Delta Air Lines First Class 757-300
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00:00 Intro and Welcome
00:28 Flight Overview
00:59 "Center A" ATL Sky Club
02:42 NordVPN Sponsorship
03:44 Boarding Delta Air Lines First Class 757-300
04:33 Settling In 05:57 Push back and taxi
06:07 Take-off
06:53 Delta Air Lines First Class Internet Access & IFE
07:51 Delta Air Lines First Class Food & Beverages
09:37 Turbulence & Cabin Walkthrough
11:43 Was Delta Air Lines First Class Worth it?
14:14 Bloopers
Join me as I fly with Delta Air Lines First Class on a 757-300 from Atlanta to Salt Lake City. I’m in seat 2A on the “Flying Pencil,” the world’s longest single aisle, twinjet exploring what 2020 has done to Delta Airlines First Class.
We’ll use the JebScore methodology to explore every aspect of Delta Air Lines First Class. We’ll look at lounge access (Spoiler alert…there is none), the seat, the inflight entertainment, the food, and the service all in order to answer the question: “Does it make sense to fly Delta Airlines First Class in 2020 (and beyond)…
At the risk of stating the obvious: Delta Air Lines sell more economy tickets than first class tickets. But, perhaps you’re thinking about booking First Class? In this video, I’m going to aim to help you decide whether it makes sense for you to pay to upgrade with Delta Airlines in this brave new world. After watching, let me know whether you see enough value to pay a premium.
Delta Air Lines First Class is dramatically different today than it was this time last year. The experience has taken a downturn as Delta Airlines does its best to save money and reduce risks.
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As you are taking off its up up and away. Exciting
Jeb, I will say Delta's reduced offerings and blocking middle seat is a strategic move to get people comfortable with flying again. That way Delta can bounce back quicker than AA or UAL when this passes.
i see what they did there... cant make it 69 can they lmao
As a Delta gate agent in Atlanta I'm happy to see you flying again Jeb and posting videos about this wonderful airline I work for. Yes these are trying times for aviation but we will come back stronger then ever and full service will return😊
Fly numerous times per year, and no one tops Delta, yea may cost a little bit more, but if you have to change your plans even before the plan demic they were the best.
Delta is the best managed airline in the United States, without a doubt. With hopes, this will continue.
I work for frontier airlines in Atlanta and they are getting flights to international places, they also have a A320 NEO fual efficient Airbus that seats 186 ppl it's a 900 series at low prices. Daniel Walton, I would like to work for delta...... Just throwing that in there.
@@blackroyalty6519 I wouldn't tell anyone you work for Frontier Airlines, kind of like saying your in the French Army.
@@vietnamvet4533 thanks. It was an opportunity so i took it now I plan on applying for Delta soon
As a flight crew, I feel the same way about the excitement of turning onto the active runway. I'm always reminded of how blessed I am to have the occupation I do & remember to always appreciate everything in life.
And I hate to fly and am so thankful for flight crew who are willing to fly as their job.
Takeoffs are absolutely the best part of a flight. You see the world grow smaller, and somehow your cares shrink along with it. I miss that feeling so much!
especially in a 757,, "punch it"
My favorite part of flying is the take off roll. That initial crawl, the exponential speed gain, the moments of weightlessness as the plane lifts off the ground...then the realization that you, a human being with arms instead of wings, are in the air, flying at speeds no other animal will ever achieve...
I'm surprised they offer no sodas. I do not drink alcohol, water would get old quickly. Meal service is a major disappointment.
No sodas would be a deal breaker for me!!! I don't drink alcohol and know that tea/coffee are made with water from the tanks icky!
this is a new horrible low for DL in flight, and I don't think it is about risk but, about money. Are they also going to say we cannot bring our Mickie D's on with us? Inability to get coffee in the name of political correctness if going to kill them
avioncamper yeah sucky service you might as well fly coach
Because of corona
You can bring food and drink on airline and eat it.
That "first class" seat is a premium economy seat at most.
