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Delta selling pink lemonade for breast cancer awareness month

Source: Delta Air Lines
Source: Delta Air Lines
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Oct 2, 2018

Delta Air Lines is selling pink lemonade and pink headsets on flights this month to raise funds for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

The pink-themed lemonade and headsets, $2 each, are part of Delta's activities every October for breast cancer awareness month.

On Monday, Delta flew its pink ribbon-designed plane from Atlanta to Boston on its annual 'Breast Cancer One' flight with more than 140 employees and eight customers, include breast cancer survivors.

Passengers may notice Delta employees wearing pink this month, and Delta is selling other themed items online. The airline says last year it raised $2 million for BCRF.

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