A traveler took took to social media to ask if passengers could request an entire can of soda instead of just a small cup filled with the fizzy drink.
Posted on the “r/delta” forum, the user’s comment read: “I was once told by an FA (flight attendant) on a plane that you had to ask for ‘a can of soda‘ instead of just the cup they usually give you.
The user also wrote: “On a recent flight, the flight attendant said no. (He was NOT a nice FA. I was honestly surprised.)”
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‘Then continue another flight then the man said, ‘Oh, you’re going to be that man, aren’t you?’ It was all lighthearted and we laughed, and I wasn’t offended in any way… (He handed me the can.)”
The user asked fellow Redditors if it was “annoying” to ask flight attendants for the entire can.
“When I get it, I always ask for the whole can mixed drinks on the plane and no one ever said no,” said one user.
Another added: “I think it really depends on how many cans they have and how likely they are to run out of soft drinks.”
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One user who claimed a flight attendant said, ‘Most of the time it’s not a problem, but sometimes if two or three people in a row ask for a can (and) we’re not even 20% done with the service, I’ll politely decline and say that if I have enough, I’ll return the can later.”
“Who cares if it’s annoying? It’s not an unreasonable request considering the prices we pay. And if they don’t have it, they don’t have it,” said one traveler.
One user suggested: “I’ve always said, ‘I don’t need the cup.’”
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“Bottled water usually gets a ‘no,’” said one Redditor.
Another added: ‘If it’s a regional jet the flight attendant only works in the back with a small half cart and very limited supplies. Definitely not full cans then.”
Delta’s website does not specify how drinks will be served under “Onboard Dining.”
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“From our signature Cookie cookies to special-order meals, we’re spicing up onboard refreshments with the food and drinks you love,” the site says.
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