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Old Nov 25, 2009, 5:37 pm
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On Demand Entertainment in Biz Class on 757

Flying on a domestic non-stop coast to coast on a 757 and Delta agent said it has On Demand TV in Biz/1st Class (just 2 classes of services). I have used this on Jet Blue before, is Delta's similar?
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Old Nov 25, 2009, 5:40 pm
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Flying on a domestic non-stop coast to coast on a 757 and Delta agent said it has On Demand TV in Biz/1st Class (just 2 classes of services). I have used this on Jet Blue before, is Delta's similar?
DL's is probably better. Live TV, on Demand movies, HBO and entertainment such as games etc.
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Old Nov 25, 2009, 5:59 pm
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I just noticed on Delta's web page that it says No In-Flight Entertainment. Hoping this is an error, a 6 hour flight with no entertainment options in Biz Class doesn't sound likely.
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Old Nov 25, 2009, 6:06 pm
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Originally Posted by mlm
I just noticed on Delta's web page that it says No In-Flight Entertainment. Hoping this is an error, a 6 hour flight with no entertainment options in Biz Class doesn't sound likely.
That might simply mean no overhead entertainment. Does the seat map show 6 rows or 7 rows in First? If it is a DL 757 with 7 rows of FC it definitely has AVOD. The movie selection is always good and quite current (recent theater releases); HBO series, comedy, & documentaries; many many full CDs with a wide range of genres, and about 20 cable channels (some will not work I am sure). All entertainment options will be free in FC. Being able to pause movies when being served or to use the lavatory is a very nice feature. I much prefer DL's system over CO's. Can't say anything about JetBlue's.
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Old Nov 25, 2009, 9:10 pm
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Originally Posted by mlm
Flying on a domestic non-stop coast to coast on a 757 and Delta agent said it has On Demand TV in Biz/1st Class (just 2 classes of services). I have used this on Jet Blue before, is Delta's similar?
care to share where you are going? route to route things change.

for example the BusinessElite serivce JFK-SFO/LAX will have at seat on demand entertainment but no live tv.
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Old Nov 26, 2009, 9:56 am
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this flight is from LAX to JFK #78 .There are only 4 rows in business/1st (only 16 seats total)
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Old Nov 26, 2009, 10:09 am
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this flight is from LAX to JFK #78 .There are only 4 rows in business/1st (only 16 seats total)
In that case, you're in for a nice ride.

You're in a true BusinessElite (BE) seat, with loads of legroom and AVOD at every seat. As of now, there's no live TV on these ships (because they previously were tasked with overseas routes where it isn't available), but more than enough entertainment to keep you occupied.
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Old Nov 26, 2009, 10:14 am
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this flight is from LAX to JFK #78 .There are only 4 rows in business/1st (only 16 seats total)
That flight number continues on to TXL on a 767. Not sure where your 757 continues onto unless it is back to LAX as a transcon BE offering. As orlandodlplat stated you are in for a nice ride. Enjoy I'm envious
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Old Nov 26, 2009, 10:16 am
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That flight number continues on to TXL on a 767. Not sure where your 757 continues onto unless it is back to LAX as a transcon BE offering. As orlandodlplat stated you are in for a nice ride. Enjoy I'm envious
I believe for the winter tatl 752ER flying has been so dramatically scaled back, it probably just turns around and heads for LAX or SFO. (Or maybe, MCO, SLC or ATL)
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Old Nov 26, 2009, 4:58 pm
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also, look out for additional capacity into several major cities over the holidays, such at 767ERs to boston and denver (the latter for additional cargo space for mountain activities!)
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