Westin Heavenly Bed on intl F flights? [merged threads]
Feb 27, 2013, 7:56 am
#76
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I think it was pretty universal how much we liked all these. And I thought the lounge upgrade at SFO Red Carpet Club was pretty nice too.
So now it seems, Westin is doing it again, but with Delta, and with an added twist:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/todayi...+In+the+Sky%29
Delta Air Lines business-class customers will be able to curl up with an in-flight version of "Westin's Heavenly Bed" pillows and comforters on international and select domestic flights beginning this summer.
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The tie-in with Westin follows another recent collaboration with Westin parent Starwood. Delta and Starwood announced earlier this month that they would introduce a "Crossover Rewards" program that would extend elite-level VIP perks to each other's their top customers, both in hotels and during flights.
So now it seems, Westin is doing it again, but with Delta, and with an added twist:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/todayi...+In+the+Sky%29
Delta Air Lines business-class customers will be able to curl up with an in-flight version of "Westin's Heavenly Bed" pillows and comforters on international and select domestic flights beginning this summer.
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The tie-in with Westin follows another recent collaboration with Westin parent Starwood. Delta and Starwood announced earlier this month that they would introduce a "Crossover Rewards" program that would extend elite-level VIP perks to each other's their top customers, both in hotels and during flights.
Mar 2, 2013, 9:30 am
#77
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Kudos to DL for recognizing the added value of crossing over with a premium brand (both Starwood for Crossover rewards and now Westin for bedding).
Too bad UA let that one lapse.
Too bad UA let that one lapse.