DL One offer
Mar 24, 2017, 7:55 pm
#46
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Fair enough, but as you have already been willing to accept input from unknown internet bloggers on the subject, you will be forced to read my comment :-)
Once you get to lie flat, direct aisle access C product, there really is not that big of a difference. Yeah, many will ..... about the DL767. Or love the old 747 upstairs. Or wait eagerly for the 350.
But in reality the difference is not that big compared to the friggen huge difference between Y and C.
On a 0 to 10 scale, Y is 0, F on a ME3 or SQ is a 10. All the "modern" Cs are 7.9 to 8.1
On service, they all bring me my food and drinks. Don't know what else they are supposed to do.
Once you get to lie flat, direct aisle access C product, there really is not that big of a difference. Yeah, many will ..... about the DL767. Or love the old 747 upstairs. Or wait eagerly for the 350.
But in reality the difference is not that big compared to the friggen huge difference between Y and C.
On a 0 to 10 scale, Y is 0, F on a ME3 or SQ is a 10. All the "modern" Cs are 7.9 to 8.1
On service, they all bring me my food and drinks. Don't know what else they are supposed to do.
The only reason I posted was do to this DOD upgrade that was offered. I was just shocked because I have flown internationally quite a bit on Delta and never been offered any form of upgrade. No Comfort + does not count
Mar 24, 2017, 9:09 pm
#47
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To each their own.
Mar 25, 2017, 8:01 am
#48
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: MSN
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I'm flying MSN>MSP>SFO>LHR when I could just as easily have flown MSN>NYC>LHR on VS UC because if I was cashing in 140K miles RT for J on Virgin, I wanted it to be for as long of a flight as possible so roughly same logic. Sometimes the journey is worth it.