text: All year Delta people have rallied together to deliver industry-leading reliable service for customers and have tied1 last year's impressive 251 total number of mainline cancel-free days. This means 251 days where zero Delta customers didn't make it to their destination as a result of a cancellation – no easy feat for a global airline averaging 5,500 daily departures.
  Together with Delta's regional partners, customers have also enjoyed 153 Brand Days2, or days without a cancellation across both mainline and Delta Connection operations, which is 24 more than last year's total and a 30 percent year-over-year cancellation reduction.
  Employee-volunteers known as the Delta Peach Corps will be ready to assist customers traveling through the Atlanta Airport for the Thanksgiving holiday.
  Peach Corps teams assist with terminal meet-and-greet, wayfinding, kiosk assist, wheelchair assistance and other customer service touchpoints, helping Delta colleagues by redirecting customers who don't need to see a customer service agent to begin their trip.
  (1.) Based on Delta's internal statistical​ reporting of all Delta-operated mainline flights scheduled between Jan. 1, 2019 and Nov. 25, 2019. 
  (2.) Based on Delta's internal statistical reporting of all Delta-operated mainline flights and Delta Connection system flights scheduled between Jan. 1, 2019 and Nov. 25, 2019. 
  
  Acclaimed British screenwriter, producer and actor Mark Gatiss will be visiting Brazil in March in a special publicity tour for BBC Worldwide to talk about British drama including international TV sensation Sherlock and his work on global hit Doctor Who, which celebrated its 50th Anniversary last year.
  As part of the tour, Mark will also be meeting fans at two events specially organised by BBC Worldwide. The first will be a screening of The Empty Hearse – the opening episode of the latest series of Sherlock, written by Gatiss and in which he stars alongside Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock’s brother Mycroft Holmes. The screening will take place at Livraria Cultura (Cine Victoria) in Rio de Janeiro on Friday 14th March at 7pm. As part of the event, Mark will take part in a Q and A and signing session with fans.
  The second event will take place at Livraria Cultura (Shopping Iguatemi) in Sao Paulo at 7pm on Saturday 15th March. Fans will have the opportunity to ask questions about Mark’s work Doctor Who, Sherlock and the recent drama An Adventure in Space and Time. He will also take part in a limited signing of Sherlock and Doctor Who merchandise. Further details of both events and how to obtain tickets will be released soon on www.doctorwho.tv/events. Details of the venues can be found at http://www.livrariacultura.com.br/
  “It’s fantastic that British TV is being enjoyed all across the world and I’m really looking forward to meeting Brazilian Doctor Who and Sherlock fans!”
  Sherlock and Doctor Who have both seen notable growth in Latin America in the last year, with a huge number of fans engaging with both shows on social media. The official Sherlock Facebook page has seen an 80% increase in the number of Brazilian fans in the last year and the Doctor Who page a 54% increase – the highest for any country in the world. Both series air on BBC HD and BBC Entertianment in Brazil which are pay-TV channel wholly owned and operated by BBC Worldwide. They are also both available on Netflix Latin America.
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