Delta Air Lines seat reviews

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.

Very roomy seat. Lot's of legroom, dedicated overhead bin. I did not notice noise but we are given headphones and earplugs. I sat with my family and we had the whole row. Seats 10A, B, H and J had a little less leg room but also looked comfortable in the bulkhead.

Good seat although a little uncomfortable on the lower back. Ample legroom.

This is a bulkhead seat. Very comfortable seat, better than the 737-900ER. Great legroom. Bit of a reach to pouch. Downside is no under-seat storage, have to place belongings in overhead. No IFE so you have to use your own device.

Very comfortable seat, better than the 737-900ER. Ample legroom. No IFE so you have to use your own device.

Standard first class seat but a little uncomfortable. My lower back hurt after 2 hours. suggest bringing something to roll up and place behind back.

This was my first time flying out of Harrisburg and flying on a regional jet. I had no real expectations. The inside of the CRJ-900 is very tight. I was surprised at how low the ceiling was. It was the standard drink and nuts flight. You could watch a movie on your mobile device but the flight wasn't all that long so it seemed a waste of time. I was impressed with how well the plane handled and the smoothness of the flight. I was worried about bouncing around but it was very smooth. The service from Delta was great. I had no issues or problems with anything related to the flight staff or the terminal staff. I flew the same plane home. It didn't seem quite so confined, but I was in 6C (so much further forward). Same comments about today's return flight 05/08/21. Pleased. I live less than a mile from the Harrisburg airport so it was extremely convenient.

This is for the Delta 737-900ER (739) plane. My flight was 3 hours 33 minutes, so enough time to get a feel.

I used to use seat guru to select seats, but since they were bought out by Trip Advisor, the service sucks. I was in 15A. Should be a window seat. There’s NO window. Pretty ticked.

I am a short, petite female so space in economy is fine. I have plenty of leg room and the seat was wide enough for me and some extra.

There was a passenger behind me, so I didn’t want to test the recline feature just to test it.

There was an unseat screen that worked fine. Same crappy supplemental power and it took almost an hour to increase my battery by 10%, but that’s usual.

The guy in front of me did recline his seat and it put the tray pretty close snd that definitely would have been an issue for a larger person.

Snacks were handed out twice. Small bottle of water, small bag of goldfish, biscoff cookie (I think, I didn’t take any snack bag) napkin and hand wipe. It is what it is during these COVID times.

The flight attendants were fine, though the flight leader clearly had enough and should have been put down for a nap.