The Atlanta-based airline has been upgrading elements of its website for more than a year. An upgrad

The airline said Wednesday that it fixed the problem where different prices were offered to passengers logged into their frequent flier accounts. Delta spokesman Paul Skrbec said fares were higher for some passengers, but lower for others.
The problem was first reported by WCCO Tuesday night. The Minneapolis TV station reported on two local executives at a security company who noticed a discrepancy when recently booking tickets on the same flight. Curious, they then tried other searches. For one trip to Los Angeles, coach tickets were $124 more expensive when logged music midtown atlanta in to Delta s SkyMiles program.
The Atlanta-based airline has been upgrading elements of its website for more than a year. An upgrade less than three weeks ago to its flight music midtown atlanta search engine caused the fare discrepancies. After discovering the problem, the airline reverted music midtown atlanta to its old search engine. Skrbec said the fix was made before the TV station contacted Delta.
Under the airline s Best Fare Guarantee any customer who thinks they paid more can get the fare difference by calling the airline, Skrbec said. That assumes passengers realize — and have proof — they were offered an incorrect fare.