Outline:
Facebook post claims that you can click to get two free business class Delta Air Lines tickets to fly anywhere in the world.
Analysis:
The post is fraudulent and has no connection to Delta Airlines. No flight tickets are being given away and there will be no winners.
This is a typical Facebook scam that tries to trick you into first spamming your friends with the same fake giveaway and then supplying your personal information on dodgy “survey” and “offer” websites.
Like other major airlines, Delta has been targeted multiple times in similar Facebook scams.
This video from the Hoax-Slayer YouTube Channel covers another common survey scam attempt that promises participants the chance to win a Range Rover rather than Delta Air Line tickets:
Be aware that there are many scams like this on Facebook and new versions of such scams appear on the network every day.
Refer to the following resources for further details about such scams:
What is a Facebook Survey Scam?
Survey Scam List
Example:
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