It’s much bigger than a premium economy seat
@@lmd499 do you know what first class used to look like. shits a downgrade hard
It’s the same thing as coach,but bigger and fancier
Well, it’s Delta. If I want true first class, that’s what Lufthansa is for.
This is just for short haul American routes. Think of it like inter-EU European flights. When compared to those (which are just economy seats with the middle one portioned off and no more leg room) these seats are very nice! No where near Lufthansa’s or Emirates’ international first class, but for a 3 hour jet across the country, they’re very nice!
Let me start by saying I LOVE 'TRADITIONAL' FIRST CLASS! .....but, during these coronavirus times, it's no longer worth it. Of course, I found this out the hard way. I paid $1300 for a flight from NY to LAX - and when I was served a box, that included a stick of beef jerky and some chips, I was livid. Based on this video, I have to counter with the question; Service?! There is no service. To be seated in the First Class Cabin all you're going to receive is an attendant who is going to give you a plastic bag, filled with 'snack food' and a Wet Wipe?! That's not service.
Agree.
Agree also They act like as if they are scared of you
Flat bed!
Agree I had the same problem
That's a rip off
Thanks for keeping us up to date. Can't wait till everything gets back to normal.
I really admire your commentary. Like you, the turn to “lift-off” and the thrill of knowing I am on another adventure, is always there. I absolutely love traveling, and enjoy your videos. Glad to find your channel!
Regardless of the reduction in on-board and airport services, I still love the process of entering the airport, checking in, boarding the plane and taking pictures with the aircraft! Great video! Looking forward to the comparison between the different airlines! Nice aviation content!
Your pairing of red wine with Cheeze-Its shows you're a man of genuine refinement 😉👍
What monster would pair Cheez-Its with a chardonnay?!
@@afcgeo882 hahahaa!
Great video thank you. And thank you for still traveling and making videos during these crazy times. People realize that and notice that you are still doing it. Again, thank you.
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Great report Jeb! I finally got to do my first COVID trip with the wife CMH FLL and back. Delta was fantastic as always and even more so with my wife who’s a nurse and a “clean freak”. She was blown away how each plane was so clean. First flight on the 757-300 too up to ATL from FLL. We were in the back but it was fantastic and I was so glad to check the 300 off on my bucket list.
Great video yet again jeb. I love that sensation of turning onto the runway, as it usually means I’m heading home to my family. Got my first flight back from saudi booked in a few weeks. First time home in 11 months so looking forward to my flight! Keep safe my friend!
This is hilarious. You can't order a mixed drink, coffee, or a soda in first class on Delta and they only offer water to coach class. I just flew Allegiant Air round trip non-stop to Florida for a total of 56.50 for my round trip ticket, and you could order any drink you want. Granted, you had to pay for it, but still, it's comical.
Yea and I flew all the way to VietNam and back, gee I wonder what we had to eat and drink?
I love the partial spooling up and then the full in two distinct stages on take off.
For me, seat comfort is important, so, price dependant, I’ll be seen upfront. As for the magic of taxi and take-off; it never gets old for me!
I loved working the 757-300 as a flight attendant. A beautiful aircraft! Yes, please do comparison videos for AA and UA.
Welcome to Salt Lake Jeb! I flew the 757 from Atl two days ago, hope you enjoyed our new terminal
Great information on the first experience on Delta. The 757-3 was my favorite aircraft for years. Used to fly out of DCA to SFO and always had a great experience with UA. Now that route no longer exists. I took a chance last month and took a UA crj 550 out of DCA to EWR in first, 35 minute flight. Then I continued to SFO in Polaris. Hot meal, choice of anything to drink. Great service..super clean. I would highly recommend it to anyone!!! Keep travelling Jeb!
Great video Jeb! I LOVE THE 757! Especially the -300 model it’s sooo long and takes off from small runways it’s also very fast!
Can’t wait to fly the 757 again as soon as I can, especially if in First class!
Love your video! I also love the takeoff of the plane experience! Just knowing your going to another place in the world and that this huge machine is taking flight is absolutely amazing!
