Delta One PHX-SEA-OGG?
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Delta One PHX-SEA-OGG?
I am looking at purchasing a routing, PHX-SEA-OGG in first class, in March.
On-site it shows 737 to SEA and 330-900neo SEA to OGG, which as far as I can tell, has Delta One seats correct? Yet when looking to book it, the site only shows FC, says Delta One not available?
Also, would no-status, PHX-SEA-OGG in paid first get Skyclub access? I am trying to navigate the Delta club rules.
On-site it shows 737 to SEA and 330-900neo SEA to OGG, which as far as I can tell, has Delta One seats correct? Yet when looking to book it, the site only shows FC, says Delta One not available?
Also, would no-status, PHX-SEA-OGG in paid first get Skyclub access? I am trying to navigate the Delta club rules.
#2
So on select domestic routes Delta operates wide body aircraft with the Delta One seats and no Delta One perks (like Skyclub access/Bedding/Upgraded Meals). Since the ticket is advertised as domestic FC, you won't get Skyclub access in PHX or SEA, but you would get the Delta One seat on board the plane.
You might find a different routing does include a Delta One fare (for instance something like PHX-SLC-OGG does have a Delta one fare) and you would get the upgraded ammenities on board and Skyclub access at PHX and SLC.
You might find a different routing does include a Delta One fare (for instance something like PHX-SLC-OGG does have a Delta one fare) and you would get the upgraded ammenities on board and Skyclub access at PHX and SLC.
#3
Join Date: Apr 2022
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I have flown SFO-SEA-HNL many times this past year and most of it is on the A330-900neo. I have always had bedding. Ammenity kit is usually a no go, but I did get it once or twice. Not sure how the food would be different. never flown true delta one service and accepted the meal. I'm really picky about my food and those times I opted out.
I did get a meal on a 767-300 on LAX-HNL FC (D1 seats). It was meatballs with a caesar salad. It was decent. Garlic bread was bland and had been sitting in tomato sauce for god knows how long.
SEA and LAX to Hawaii is FC on D1 seats. Usually SEA has the A330-900neo this time of year.
I did get a meal on a 767-300 on LAX-HNL FC (D1 seats). It was meatballs with a caesar salad. It was decent. Garlic bread was bland and had been sitting in tomato sauce for god knows how long.
SEA and LAX to Hawaii is FC on D1 seats. Usually SEA has the A330-900neo this time of year.
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Intently flew overnight KOA-LAX on a 763 and while I was ticketed as domestic First, we had the upgraded bedding and amenity kits as if it was D1.
If the price and timing works, I would buy domestic First. I didnt miss the D1 meal; just was after the lie-flat seat. Maybe youll get the upgraded bedding!
If the price and timing works, I would buy domestic First. I didnt miss the D1 meal; just was after the lie-flat seat. Maybe youll get the upgraded bedding!
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Yes they do. They have for number years. There was a time this was not true. (Back when select F markets like JFK-SAN got access even though wasn't D1) However they changed the rules when they went to only D1 domestic got access.
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DL website only explicitly mentions same day, international connection in D1. So if you have actual on the ground experience in the last two months, I would love to hear it.