Seat Map Delta Air Lines Airbus A319 100

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.

Equipment was old but media and overhead had been updated. I found this slightly cramped for a F seat, with a primary issue being a tray table that provided little desk space and did not extend far towards the next seat.
Meal was good but service less than I've normally expected in F, perhaps because this is a secondary route out of MEX, unlike ATL. Or perhaps just a bad draw.

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.

Very wide seats in first class. Very good service. Got a good breakfast and some sleep. This plane is my favorite first class (domestic). Lots of legroom, good space between me and my row partner. Very satisfied.

Flight was good. Entertainment was "delta studio" on the mobile device but over all good flight. Flight was a little late due to weather but good flight.

I'm stuck in the middle! I had no recline, limited leg room, and the seats were narrow and not comfortable.

For a four hour flight it needed some form of entertainment. even the 737's to El Salvador have them!

Delta should put some sort of IFE on these planes.

soft seat,free earplugs due to being in economy comfort.