell us exactly what happened? Do you have the F/A's name? We could leave the GA's name silent as to not embarrass them. I would like to recognize this on my blog, The Carr-Woolman Flight Appreciation Center.