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This was my first time flying Delta. It was a wholesome experience both ways. The check in area was clean and modern. All staff members were so jolly and interactive in early morning hours. At the gate, the officer was greeting everyone with entertaining announcements. Flying from NYC and the return flight from Kansas City, both were comfortable rides. Though the seats were little squeezed but loved the benefit of free Wifi. The wifi connection was really good quality. Also they are generous with snacks and sodas. Upon landing, both times luggages were dispatched in short time. After this experience, I could really tell why Delta is #1 airline. Sadly they do not operate from EWR, but if I get a chance again in future, I'll surely be flying with Delta again.
The airport is easy to navigate. The guy at the Delta desk was hard to understand and was very curt when I asked him a question. I didn't appreciate being spoken to that way. If he was nice, I would have given Delta 5 stars.
We had a good experience with Delta Air Lines on our recent trip between LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). Living in Atlanta, Delta continues to be our preferred airline. Most of the time now, I just book with Delta without looking at other options. Aside from having a lot of nonstop flights from ATL, I think Delta has set themselves apart from American and United in terms of the entire customer experience. This includes their app and website, Digital ID at security, reliable on-time departures and arrivals, the Sky Club lounges, in-flight amenities, and in-person, online, and phone customer service. They've been doing a great job all around. They've also constantly been improving and rolling out new features (e.g., Delta FlyReady, Delta Sync). We flew Delta Flight DL 467 to LaGuardia and DL 974 to Atlanta. Outbound, our total travel time was only 2 hours 3 minutes, gate to gate. Inbound, 2 hours 21 minutes. Both ways, we flew on Airbus A321-200s. My wife and I were seated in Row 30 outbound and Row 31 inbound, in the back half of the plane. We purchased tickets only 20 days prior to our outbound flight. Each roundtrip ticket cost $416.97 total after taxes, fees, and surcharges. These were "Main (K)" and "Main (T)" seats. Side note: On May 15, 2025, Delta broke "Main" into three options: Main Basic (formerly Basic Economy), Main Classic, and Main Extra. When booking a flight, if these options are available to you, Delta's website clearly lists the advantages/disadvantages and costs of each. You can read more about them here: https://news.delta.com/now-booking-delta-new-product-names-and-travel-experiences-flying-fall We boarded both flights in Zone 5, which is our usual boarding group. Pre-boarding and Zones 1-4 get a special lane. Zone 5 is when most people start to board (it ends at Zone 8 with Main Basic passengers). Usually, we've had no problems finding overhead bin space above our seats. However, for both of these flights, I had to put our roller bags in bins behind our seats. It's such a rare occurrence that I can't remember the last time I had to do that. It's an inconvenience for sure, but it really didn't bother us since it only added a few minutes to our deplaning each time. The flights were comfortable. I enjoyed watching live TV (sports) on the seatback screens and using "free" onboard Wi-Fi "presented by T-Mobile." The Wi-Fi on these two flights was spottier than the free Wi-Fi on other Delta flights I've flown over the past couple years. In 2022, Delta unveiled a new Terminal C and Sky Club at LaGuardia. They're fantastic. For details on those places, see my reviews below: * LaGuardia Airport Terminal C https://www.yelp.com/biz/laguardia-airport-terminal-c-east-elmhurst?hrid=SrQFI6zj3boxNEJUZXWRjg&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) * Delta Sky Club - Terminal C (LGA) https://www.yelp.com/biz/delta-sky-club-terminal-c-queens?hrid=38rGLdUn5_wbkGmWMqQb5Q&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)
After years and years of being a loyal, one-airline-only Delta SkyMiles customer, I am extremely disappointed with them. I mean, y'all, I've been married for almost two decades. So, I know what it's like to be married IRL. You stay with someone, during both the highs and the lows. But after this one, Delta, I'm considering a divorce. Make sure you check the mail because you might get some important legal papers soon. The context: My sweet spouse spent nearly 50,000 SkyMiles - saved since 1991 - on a round trip flight for me (to San Diego from NYC), and when I shared with them (Delta customer service) that I'm extremely ill and might infect other passengers...thus needed to change my flight to even a day later, to avoid