Delta flights

Disney45 · 20 Jan 19, 10:43 AM

Flying out on a connecting delta flight from Amsterdam to Orlando via a Detroit can anyone tell me what you get on the flights ie, headphones, blankets ect also what’s included for refreshments.

Is there seat back entertainment?

We usually fly BA so any info would be great.

mrsbenny · 20 Jan 19, 10:54 AM

We found them very good. We did the same route 2 years ago. We found they were round often with drinks. We got a tub of ice cream between meals.
Ear phones, blankets and pillows were given to everyone.

Yes there was seat back TV.

RickT · 20 Jan 19, 10:57 AM

Full details of the cabin classes can be found on Delta's website.

delta/content/www/en...c-economy.html

and comparison chart -

Disney45 · 20 Jan 19, 11:07 AM

Originally Posted by mrsbenny

We found them very good. We did the same route 2 years ago. We found they were round often with drinks. We got a tub of ice cream between meals.
Ear phones, blankets and pillows were given to everyone.

Yes there was seat back TV.

Brilliant thanks

toonarmani · 20 Jan 19, 12:12 PM

For our internal Delta flight we couldn’t reserve seats and were separated across the plane (when girls were only 6 and 8). Nearest seat was about 5 rows away.

Delta couldn’t have cared less and said children over 5 could sit alone.

Fortunately another English family very kindly gave up a row of 3 for my wife and the girls and I sat elsewhere (without us asking them).

Seems a different policy for internal US flights to transatlantic flights with Virgin/BA but something to be aware of.

We had no inflight entertainment and it was 1 drink and a bag of pretzels. Long haul leg with Virgin was a lot better.

Disney45 · 20 Jan 19, 12:29 PM

It’s a KLM that we are booked through flying from Aberdeen to Orlando and we were able to book our seats for all 3 flights going out and back as soon as we had booked so hopefully they stay that way.

mrsbenny · 20 Jan 19, 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by Disney45

It’s a KLM that we are booked through flying from Aberdeen to Orlando and we were able to book our seats for all 3 flights going out and back as soon as we had booked so hopefully they stay that way.

We also could reserve our seats for all flights. We kept those assigned seats.

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toonarmani Imagineer Join Date: Mar 12 theDIBB Guidebook Guidebook Photos: 137	For our internal Delta flight we couldn’t reserve seats and were separated across the plane (when girls were only 6 and 8). Nearest seat was about 5 rows away. Delta couldn’t have cared less and said children over 5 could sit alone. Fortunately another English family very kindly gave up a row of 3 for my wife and the girls and I sat elsewhere (without us asking them). Seems a different policy for internal US flights to transatlantic flights with Virgin/BA but something to be aware of. We had no inflight entertainment and it was 1 drink and a bag of pretzels. Long haul leg with Virgin was a lot better.