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    Killing business for the sake of feeling like they are going to accomplish something. Now the shipping will go to other carriers along with that $$$. Nice move delta.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sniper7 View Post
    Killing business for the sake of feeling like they are going to accomplish something. Now the shipping will go to other carriers along with that $$$. Nice move delta.

    Unfortunately it looks like United and American joined the ban. See updated link. Another article said Air Canada joined.

    United said: "We felt it made sense to do so."

    http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-33767771

    Yesterday I wrote this to Delta using their online feedback form and requested a reply.

    This is what I sent:

    Message: I have just learned Delta has banned the transport of legally
    hunted animals from Africa. Big game hunting is an effective and
    sometimes the only effective way of controlling dangerous animals.
    Hunting also keeps a sustainable predator/prey balance. The fees hunters
    pay inject needed money into mostly lagging economies and depending on
    the game animal may provide a bounty of meat to local villages. I have
    never hunted in Africa but I am truly disappointed in this knee jerk
    reaction and will try to avoid flying Delta from now on.

    and I got this email reply.

    RE: Case Number 16924023

    Thank you for your email to Delta Air Lines expressing your
    disappointment towards banned the transport of legally hunted animals.
    regret the delay in responding to your concern.

    Delta has banned the shipment of all lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros
    and buffalo trophies worldwide as freight. Prior to this ban, Delta's
    strict acceptance policy called for absolute compliance with all
    government regulations regarding protected species. Delta will also
    review the acceptance policies for other hunting trophies with the
    appropriate government agencies and other organizations that support
    legal shipments.

    We value customer feedback and appreciate you taking the time to contact
    us. We understand your feelings surrounding this issue, and we are
    grateful you took the time to let us know how our actions have been
    perceived. Your concerns have been reported to the appropriate
    leadership for internal review.

    We appreciate your selection of Delta and will always welcome the
    opportunity to be of service.

    Sincerely,

    Sam Matthews
    Online Customer Support Desk
    http://www.delta.com

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