contagion...the best they could do was ask for tens of thousands of more SkyMiles. What? I get that it's no longer the height of COVID; and I get that they are trying to run a business. However, companies as giant as Delta, Amazon and Tesla could and should take the higher moral ground. That means going the extra mile (excuse the pun), to care for your most loyal and frequent of customers. So, I am now in a position to board the same flight tomorrow - and even though I'll wear a mask - potentially infect everyone onboard with me...it's either that or cancel my flight. By the way, we upgraded this flight from basic main cabin to main classic cabin, spending tens of thousands of more SkyMiles during that initial, online process; we did that when first booking with Delta. But, apparently, that availed nothing but an assigned seat. An assigned seat? These guys are rip-off artists. I thought I would get more flexibility for this major upgrade. Yes, I have additional travel insurance, but with or without the hassle and expense of third-party insurance, Delta should have a policy in place, to accommodate sick patients AKA customers. This unfair treatment doesn't meet my needs for: humanity, care, courtesy and respect. (I honor that some people might abuse this potential policy, but in that case they could make a log of those who use it on almost every flight or whatever.) While I spent almost an hour on the phone with them, speaking with a customer service rep. who - frankly - didn't know much, and finally speaking with a supervisor, Amanda, whose disposition was professional and more knowledgeable, my needs still weren't met. I asked for some kind of accommodation - any kind of accommodation. Apparently, that is too hard for Delta, since that was not granted. Guess I'll be looking around next time around. Good luck finding a divorce attorney, since I hear that they aren't generally the nicest people. Once a satisfied customer, Katherine
Delta Airlines Broke My Body and Risked My Mother's Life I am writing this review from my couch, where I am essentially trapped because Delta Air Lines left me unable to walk. I need to share what happened so no one else in our community has to suffer like this. Let me be brutally clear: Delta is not a safe airline for people with disabilities or medical conditions. What should have been a simple flight from NYC to Florida turned into a nightmare that has caused lasting physical harm. Here's the breakdown of Delta's failure: THE SETUP: After Delta's own scheduling mess, a flight attendant targeted me. She waited until I was at my seat in the back of the plane to tell me I couldn't have my to-go cup. When I drank it to avoid wasting $16, she immediately stated I was "intoxicated!". At best, she was looking at my disabilities (I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and other conditions) and seeing an excuse to bully me. THE COVER-UP: When I asked for her name, SHE HID HER NAME TAG. Let that sink in. A uniformed Delta employee deliberately broke the rules to avoid being reported. All I could read was that her name started with "Iz". Her coworker named Shipon, backed her up, claiming he "didn't know her name." This is a culture of lying. THE CONSEQUENCES: This is the part that makes me shake with anger. They kicked me off and stranded us at the airport for EIGHT HOURS. For me, the stress caused a brutal arthritis flare. I can no longer walk without a severe limp and agonizing pain in my feet and ankles. My Thanksgiving was destroyed. I've needed 2-hour massages and extra medication just to cope. For my mother, who has severe asthma, the delay was life-threatening. SHE RAN OUT OF HER INHALER. Delta's actions literally put her life in danger. We are now facing massive medical bills and profound emotional distress. I've been forced to file reports with the federal government for discrimination and safety violations. DO NOT GIVE DELTA YOUR MONEY. They will not protect you. They will not be accountable. They will hurt you, hide their names, and leave you to pick up the pieces. This is the worst company I have ever dealt with in my life. Save yourself. Fly literally anyone else.
Delta gives me consistent good customer service, on times flights, and overall great experience. Each and every flight I feel valued as a customer. Booking flights and making changes on the app are easy. Delta owes me nothing.
In my last 3 out of 4 trips I've had cancelled flights or almost 3 hour delays. I had food poisoning from one of the comfort+ meals and the other meals have been served cold. The premium select meal on my recent flight was good and the staff were fantastic.
Nice flight to LGA. Holly, the flight attendant was very nice. She came to some of us passengers and made sure our needs were met.
