Delta apologized after distributing "scary" Diet Coke towels to passengers to encourage them to give their number to their "airplane crush"

• Diet Coke and Delta Air Lines apologized for the towels given to the pbadengers on the plane, encouraging travelers to flirt with other pbadengers.
• Many people found the towels "scary" and suggested that they encourage harbadment.
• "Write your number and give it to your crush, you never know …" reads a towel.
• Delta told INSIDER they "missed the target" with the towels, which were removed from his plane.

Delta Air Lines and Coca-Cola apologized for distributing "creepy" coke towels to pbadengers on flights.

The travelers shared images of the towels, which contain a series of messages urging travelers to flirt with other pbadengers on Twitter.

"Be a little old school, write your number and give it to your crush on a plane, you never know …" reads a towel.

Another says, "Because you're on a plane full of interesting people and hey … you never know."

There are even placeholders on towels so people can write their name and phone number.

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Delta has been working with Diet Coke for some time, but the last napkins have not worked well.

"These towels are scary AFs," wrote one person in a message to both brands.

"Almost sure that no one was enjoying the unsolicited phone numbers of the good old days and that they absolutely did not want the number of someone who was choking them in the plane for hours." today, not very beautiful. "

Another woman called the napkins "terrible".

A Twitter user pointed out that, although the effect may not have been planned, the towels were indeed "frightening inadvertently".

Delta has since apologized for "missing the mark".

"We rotate Coca-Cola products regularly as part of our partnership with the brand, but we missed the goal with it," said a Delta spokesperson at INSIDER. "We are sorry and started removing towels from our plane in January."

A spokesman for Coca-Cola also told INSIDER, "We sincerely apologize to all the people we have offended, we worked with our Delta partners to start removing towels last month and we let's replace it with other models. "

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