A Delta Aircraft Experience Update
Jun 23, 2013, 7:05 am
#286
Join Date: May 2008
Location: New York, NY
Programs: Delta Diamond, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Gold, Hertz Prez; Former UA GS
Posts: 313
I'm so glad I switched from UA
Thank you, Chris, for these updates. All of these hard product improvements really add to my overall satisfaction with Delta.
I have one request though: any chance of getting the ability to listen to ATC over one of the in-flight channels? This was one of my favorite features of UA and it would be super awesome if it was available on DL.
Thanks again!
I have one request though: any chance of getting the ability to listen to ATC over one of the in-flight channels? This was one of my favorite features of UA and it would be super awesome if it was available on DL.
Thanks again!
Jun 24, 2013, 9:19 am
#287
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: CONUS
Posts: 947
The majority of 320's have their entire first class cabins with trays in their arm rests. The exception are ships 3225 and 3251 through 3278 -- these have the slimline first class seats with the tray tables in the back, the same seats found on the entire 319 fleet.
Ship numbers up through 3250 have the 1980's era first class seats that NWA'ers referred to as Barcaloungers.
Jun 24, 2013, 1:57 pm
#288
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: SLC
Programs: DL FO, KM, & 1.7MM; UA nothing; HH♦; National EE
Posts: 6,344
Jun 25, 2013, 2:12 am
#289
Join Date: Jun 2013
Posts: 10
The majority of 320's have their entire first class cabins with trays in their arm rests. The exception are ships 3225 and 3251 through 3278 -- these have the slimline first class seats with the tray tables in the back, the same seats found on the entire 319 fleet.
Ship numbers up through 3250 have the 1980's era first class seats that NWA'ers referred to as Barcaloungers.
Ship numbers up through 3250 have the 1980's era first class seats that NWA'ers referred to as Barcaloungers.
Jun 25, 2013, 9:34 pm
#290
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: PHX & AGP
Programs: AA Lifetime PLT, Bonvoy Lifetime Titanium, Hilton Gold
Posts: 11,463
All 320's have trays in the arm rests for the first row.
The majority of 320's have their entire first class cabins with trays in their arm rests. The exception are ships 3225 and 3251 through 3278 -- these have the slimline first class seats with the tray tables in the back, the same seats found on the entire 319 fleet.
Ship numbers up through 3250 have the 1980's era first class seats that NWA'ers referred to as Barcaloungers.
The majority of 320's have their entire first class cabins with trays in their arm rests. The exception are ships 3225 and 3251 through 3278 -- these have the slimline first class seats with the tray tables in the back, the same seats found on the entire 319 fleet.
Ship numbers up through 3250 have the 1980's era first class seats that NWA'ers referred to as Barcaloungers.
Jul 21, 2013, 1:15 pm
#291
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Palm Springs, CA
Posts: 10
Need advice. We just booked two flights and want to know if we made the right choice on seat locations for our flight from VCE to ATL for June of 2014. We are flying on a 767-300 Business Class. We chose 6B & 6C. Is this better for a couple or would one window and one aisle be better!
Also we are on a A330-300 on a flight from ATL to BCN in late May 2014. Any chance Delta is going to update to lay flats by this time?
Thanks for the help.
Also we are on a A330-300 on a flight from ATL to BCN in late May 2014. Any chance Delta is going to update to lay flats by this time?
Thanks for the help.
Jul 21, 2013, 2:50 pm
#292
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: SUX
Programs: BA Silver; HHonors Gold; SPG Gold; Points but dirt with everyone else
Posts: 8,050
Need advice. We just booked two flights and want to know if we made the right choice on seat locations for our flight from VCE to ATL for June of 2014. We are flying on a 767-300 Business Class. We chose 6B & 6C. Is this better for a couple or would one window and one aisle be better!
Also we are on a A330-300 on a flight from ATL to BCN in late May 2014. Any chance Delta is going to update to lay flats by this time?
Thanks for the help.
Also we are on a A330-300 on a flight from ATL to BCN in late May 2014. Any chance Delta is going to update to lay flats by this time?
Thanks for the help.
Jul 29, 2013, 12:46 pm
#293
Join Date: Jun 2013
Posts: 10
FC seats on 757-200 (75U) and A320
I'm thinking of flying Delta 1950/1101 (757-200 and A320) SEA-MSP-BWI next month. I usually select a last row seat in FC, wanting its wall to protect my seat back. My last Delta flight had a curtain between the cabins and small children behind me constantly kicked my seat - it was an unpleasant 4 hour flight.
Can anyone tell me if Delta's A320s have walls or curtains between FC and Economy?
Are the trays in FC on the seat backs for 757-200 and A320 or in the armrest?
It appears the last row on 757-200 has the galley and lavatory behind them. Are they noisy? Which row would you suggest if I should stay away from it?
I'm unable to find answers on SeatGuru, Google images, YouTube, or Delta. This is my 1st posting so please excuse me if my questions have already been answered on previous threads.
Can anyone tell me if Delta's A320s have walls or curtains between FC and Economy?
Are the trays in FC on the seat backs for 757-200 and A320 or in the armrest?
It appears the last row on 757-200 has the galley and lavatory behind them. Are they noisy? Which row would you suggest if I should stay away from it?
I'm unable to find answers on SeatGuru, Google images, YouTube, or Delta. This is my 1st posting so please excuse me if my questions have already been answered on previous threads.
757-200 (75U): All FC tray tables were in the armrests so the person behind me didn't impact my seat back. The lavatory extends halfway into Row 6, Seats A,B. That area would be affected by the activity and odors. I didn't ask the people in 6C,D if they felt vibrations every time the toilet was flushed
A320: I'm confirming that there is no bulkhead between FC and Economy. Fortunately, my flight did not have those slimline seats. All FC tray tables were in the armrests so the person behind me didn't impact my seat back. The FC passengers on this flight may have been sensitive to the pitch issue since no one reclined their seats.
Thanks again for helping to make this one of my most pleasant flights!
Oct 31, 2013, 6:21 pm
#295
Join Date: Jan 2007
Programs: Delta SkyMiles, WF GoFar Rewards, AAdvantage, United MileagePlus
Posts: 1,663
It is the Zodiac Seats U.S. (formerly Weber) Cirrus. The J seats on AA and US are virtually identical, except they are manufactured by Zodiac Seats France (formerly Sicma).
Nov 1, 2013, 12:43 am
#296
Join Date: Sep 2011
Programs: DL DM & 1MM
Posts: 618
And, is there a more detailed breakdown/spec of the seat and it's inner related components publicly available?
Dec 29, 2013, 4:39 am
#297
Join Date: Dec 2013
Posts: 7
767-300 (domestic)
We are flying DL1105 - SLC to HNL. The Delta seat map show this as a 767-300 in the domestic config. We have selected EC seats 13F/G. Various online sources indicate that Row 12 or Row 13 do not have windows. If it is Row 13 that does not have a window, I am thinking of moving to 10A/B. Insight and recommends?
Feb 26, 2017, 10:09 pm
#299
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Alexandria, Longboat Key
Programs: UA Gold Marriott Gold AA Gold Choice Gold Wyndham PLAT IHG PLAT Avis President's Club Amtrak Select
Posts: 2,263