SLC-JFK 757-200 F product
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SLC-JFK 757-200 F product
Didn’t have a lot of luck finding anything in search. I am Flying in F on the 752 SLC-JFK soon. This is the config with the four rows of lie flat in 2/2 layout.
DL is marketing the flight as “First”, not DeltaOne nor premium transcon. Given shorter flight duration, I expect a level of service similar to SLC-HNL on the 763 - i.e.
- Standard F blankets and pillows (not heavenly bed)
- F style meal service (not premium transcon)
- etc
is is that correct?
DL is marketing the flight as “First”, not DeltaOne nor premium transcon. Given shorter flight duration, I expect a level of service similar to SLC-HNL on the 763 - i.e.
- Standard F blankets and pillows (not heavenly bed)
- F style meal service (not premium transcon)
- etc
is is that correct?
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It looks nice. Maybe a compromise between cloth and the "leather". Maybe leather is a bit more "sanitary" so to speak, but cloth is just so much more comfortable.
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I think it can be hit or miss on that route, I've taken it on the lie-flat product several times over the past few years, and also had the same 752 swapped out on some Florida-JFK flights, and the bedding often depends on simple luck of the draw...the meal, however, has been the standard distance-based domestic F meal...not the Transcon.
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I've found since at least once daily SEA/JFK went D1, any other flat bed aircraft get the Westin bedding. I think they don't want to screw up and miscater the D1 flight by accident with regular.
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Didn’t have a lot of luck finding anything in search. I am Flying in F on the 752 SLC-JFK soon. This is the config with the four rows of lie flat in 2/2 layout.
DL is marketing the flight as “First”, not DeltaOne nor premium transcon. Given shorter flight duration, I expect a level of service similar to SLC-HNL on the 763 - i.e.
- Standard F blankets and pillows (not heavenly bed)
- F style meal service (not premium transcon)
- etc
is is that correct?
DL is marketing the flight as “First”, not DeltaOne nor premium transcon. Given shorter flight duration, I expect a level of service similar to SLC-HNL on the 763 - i.e.
- Standard F blankets and pillows (not heavenly bed)
- F style meal service (not premium transcon)
- etc
is is that correct?
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Yup. Standard F style food. I had some sort of egg-y quiche-y thing. Mrs. pauly_long had an oatmeal and fruit dish. Both better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick, but neither was anything special.
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Give that zero Delta 738s or A320s have lie-flat seats you shouldn't expect anything different from Domestic F seating.
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Hmm, I think the group consensus would put 75S above 763 in terms of comfort (ie discounting the lack of all aisle access) actually. So I hope this isn't a (relative) change for the worse.