DL5482 10 June 2024 XNA-LGA The gate attendant was helpful and friendly. The boarding process was timely and efficient (even a bit quicker than usual). The flight attendants greeted customers as we entered the cabin and did the expected safety demonstrations appropriately. The cabin was reasonably cool given the outside temperature, which was quite warm on this mid June late morning/early afternoon departure. I did make a request to sit in the back on the last row - the only row of economy class without other passengers. I am a big guy - and as this is a little plane (most seem to be from xna) - the space was quite cramped. The flight attendant said she was unable to grant the request. At least I am seated on the aisle! I suspect she wanted the row for herself, which I get - especially on a 2.5 hour flight to LGA, where she should have the ability to sit and rest for a bit before we arrive at LGA (after the cabin service is completed). I noted after reaching cruising altitude that the same flight attendant that denied my request to move, reseated a passenger from near the rear of the aircraft to the front of the Comfort Plus seating area. Unless the passenger was ticketed in that area, that would seem to be a questionable practice. Of course I have no way of knowing the circumstances and don't wish ill on the passenger reseated. I also don't have any issue with the flight attendant. She is not required to say "yes" to my request to change my assigned seat, nor is it my job to know/understand the particulars of the the instance. For (other) passengers that maypay attention, though, it does make one wonder? We pushed back from the gate at 1149am (a scheduled 1155a departure - the incoming flight was a few minutes early - and we boarded early/completed the boarding process early). The air conditioning on the plane was blowing nice and cold by the time we reached cruising altitude - something which I am grateful for given the crowded cabin! The in flight cabin service was performed with ease and friendliness by the rear cabin attendant. She offered the standard drink options, plus a chocolate macadamia nut bar or biscoff cookies. (I remember when Biscoff was exclusive to Delta - now American has jumped "on board" with the same cookies). We experienced some turbulence shortly into the flight and at about 1/3 of the way into the flight. It was not bad and the captain addressed passengers about it and was quick to find stable air. The flight remained smooth for most of the remainder of the flight, but with about 20 minutes and then again about 10 minutes to go in the flight, we experienced some rough air pockets. The flight landed without incident and we taxied to the gate just ahead of schedule. Thanks for an uneventful (the way they should be) flight, Delta Airlines!
This was my first time flying Delta. It was a wholesome experience both ways. The check in area was clean and modern. All staff members were so jolly and interactive in early morning hours. At the gate, the officer was greeting everyone with entertaining announcements. Flying from NYC and the return flight from Kansas City, both were comfortable rides. Though the seats were little squeezed but loved the benefit of free Wifi. The wifi connection was really good quality. Also they are generous with snacks and sodas. Upon landing, both times luggages were dispatched in short time. After this experience, I could really tell why Delta is #1 airline. Sadly they do not operate from EWR, but if I get a chance again in future, I'll surely be flying with Delta again. read more
8 months ago
4 months ago
The airport is easy to navigate. The guy at the Delta desk was hard to understand and was very curt when I asked him a question. I didn't appreciate being spoken to that way. If he was nice, I would have given Delta 5 stars. read more
4 months ago
We had a good experience with Delta Air Lines on our recent trip between LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). Living in Atlanta, Delta continues to be our preferred airline. Most of the time now, I just book with Delta without looking at other options. Aside from having a lot of nonstop flights from ATL, I think Delta has set themselves apart from American and United in terms of the entire customer experience. This includes their app and website, Digital ID at security, reliable on-time departures and arrivals, the Sky Club lounges, in-flight amenities, and in-person, online, and phone customer service. They've been doing a great job all around. They've also constantly been improving and rolling out new features (e.g., Delta FlyReady, Delta Sync). We flew Delta Flight DL 467 to LaGuardia and DL 974 to Atlanta. Outbound, our total travel time was only 2 hours 3 minutes, gate to gate. Inbound, 2 hours 21 minutes. Both ways, we flew on Airbus A321-200s. My wife and I were seated in Row 30 outbound and Row 31 inbound, in the back half of the plane. We purchased tickets only 20 days prior to our outbound flight. Each roundtrip ticket cost $416.97 total after taxes, fees, and surcharges. These were "Main (K)" and "Main (T)" seats. Side note: On May 15, 2025, Delta broke "Main" into three options: Main Basic (formerly Basic