In McGhee Tyson Airport, a would-be passenger helps himself to Delta’s free treats.

A lady dressed in a Delta uniform wheeled out a cart that read Have One on Us! and offered lined-up passengers bottles of water and snacks of choice. (It happened.  It really did.)

Luckily, most of us received new boarding passes for later flights from patient attendants and scheduling gurus.  No pushing, whining, or crying.  We just took our new assignments and then turned to the cart.

Let the rescheduling begin!

And judging from the skimpy remains, most of us weary, would-be flyers received sustenance from Delta, free of charge. (Well, sort of.)

Waiting for a later departure with a snack from Delta!

It’s just another travel twist, I guess.  But I was oh, so grateful for a pack of Trail Mix and a bottle of Dasani. And a chance to arrive at my final destination before supper time.

For more entries into Ailsa’s Travel theme: Twist, click here.

New cable supporting the Spokane Falls Skyride is probably better constructed with stronger, more durable twisted wire, insulation, and sturdy sheathing.  Let’s hope so.  After all, that’s the last thing you want to worry about while enjoying an exhilarating ride across the falls!

For more interpretations of the word twist,  click here.