Delta Air Lines seat reviews

Miserable flight. The most cramped seat ever. I am average height and weight. Passengers are jammed in like a sardine in a sardine can. The most cramped seat I have ever experienced. My knees were jammed into and pressed into the seat in front of me. I will never fly on the Boeing 737-900ER again. Don't fly on this airplane.

Lots of leg room. Only problem is you have a few people wanting to use it as a walkway to get from one side of the plane to the other. Still it didn’t bother me and would sit there again.

They changed 33A seat to last row with no push back and actually something wrong with the seat.
Later allotted a middle seat in 33 row with dog as one of the companion! Allergic to dogs but flight is said to be full.

God help Delta passengers....

At least they can given option whether one would.like to seat besides a dog, cat, monkey or any animal therein or just a fellow human.

I was in a wheelchair. The attendants were very helpful in storing my luggage and also getting it down so I could off load.
Thank you.

Has to be the best seat on the plane. No seat in front of you so All of the leg room. The tradeoff is the window on the wing as opposed to a forward window.

It's an emergency exit so must be capable of operating the door safely and calmly in case of emergency.

Plane is quiet enough to have a conversation.

Me and another guy 6' and 6'4 with bigger builds sat fairly comfortabley together and talked fishing.

In flight entertainment is free on the app but the flight tracking isn't great.

No food on this short flight.

Service not needed but flight attendants were friendly and knowledgeable.

It's a bulkhead with more legroom than usual. It was a great choice on this aircraft

Love this plan. Nice and comfortable. 24A is my favorite seat. 2 windows and only one other passenger sitting next to you

It’s not a great first class for a 5 hour flight. It’s a bit tight. Only a little water bottle was provided upon boarding.

Despite being 6’ 2”, this aisle seat was just fine for the 11 hour journey. She Who Must Be Obeyed was in 32A. Our location midway between the Main Cabin galleys and restrooms minimized foot traffic and meant there were two windows to enjoy the views. Overhead storage was adequate, too,

Comfortable seat. Allows you to be first served, first cleared, and first off. Ambient light from Galley is no big problem and Galley noise was non-existent. Being bulkhead had no impact on recline and you actually gain some extra shelf space behind you. Since tray table opens right to left, left-handers like me are thus only slightly disadvantaged just as we experienced during school years. Another positive aspect is that most, if not all, foot traffic was forward of 9J to the restrooms. I am 6’2” so all went well.