Two agrees: 1) I love when the pilots do what I call a "turn and burn"...as they turn onto the takeoff runway, they spool the engines up to takeoff thrust without stopping. 2) I enjoy a little turbulence during a flight. Makes it more interesting.
You're not crazy at all.
When the plane turns onto the runway for departure is an awesome moment.
Me being a speed junkie, the acceleration up to take off is awesome as well. That force of being pushed back in your seat and getting up to speed is an incredible feeling as well.
I always have my Ulysses speedometer app running on my phone. It's usually pretty accurate even up in the air.
Well explained and well done Jeb.
So glad you did this video!
Hi Jeb ! Your video on St. Helena Island was the first one I saw and got hooked to your crisp presentation with relevant facts and figures which keeps the viewer's interest intact throughout your video. Great job ! Greetings from India
I recently flew from Detroit to Tampa on Delta and was beyond impressed with the efforts to maintain passenger safety and comfort. I pray that are able to weather this storm and survive beyond this pandemic. Delta continues to earn my business.
One of my favorite flights was on a Delta 757 from Mpls/SP MSP to Fairbanks FAI. While sitting on the right side of the aircraft I enjoyed seeing the sun rise in the west. It was on June 19, 2013 the five hour flight took off at 10:30 pm CDT from MSP into the twilight. As the flight progressed north and west, the sky kept getting brighter until over the Yukon Territories the sun rose in the west. Upon landing in Fairbanks at 12:30 am HADT, the sun was above the horizon.
Music was freaking phenom around the 5:30 mark! Thanks for the video. I love Delta!
Great to see you back flying! Let’s hope more people continue to follow suit!
Another great video, Jeb! I love to see you posting and traveling again!
I LOVE this video! Not very many big travel UA-camrs do 757-300 reviews. The 757-300 is my favorite plane because I flew it with my family for a vacation to Fort Myers Florida in February 2019. I love flying, but I don’t often get to do it. My last flight was my return from Florida and before then, I hadn’t flown in 10 years! But my Florida trip and the 757-300 have a special place in my life. I even have a small 1:400 scale model of a Delta 757-300 on display. Love the fact that you did a video with my favorite plane! This channel gives me the opportunity to feel like I am traveling and flying even though I rarely do it. 😁😁😁
Good to see you again, Jeb. I always fly first class for the same reasons you do. Delta is doing the flights perfectly. I would feel safe. I miss the non-alcoholic drinks and the food on longer flights, but they are the safest airline to fly during this time. Like to see the comparison video.
I flew this route from Atlanta to Salt Lake in January and our decent into SLC was the most turbulent I have ever experienced in my entire life. Being on a 757 I couldn't imagine what that turbulence from that flight would be like in a smaller plane. Turbulence going into SLC is not uncommon, however, due to the altitude and the mountains. I have also experienced turbulence before coming from the west coast. Been a fan of your channel for a while. Keep up the good work! Hope you get to showcase the new SLC terminal on your way out! Safe travels from SLC!
Fun trip. I used to fly MSP-->SLC every 5-7 weeks for work and this video brought back good memories. The last trip was right before Christmas 2019. I have since moved onto a different role and not sure when I will be back. Fun to see the approach from the south. Every single flight approached from the north. And every departure a few days later was to the north. I always when possible flew the 757-200 . 15A is a nice seat if you like leg room. Though it is comfort+.
I totally understand what you mean about the plane turning before departure.
As a FA I experience this quite often however it still excites me hearing those engines rev up as they ready for takeoff
Yes, please do a comparison on different airlines! Great video, Jeb!
Okay! Coming soon!
@@GreenerGrass Thanks - I also would like to see a comparison.
@@GreenerGrass do Alaska and JetBlue too!
Amazing and Very Informative Video. Appreciated and thanks for sharing Jeb!
I also love when the plan turns I have my earbuds with a special song playing
Good to see ya back out JEB!!
Great job on your blog. I love it. I’m
About to book a flight back to NH first class
30 years ago when I flew coach from Chicago to Denver, I was given a full sandwich, a can of soda, and cookies for dessert. The last time I flew around 5 years ago, I was offered a small plastic cup of soda loaded with ice, no solid snack.