Economy), Main Classic, and Main Extra. When booking a flight, if these options are available to you, Delta's website clearly lists the advantages/disadvantages and costs of each. You can read more about them here: https://news.delta.com/now-booking-delta-new-product-names-and-travel-experiences-flying-fall We boarded both flights in Zone 5, which is our usual boarding group. Pre-boarding and Zones 1-4 get a special lane. Zone 5 is when most people start to board (it ends at Zone 8 with Main Basic passengers). Usually, we've had no problems finding overhead bin space above our seats. However, for both of these flights, I had to put our roller bags in bins behind our seats. It's such a rare occurrence that I can't remember the last time I had to do that. It's an inconvenience for sure, but it really didn't bother us since it only added a few minutes to our deplaning each time. The flights were comfortable. I enjoyed watching live TV (sports) on the seatback screens and using "free" onboard Wi-Fi "presented by T-Mobile." The Wi-Fi on these two flights was spottier than the free Wi-Fi on other Delta flights I've flown over the past couple years. In 2022, Delta unveiled a new Terminal C and Sky Club at LaGuardia. They're fantastic. For details on those places, see my reviews below: * LaGuardia Airport Terminal C https://www.yelp.com/biz/laguardia-airport-terminal-c-east-elmhurst?hrid=SrQFI6zj3boxNEJUZXWRjg&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) * Delta Sky Club - Terminal C (LGA) https://www.yelp.com/biz/delta-sky-club-terminal-c-queens?hrid=38rGLdUn5_wbkGmWMqQb5Q&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) read more
10 months ago
After years and years of being a loyal, one-airline-only Delta SkyMiles customer, I am extremely disappointed with them. I mean, y'all, I've been married for almost two decades. So, I know what it's like to be married IRL. You stay with someone, during both the highs and the lows. But after this one, Delta, I'm considering a divorce. Make sure you check the mail because you might get some important legal papers soon. The context: My sweet spouse spent nearly 50,000 SkyMiles - saved since 1991 - on a round trip flight for me (to San Diego from NYC), and when I shared with them (Delta customer service) that I'm extremely ill and might infect other passengers...thus needed to change my flight to even a day later, to avoid contagion...the best they could do was ask for tens of thousands of more SkyMiles. What? I get that it's no longer the height of COVID; and I get that they are trying to run a business. However, companies as giant as Delta, Amazon and Tesla could and should take the higher moral ground. That means going the extra mile (excuse the pun), to care for your most loyal and frequent of customers. So, I am now in a position to board the same flight tomorrow - and even though I'll wear a mask - potentially infect everyone onboard with me...it's either that or cancel my flight. By the way, we upgraded this flight from basic main cabin to main classic cabin, spending tens of thousands of more SkyMiles during that initial, online process; we did that when first booking with Delta. But, apparently, that availed nothing but an assigned seat. An assigned seat? These guys are rip-off artists. I thought I would get more flexibility for this major upgrade. Yes, I have additional travel insurance, but with or without the hassle and expense of third-party insurance, Delta should have a policy in place, to accommodate sick patients AKA customers. This unfair treatment doesn't meet my needs for: humanity, care, courtesy and respect. (I honor that some people might abuse this potential policy, but in that case they could make a log of those who use it on almost every flight or whatever.) While I spent almost an hour on the phone with them, speaking with a customer service rep. who - frankly - didn't know much, and finally speaking with a supervisor, Amanda, whose disposition was professional and more knowledgeable, my needs still weren't met. I asked for some kind of accommodation - any kind of accommodation. Apparently, that is too hard for Delta, since that was not granted. Guess I'll be looking around next time around. Good luck finding a divorce attorney, since I hear that they aren't generally the nicest people. Once a satisfied customer, Katherine read more
11 months ago
Delta Airlines Broke My Body and Risked My Mother's Life I am writing this review from my couch, where I am essentially trapped because Delta Air Lines left me unable to walk. I need to share what happened so no one else in our community has to suffer like this. Let me be brutally clear: Delta is not a safe airline for people with disabilities or medical conditions. What should have been a simple flight from NYC to Florida turned into a nightmare that has caused lasting physical harm. Here's the breakdown of Delta's failure: THE SETUP: After Delta's own scheduling mess, a flight attendant targeted me. She waited until I was at my seat in the back of the plane to tell me I couldn't have my to-go cup. When I drank it to avoid wasting $16, she immediately stated I was "intoxicated!". At best, she was looking at my