Business Class Seats on DL 767-300 (Face forward? Yes, all do.)
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Business Class Seats on DL 767-300 (Face forward? Yes, all do.)
Does anyone know if all the business class seats on a Delta 767-300 face forward (for example flight #154 BOS-DUB on 8/11 returning on #155 DUB-BOS on 8/21).
I tried Seatguru but I am only coming up with the MSP-BOS segment of flight (on an A321).
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I tried Seatguru but I am only coming up with the MSP-BOS segment of flight (on an A321).
(Please move to the appropriate thread.)
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Thanks. I wasn't sure which 767-300 it was and whether which 767-300 it was matters for the seats.
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The pioneer with lay flat seats was BA. Their initial config had some seats facing forward and adjacent seats facing rear. Made it nice for F2F conversation with a friend or spouse.
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Well, if you haven’t done it before on a plane, you may find it’s not an issue like it might be on a train. You can’t really even tell when you’re in the air.
And since planes cruise at a slight nose-up attitude, when laying fully flat, you’ll have your head slightly elevated, vs flying forward when you’re nearly upside down.
Try it - you might like it!
And since planes cruise at a slight nose-up attitude, when laying fully flat, you’ll have your head slightly elevated, vs flying forward when you’re nearly upside down.
Try it - you might like it!
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Well, if you havent done it before on a plane, you may find its not an issue like it might be on a train. You cant really even tell when youre in the air.
And since planes cruise at a slight nose-up attitude, when laying fully flat, youll have your head slightly elevated, vs flying forward when youre nearly upside down.
Try it - you might like it!
And since planes cruise at a slight nose-up attitude, when laying fully flat, youll have your head slightly elevated, vs flying forward when youre nearly upside down.
Try it - you might like it!
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On our RTW trip with 8 airlines, I had to be careful to avoid those stupid insane terrible awful foolish rear facing seats.
As far as I know, Delta has NEVER had any of those.
As far as I know, Delta has NEVER had any of those.