YES! I love your comparisons!
Thanks for the video Jeb. Decided to use an upgrade on AA and was pleasantly surprised with the turkey and cheese croissant I was served. Almost felt like 1st again.
Another interesting report.
It would be nice to see a comparison between those 3 airlines right now. Thanks as always for great videos, I really enjoy them.
Jeb. A big fan. That moment the aircraft turns to line up on the run way is magical, like it takes a breath before it takes flight. I also love the take off run and the feeling just as you leave the runway. Its not weird at all :-)
Hey Jebb! Love your vids keep up the awesome work!
I was hoping you would have reviewed Salt Lake's new terminal. Great channel, keep it up.
Yay a standard job Brooks vid! Not been one of those in a long time
There is not enough difference between first and economy atm. Therefore I will fly coach until everything is back to normal
@Frank Snapp : Exactly my question, too.
Many airlines aren’t skipping seats, so safety is an added bonus (less people in your 6 foot diameter) of F.
@@afcgeo882 Delta is however keeping the center seats empty through January 2021. So is Southwest in the USA.
That's if you fly Delta. On United, they sardined pack you without blocking middle seat and because of reduced flight frequency due to less demand, the available flight are always nearly full... so go figure...
@@ashman4827 Southwest is going to start selling all seats starting Dec 1st and Delta in January.
Thanks so much for the video. It was very informative. I’m going in March on family trip. And I’m thinking flying first class might be the way to go.
This was a very informative video. I liked it.
I’m 6’3” 260 lbs. I’m a big dude. On domestic flights, I’ve never found first class is worth it. My home airport is DFW so most of the country is within a 3 hour flight, and paying more than double, often triple the economy fare *is not even close to worth it for 2 inch wider seats and 2 inches more legroom*
Edit - added astericks
Are the seats big enough?
Andrew Gordon if I don’t have someone next to me, perfectly fine. If i have an average or small person next to me it’s okay, if i have a big person next to me it kinda sucks. I’ve just been okay with paying $120 being uncomfortable for 3 hours than paying $500+ and being only slightly more comfortable for 3 hours
@@LoboLakerGaming I'm big guy too never flown. I was worried the seat isn't big enough. Read some where they make u buy 2 seats in coach? 6ft 300lbs
Andrew Gordon my dad is 6’6” 350 (he’s actually lost about 25 pounds this year, I’m very proud of him) and he has never had to buy two seats. Although the seatbelt is tight and he used to need an extension). I know southwest still has middle seat blocked through the new year, or you could try and pay to select your seat on an emergency road for an extra couple inches of legroom
@@LoboLakerGaming i bought a seat belt extension on Amazon so I know there won't be any embarrassing. Moments
keep flying. thank you for making theses videos .
Exactly as you stated.
I almost always fly AA and there are a few differences. First, they do not restrict someone sitting next to you. Sometimes they offer a drink before takeoff. Sometimes not. Once in the air, you can get any beverage you want. Water, soda, alcohol, Etc.
A negative is that their entertainment only comes on once at cruising altitude and movies are not updated often. They do offer a sandwich pack or cheese plate on flights over a certain distance. Same as that box you received.
Still fun to travel. As with you the best part id the part between the turn onto the runway and she you feel full throttle.
You vids and narration are the best on here!!!
When it's your turn on the runway it's always a higher heart rate for me. Excited its time to fly. Last ride on a 757 with Delta was 1994. I also got a L1011 from Orlando to Atlanta. When was touring the USA from down under. Cheers.
I was lucky enough to fly on a Delta 757-300 last year from Las Vegas to Atlanta. I enjoyed the flying pencil.
Another awesome video from Mr. Brooks! When I travel back to the mainland I usually fly Hawaiian out and Delta back. Aloha from Kaua’i🤙🏼
Great video, stay safe jeb!