disabilities (I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and other conditions) and seeing an excuse to bully me. THE COVER-UP: When I asked for her name, SHE HID HER NAME TAG. Let that sink in. A uniformed Delta employee deliberately broke the rules to avoid being reported. All I could read was that her name started with "Iz". Her coworker named Shipon, backed her up, claiming he "didn't know her name." This is a culture of lying. THE CONSEQUENCES: This is the part that makes me shake with anger. They kicked me off and stranded us at the airport for EIGHT HOURS. For me, the stress caused a brutal arthritis flare. I can no longer walk without a severe limp and agonizing pain in my feet and ankles. My Thanksgiving was destroyed. I've needed 2-hour massages and extra medication just to cope. For my mother, who has severe asthma, the delay was life-threatening. SHE RAN OUT OF HER INHALER. Delta's actions literally put her life in danger. We are now facing massive medical bills and profound emotional distress. I've been forced to file reports with the federal government for discrimination and safety violations. DO NOT GIVE DELTA YOUR MONEY. They will not protect you. They will not be accountable. They will hurt you, hide their names, and leave you to pick up the pieces. This is the worst company I have ever dealt with in my life. Save yourself. Fly literally anyone else. read more
6 months ago
Delta gives me consistent good customer service, on times flights, and overall great experience. Each and every flight I feel valued as a customer. Booking flights and making changes on the app are easy. Delta owes me nothing. read more
In my last 3 out of 4 trips I've had cancelled flights or almost 3 hour delays. I had food poisoning from one of the comfort+ meals and the other meals have been served cold. The premium select meal on my recent flight was good and the staff were fantastic. read more
2 months ago
DL5482 10 June 2024 XNA-LGA The gate attendant was helpful and friendly. The boarding process was timely and efficient (even a bit quicker than usual). The flight attendants greeted customers as we entered the cabin and did the expected safety demonstrations appropriately. The cabin was reasonably cool given the outside temperature, which was quite warm on this mid June late morning/early afternoon departure. I did make a request to sit in the back on the last row - the only row of economy class without other passengers. I am a big guy - and as this is a little plane (most seem to be from xna) - the space was quite cramped. The flight attendant said she was unable to grant the request. At least I am seated on the aisle! I suspect she wanted the row for herself, which I get - especially on a 2.5 hour flight to LGA, where she should have the ability to sit and rest for a bit before we arrive at LGA (after the cabin service is completed). I noted after reaching cruising altitude that the same flight attendant that denied my request to move, reseated a passenger from near the rear of the aircraft to the front of the Comfort Plus seating area. Unless the passenger was ticketed in that area, that would seem to be a questionable practice. Of course I have no way of knowing the circumstances and don't wish ill on the passenger reseated. I also don't have any issue with the flight attendant. She is not required to say "yes" to my request to change my assigned seat, nor is it my job to know/understand the particulars of the the instance. For (other) passengers that maypay attention, though, it does make one wonder? We pushed back from the gate at 1149am (a scheduled 1155a departure - the incoming flight was a few minutes early - and we boarded early/completed the boarding process early). The air conditioning on the plane was blowing nice and cold by the time we reached cruising altitude - something which I am grateful for given the crowded cabin! The in flight cabin service was performed with ease and friendliness by the rear cabin attendant. She offered the standard drink options, plus a chocolate macadamia nut bar or biscoff cookies. (I remember when Biscoff was exclusive to Delta - now American has jumped "on board" with the same cookies). We experienced some turbulence shortly into the flight and at about 1/3 of the way into the flight. It was not bad and the captain addressed passengers about it and was quick to find stable air. The flight remained smooth for most of the remainder of the flight, but with about 20 minutes and then again about 10 minutes to go in the flight, we experienced some rough air pockets. The flight landed without incident and we taxied to the gate just ahead of schedule. Thanks for an uneventful (the way they should be) flight, Delta Airlines! read more
