Delta – Terminal E

They have a very easy pick up area. You can stay in the cell phone lot until your party calls you and then you go right up to the door and collect your party. Very easy in and out.

Delta shares Terminal E with Air Canada, so it’s really mostly just Delta flights over here. Plenty of ‘em to Delta’s hubs in Atlanta, Detroit, Minneapolis, but also their focus cities of Raleigh, Cincinnati and Los Angeles. Holy cow, Delta direct to Raleigh, JFK and LaGuardia too.
As this is a larger station for Delta, they have a large bank of ticket counters and they also operate a SkyClub here.
Plenty of power outlets and free wifi and food outlets.

Flew from Tampa using Delta– Delta workers were happy and so helpful. There was the rudest, most impatient lady next us and the Delta front counter remains gracious and polite. I wouldn’t have been so nice… You have great workers Delta!

Delta does seats at the gates and it really holds up the process. i don’t know why but the Detroit to Tampa and back wouldn’t allow seat selection when you checked in, you had to do it in a last minute frustrating dash at the gate, I tried to approach a gate attendant an hour before flight and they said I couldn’t get a seat number that I had to wait to be called up later

Overall I love our airport. This terminal has numerous workstations & cell phone chargers available. There are also some decent eats & bathrooms are nearby.
What’s a girl to do? Keep on trucking while traveling, no grass is growing under my feet.

I’ve always been told that if you dress nicely and ask politely you’ll likely get what you ask for. I tried, and nope, nothing. That’s ok. What’s not ok is when someone asks if there are any COMPLIMENTARY upgrades, is they’re told «Well if you want that it will cost some where close to a $ 1000 on the day of the flight» um that’s NOT what I asked.
My husband and I had not been assigned seats, instead, I went ahead and purchased the upgrade on line and bought $ 109 larger seats. sadly they were in the middle. This means, while for me it was OK, my husband is a bit of a larger fellow. He was sandwiched between another Larger woman and some douche canoe who decided that both arm rests were his. He spent the 7 hour flight sweating, his arms crossed over his chest and in general pissed off and annoyed.

This evening’s Delta flight from Tampa to New York was delayed, but Delta sent no notification to that effect.

Don’t really know how to rate airport stations. This location was clean and the staff was very friendly. This airport is one of my favorite it’s not too packed or busy.

It was clean and the staff was very friendly at the gate. One Delta employee even came from behind the counter to help me look for my baby’s missing shoe.
One very cool feature is a toddler play area with soft-​sided slides and things to climb on to wear out your little one before you stick them in a small enclosed space. A lifesaver!

As the song goes, «All my bags are packed and I’m ready to go»… and that generally means that it’s time for a trip to Tampa International Airport and Terminal E to fly out on Delta Airlines. As a million mile flyer with Delta I’ve seen my share of airports around the world, and I think that the folks at Tampa International work very hard to give you the best possible travel experience.
The Tampa airport is incredibly easy to navigate and extremely efficient. You drop your bags with your carrier downstairs, and then ride the escalator up to the main central hub of the airport where you’ll find an indoor shopping mall and several restaurant and bar options. Once it’s time for your flight, you proceed to one of six main concourse areas and ride the tram down to your set of gates. If you’re a Delta flyer that means Terminal E.
You pass through the initial TSA screening, and then board a tram for the short ride to your specific terminal. Off the tram, and a quick zip through TSA Pre-​Check, and you’re inside of Terminal E. There’s a big Starbucks sitting opposite the TSA screening. so you can get jacked up on caffeine after your pat-​down. There is also a branch of Tampa’s famous Columbia Café where you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a drink before flight time.
If you’re a regular Delta flyer then you might also be a member of Delta’s Sky Club which is one level above the main concourse, and allows you to look out over the TSA check-​in area and the big Starbucks. As with the main terminal area downstairs you’ll always find plenty of places to recharge your electronic devices, and lots of dedicated work space if you need a desktop. Also, you’ve got FREE WiFi throughout this terminal, so Yay!
When it’s time for your flight the Delta agents working in the Sky Club will alert you to the correct gate. Downstairs, regular announcements are made throughout the terminal. Plenty of comfortable seating, and very clean restrooms.
The whole process is quick and painless, and the folks from Delta do their best to make flying not so much of a hassle.

Very clean and nice Delta terminal in Tampa Intl airport. There is a big Starbucks to keep you awake while you wait for your flight.

I Love Delta.
With TSA Pre Check you can absolutely zoom through this airport.

This is an easy airport to get in and out of. I like it. Im a fan of Delta.

This terminal serves its purpose. In general, the Tampa airport terminals leave something to be desired, and I’ve unfortunately dealt with several «fussy» Delta employees at this airport. I’m a loyal Delta flier, so I assume there’s just something in the water at the Tampa airport. There are lots of areas to charge mobile devices in this terminal, but dinner/​snack options are limited.

I love this airport. Probably the easiest one I’ve ever flown from. This particular terminal had ample charging

Pretty classy. Everything had a touch of niceness to it. Clean and comfortable. Tons of places to sit as well.