Just booked Baltimore to Honolulu with a stop in Minneapolis on Delta and upgraded to 1st Class for the Baltimore to Minneapolis leg through the app for $100. After I factored in the free bags, this seemed like a good deal to me. Being new to the 1st class cabin, your video explained almost every question I had. Thanks. BONUS - I just checked and Baltimore to Minneapolis is 909 miles, so we should get the big box of snacks.
I just took a Delta flight and first class was treated the same as the rest of the plane, I then took Alaska and first class was treated better with first class getting drink choices before departure.
Exactly my comment above lol, it’s all sounds a bit pretentious to fly first class at the moment ! I’m sure his flight was heavily subsidized in any case and it wasn’t out of the Jeb family funds ! Thanks for the video thought as a former Flight attendant with Caledonian Airways, remember us?? We used to wear the kilt and the tartan jacket, I too always felt the excitement of every take off and landing!
Hey Jeb I really love your videos especially that you went to my home airport last video which was I think the 3rd time you did a video and went to RDU but I love planes overall and love your videos keep up the good work
Love the vids Jeb keep posting
I have flow 15 times with Delta this year, out of SLC what Includes retirement of a 777 nowhere flight.
In April 2020 flight had six passengers from DCA-MSP. The most recent September 2020 764 SLC-ATL had 122 passengers and it was a weekend flight.
Great vid
I took a 757 between Den and Ord in August for my first covid era flight. It was magical. As you say, boarding the 757 is a special experience.
So happy to see flight videos again Jeb. Started flying myself recently. Can't wait for Delta to get rid of the "Flying coffin" (CRJ-200).
Definitely want that comparison, Jeb, please!
11:03 Folks those are the mountains called the Wasatch Front. Named after the Wahsatch Indian tribe. I live here and, right now, have the most amazing fall colors. In my own humble opinion.
Hi Jeb, yes - I would like to see a comparison of first class between the major carriers. Thank you and safe travels.
I recently took a 757-300 from Detroit to Orlando and I hadn’t been on a plane in a couple years, I love aviation so much and as we took off, I cried a bit because I haven’t experienced take off in forever. This is the reason why I came to this video. My stepdad said we should bump up to first class but I had to say if we ever do do first class, we should do it on a plane that has more room like a 767, 787, or possibly a 777. In my opinion, I would think the first class on the 757 would be little tighter than usual, first class wasn’t what it used to be all those years ago but the service in my opinion is nice.
Being in Economy or Economy Plus will always work better for us. Unless you have a bunch of points saved up through Frequent Flyer under any airline you fly with. They'll upgrade you if any empty seats before paging your zone onto the plane, or you can use your saved points for it. I love being in Economy if there are only two people sitting in 3 rows of seating to give you extra room to stretch and put your stuff in the middle seat shared with the other person. Plus, as a nice convivence. If you tell the flight attendants you have a flight that leaves from a gate real quickly in a short layover prior to when you land. They'll inform everyone on the plane to make room and let you get through. Even if you are in the back seats of the plane. It's a win-win.
Great video Jeb. Food is VERY important to me on a flight. So I despise those snack boxes.
But you really hit the nail on the head mentioning the miracle of getting on and then getting off in a brand new location. There is a feeling of great wonder for me. I too enjoy when the plane lines up on the runway ready to do the full throttle and off you go, into the wild blue yonder.
Would love to see a comparison of United and American Business Class service.....maybe to Hawaii since it's such a long flight. I would like to see what their snack boxes are on Hawaii flights.
Hi. Yes I would like to please see a comparison of the three airlines and other airlines during and before COVD-19. Thank you.
excellent jeb
I took the 757-300 to Los Angeles from Detroit last year. I sat 2nd to last row on a completely full flight, so it took a LONG time to disembark. They are really cool planes though
Really good content...helpful and timely....thank you!
go for it for the comparisons
Prior to the Covid madness, I would fly 3 or 4 times a year. I've had a Delta Skymiles card since 2015 or so and would typically use miles to upgrade to first class. I found that to be a pretty good deal for me. I've made one round trip flight this year on Delta and chose to upgrade only to Delta Comfort as the food and beverage options were the same. Delta's seat blocking policy also weighed on that choice as well. When life (and flying) returns to what it was a year ago, I will probably return to first class seating. Thanks for all you do in sharing your flying experiences with the world. Cheers.
