FAQ: Delta Aircraft
Jan 3, 2014, 8:48 pm
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Hi all,
Hello from 35F on the 75E!
Figured I'd share pics!
Row 35 DEF:
35DEF have good recline (comparable to EC) and leg room that is a bit better than regular EC seats IMHO.
There is USB power (currently working!), but no outlet.
These seats have immovable armrests.
35F Leg Room:
Pending
Row 36 DEF:
The leg room for row 36 is very good.
Hello from 35F on the 75E!
Figured I'd share pics!
Row 35 DEF:
35DEF have good recline (comparable to EC) and leg room that is a bit better than regular EC seats IMHO.
There is USB power (currently working!), but no outlet.
These seats have immovable armrests.
35F Leg Room:
Pending
Row 36 DEF:
The leg room for row 36 is very good.
When you say 35 has good recline and legroom do you mean the non bulkhead?
Jan 9, 2014, 3:42 pm
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May 13, 2014, 9:36 pm
#93
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The delta.com aircraft page for the Boeing 777-200LR (http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_...lr-77l-fb.html) indicates that in-seat power is only available in rows 1-10 and 31-40.
That doesn't look right -- shouldn't in-seat power also be available in rows 11-12 (BusinessElite) and 29-30 (Economy Comfort)? Is anyone able to confirm?
That doesn't look right -- shouldn't in-seat power also be available in rows 11-12 (BusinessElite) and 29-30 (Economy Comfort)? Is anyone able to confirm?