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Revenue Recovery Updated: October 15, 2009 To become an authorized agent to sell Delta tickets and services, a U.S. travel agency must be fully accredited with Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) or international agents with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) before Delta completes the accreditation process. You may contact ARC or IATA directly to obtain country specific accreditation information. During the accreditation process for both ARC and IATA, agency information is reviewed to determine if the agency is creditworthy and meets Delta's guidelines to become an authorized agent. After successfully completing the accreditation process, the agency is issued a Delta validation plate. It may be necessary for Delta to initiate collection proceedings against an agency for failure to meet and/or violation of Delta guidelines, or failure to remit payment. Delta can file a default claim with the Airlines Reporting Corporation against the agency's Surety Bond or Letter of Credit for the amount due. |
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