Delta Air Lines seat reviews

This airplane is fairly comfortable in first class. Being that the seats are still remaining from Northwest, albeit with the blue leather seat covers, they are still very comfortable. It seems to me however that all the seats in first are simply bigger glorified coach seats. That being said they are still very comfortable for a medium-haul trip. The service on this flight was excellent as the lead flight attendant was very attentive and breakfast was offered in first class. However the lack of any in flight entertainment can make the flight seem a bit long at times, especially for those who don't bring things like ipods are personal computers.

For a couple that are 6' and weighs in at 250lb each, the flight was absolutely painful. We were crushed the whole way. I spent most of my time with one arm up in the air to gain a bit more room. While on the cruise that followed, I spent $50 in phone calls to insure that I could take a different plane back to NYC

Sounds of engines ARE bothersome!

I have to say, I flew on the 320 again and was not nearly as impressed as I was the first time. The aircraft seemed much older and much more run down than the previous aircraft I flew on; the seats being much more reminiscent of those on a 319 or DC9-50 than those of the other 320 config. Even though there are still 16 seats in F class, they are not nearly as nice as those of the other 320 variant.

Flew on the A320 on 4/11/10. Flight was full, so no exit row seat, but legroom still wasn't too bad. Service was alright also.

Flew on this aircraft on 4/3/10. Selected 18D at check-in. Was pretty disapointed about the lack of AVOD, but I paid for the GoGo wifi, which more than made up for it. Legroom was excellent. I was able to put my laptop case under 17D, and still fully stretch my legs. Also, the middle seat was open, which made for an even more comfortable transcon flight. Service was pretty good as well.

Flew ATL-SEA on 8/30/09. Flight wasn't full, and middle seat was open, which made the flight more comfortable. 26 C/D/E probably has about 33-34" of legroom, if I had to guess. Every domestic 763 now has AVOD, which makes the flight go by so much faster. Service was great as well.

Flew RDU-ATL on 8/30/09, and had to rebook from a flight on the MD-88, due to bad weather. Flight was jammed packed, but luckily I managed to still get an aisle. Flight attendants took good care of us, and I made it down to ATL with over 1.5 hours to spare until my connecting flight.

Flew RDU-MSP on 12/29/09. Selected this exit row aisle seat at check-in. Legroom was plenty, and I was able to put my laptop case under 8D, and still had plenty of room to fully stretch my legs.

For a non-preferred/exit row seat, still pretty decent, with about 33" of legroom. DL has done a good thing by putting seatback televisions at every seat.