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I appreciated the flight detail confirmation text and email leading up to my flight with Delta Airlines. The confirmations not only remind me the actual time I fly out but when I can check-in as well. Noted from previous flights, I downloaded the Fly Delta mobile application which provided me with leeway prior to my arrival to LaGuardia Airport. As someone who had just a carry-on bag with me, the application allowed me to check-in early and head straight to TSA rather than to see a Delta Airlines agent. As for my airport experience, TSA was not crowded at all in spite of it being a New York airport. I always dread going through security because of the possibility of congested lines, but all went smoothly! The only things I removed were my shoes, my belt, jacket, and the bracelet I had on placing it inside either the bin, or my jacket pocket or in my carry-on bag. The Delta Airlines gate appeared very professional in comparison to other airlines I have flown out of. Amidst the boarding process, I adored how the Fly Delta mobile application showed a visual of the current boarding zone status which I feel is very beneficial if I were not near my gate. I loved the workstations in the gate area because it gave me the chance to charge my cell phone in the charging outlets before boarding my flight back to Chicago, Illinois. Some of the seats in the boarding area were very dirty! That alone made me very selective with where I wanted to sit because best believe there was always gunk left behind by travelers, "Eew". And some charging outlets also were not working and some broke off the hinges. While onboard the flight, I relaxed since it was a short flight back to Chicago, Illinois. There was no communication with the flight attendants other than the boarding flight hello, and the airplane departure goodbye greetings which is typical. As for the airplane interior, I loved that the seat was comfortable enough to where I could adjust myself while seated. And foot room, I had an acceptable amount of space where my military style backpack could fit underneath the seat in front of me. In closing, I am well open to choosing and recommending Delta Airlines to a friend, relative or colleague after this experience. Safe travels, and blessings to all that read this review. ~Have courage. Be Kind. ~ Thomas G read more
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Shameka at gate 66 has excellent customer service. She worked by herself and efficiently got everyone on the plane in a decent time. Her personality was also kind and pleasant. read more
Found this hidden gem on the 3rd floor that was super fast because it was completely empty. The agent was very friendly and courteous. I will have to try this spot next time to see if I didn't let the secret out lol. read more
3 years ago
I'm a loyal customer for life. Everything isn't always in their hands but I have the least amount of problems when I fly with Delta and they are the most dependable. I've had great experiences with booking and changing flights plus they have great customer service, keep the planes clean and I love their snacks. Great choice of airlines when you fly the friendly skies. read more
I had to switch planes from Des Moines, IA travel (Des Moines to LaGuardia; LaGuardia to PBI) and the flight attendant told me 'it was a bit of a walk." this is from Gate 68-Gate 81. You would think it was a short walk. Well, the way, the new terminal is designed you go up, you go down, you go this way and that way - it was about a mile walk with very little time to do it in (the first plane was late due to having let a passenger off the plane to lessen the weight load and then dump 200 lbs of fuel so that we could make our exit off the runway safely - the airport had a lot of construction in Des Moines and the runway was quite short now). So we had to hustle to make our 2nd flight (the first flight let them know we were on the way). But it was not 'just a short walk." Be honest and let us know. read more
8 months ago
Delta announced a large expansion at LGA to make it a hub. In 2021, much of the construction on the roadway around the new terminal hub was completed, now in 2022 much of the terminal work is being completed to complement the Delta hub's ongoing $8 billion transformation. To enable the construction of Delta's new terminal at LGA, Terminal D departures and arrivals roadways have moved to the new terminal under final construction. A covered walkway and signage are provided to help direct customers to the right area. Wheelchair and porter services are available to assist with the 3-minute walk. There is a pedestrian walkway connecting Terminals C and D (before security) and the transit time is a 5-minute walk. Additionally, there is dedicated bus service available for customers who need to move between Terminals C and D post-security; the bus journey is 7 minutes. The shuttle bus was easy, they only allow transport of riders while seated, so no standing on the shuttle bus. The staff was friendly and the overall Delta experience was really nice. read more
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We recently flew to Italy and used Delta. I was surprised on how good of an experience I had. We booked comfort plus which I had never been in before. I think that made a huge difference. They are more attentive than if you are in coach. Lots of legroom, snacks, drinks, and good food. There's also Wi-Fi and in-flight entertainment such as games, movies and TV shows for free. The flight attendants were pleasant and courteous. read more
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