Delta’s guarantee that your bags will hit the conveyor belt in the terminal within 20 minutes of landing, announced as a test a few months ago, is now permanent. Delta passengers whose bags don’t appear in time are eligible to fill out an online form and claim 2500 SkyMiles.
Alaska Airlines has a similar guarantee, but is a much smaller carrier. DETAILS
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Nice to hear of something positive for consumers. As you know Alaska Airlines sparked this, as they’ve done this for at least a decade. But less waiting for a bag is a positive thing for travelers and I applaud them for doing so.