The Atlanta-based carrier is now boarding flights from back to front.
Passengers are being asked to stay seated in the waiting area until their row is announced.a post on Delta's websiteBy boarding from back to front, the airline says there's less chance passengers will have to pass by each other as they find their seats.Delta One and First Class passengers, as well as Diamond Medallion members, will continue to be able to board whenever they choose.
Earlier this month, Delta initiated a spaced boarding process that allowed fewer passengers at a time to board to prevent potential exposure to coronavirus. In addition to the new back-to-front boarding process, Delta says it has taken a number of safety measures, including providing crews with masks. Customers are being asked to bring their own masks.Delta, like all major carriers, has
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