Delta Air Lines seat reviews

the new economy comfort is installed on all the 767-300ER's now. this bulkhead seat has a ton of leg space as you can see in the photo!

as a BE note - AVOID 6AB as there are two rows of CREW REST behind (not shown in seat map) and they will bump you ALL THE TIME!

Embraer ERJ 175= 3 HUGE PROBLEMS,1.Seat in upright position is designed WRONG! So uncomfortable. 2. Windows are also designed WRONG, 5 inches too high,can't see horizon whilst looking across aisle thus I got nauseous first time in 35 years 3. Climate control designed WRONG! HOT...COLD...HOT..COLD

This lie flat seat is roomy and private because of a small closet next to it and some additional storage behind the seat since there is no other seat behind it. Occasionally a little noisy when people are talking in the galley behind. I find DL's BE seats lacking in padding, but over all pretty good.

(6-13-11) This was a wonderful flight from RSW to DTW. I wa lucky enough to get upgraded, and experenced the perks of first class. Sadly, this plane does not have any TVs, but do feature Wi-Fi. There was no meal served, but all you can eat refreshments on this flight. A320 (N370NW)Built: 1999.

The 767 is a nice, spaced out airplane fiied with personal TVs at every seat. Sadly, the system would shut off every 30 min. or so, and re-booting itself. Overall, this plane is very nice with the new Delta seats, but could use the new cabin style seen on the Delta 767-400 and 777-200. Anyways, keep up the good work Delta!

This plane is nice, but I prefer the 5500 series better. The TVs are old, the seats are a bit warn, and he entire plane needs tome work. If you fly on this plane, get a set between 1 and 25. Overall, it is a nice plane.

seat27A,28A,29A,31A,35A,27K,28K,29K,31K,35K
missing a window

Very Nice seats, But the person in 41B was VERY annoying so I Yelled that we were i Illinois but then she "Glad you know where you are" and I was upset. But I made a video and it Looked like i was on a 747 instead of 757.

I am not a fan of this commuter jet, despite its quiet operation. At 6'1", sitting in a window seat was uncomfortable due to the curvature of the cabin. Taller passengers might want to consider an aisle seat for maximum comfort. As others have noted, row 7 in front of the emergency exit does not recline. And there isn't any advantage to choosing the emergency row if you're looking for extra legroom, as it's the same pitch as the other seats. The lavatory on this plane is smaller than a phone booth--assuming you still remember what those were!--and the curvature of the cabin puts your face against the wall immediately after opening the door to enter. Also, for some annoying reason known only to the Delta operations folks, the flights operated by Skywest seldom let you make a seat selection prior to checkin.