My first flight was in 1982 and I was 3. I've been fascinated with flight ever since. From a very early age I wanted to know what type of plane we were flying on and if I found out it was a widebody, I'd be over the moon excited. Admittedly, the 757 wasn't my favorite plane but it has grown on me a lot over the years. It's a pilot's plane, often called the "hotrod" and it's proving to be very relevant in this time where reduced capacity medium to long range international flights are needed. So yes that turn onto the runway and spooling up of the engines gets me every single time. I may not fly as much as you, but I've flown plenty. It never gets old. Amenities are nice but I've never come to expect much from US domestic first class even in the good years. I expect a lot more on international business and first.
My big complaint is how dairy-happy flights are. Dairy put me in the ER a few years back and it seems I can never avoid it on flights. If they can put milk, butter and/or cheese in something, they almost always do which really limits my experience -- even in the good years. I ordered a dairy-free meal on AA international business and it was not good at all. Forget about deserts. Sadly (cheese being the exception) it's so easy to make anything good without dairy, even ice-cream -- so it's really reduced me love for the upper classes, especially domestic. TMI!
The no hot food and pre wrapped food from what I understand is to help reduce the spread of the virus. Just this time last year the lounges were serving hot food and I could just ask one of the workers and they would grab me whatever I wanted. Granted I'm disabled and so the workers usually just came and asked me what they could get for me to make things easier than trying to work my way through the crowded lounges. I was actually surprised just how crowded the lounges were. I thought they'd be fairly empty.
Hey @Jeb Brooks! Ill be on the same flight Monday! So excited!
Have a great trip!!
Jeb. I totally agree with you on the takeoff. I love landings as well
yeah... turning onto the runway. I feel you, man. Part of the reason I am learning to fly.
I just flew Delta a couple weeks ago from CVG to Tampa and I loved it. I set in Economy+ on the way down (free upgrade cause there were only 11 people on the flight) n Economy on the way back to CVG n it was a pretty full flight, as full as a flight can be with the middle seat 💺 blocked. I thought for a short 2hr flight it was great, both Economy n Economy Plus were very nice. The staff was very friendly and over all it was a great flight. IDK what ✈ I was on, 3 3 in Economy so it was a bigger ✈, maybe a 747 or 78 something, I thought for a short flight it was huge, but it is a tourist flight. Over all I like Delta and I'll fly them again. Better then Frontier and Allegiant pretty much the only other 2 options to Florida from CVG.
A bit disappointed that you didn't speak about the 'new' SLC International Airport (unless your trip was prior to September 16).
Good to see you in your native environment Jeb, the DL 757. I hold a similar opinion to your question, I would be totally fine with C+ or Econ and a blocked middle seat, but the fare differences are so small right now, I tend to spend the extra for first, even with the limited benefits.
These videos are so exciting when I am finally going to able to work for Delta one day. Thank you for these honest reviews.
Side Note: If you fly American, be wise, last time I flew it was overbooked and there wasn't much airflow. Still had a great time.
The last time I flew Delta was in August 2018 LAX-KOA round trip, economy comfort. Both legs were on geriatric 757-200s that were so old they needed a cane to move down the taxiway (both frames were over 30 years old), the IFE monitor in 2 of our 4 seats didn't work on the outbound leg, the buy-on-board food was terrible and the flight attendants all acted like they wished they were somewhere else.
I’ve flown a few times during the pandemic, once internationally and several times domestically. I booked first/business class seats for all those trips JUST because since airlines blocked off seats to reduce capacity, fewer people would fit on the planes and because I booked a seat in a premium cabin I had a row to myself and was able to distance myself from others. The guaranteed personal row made the ticket cost 100% worth it.
That's exactly why I chose to fly first class. It was only me and one other person upfront which was fine with me!
This is the best
I had that same seat on 757-300 BOS-LAX a few months ago. The seats and pitch were not that noteworthy. With the restrictions, I didn't find the extra $400 worth it. I would probably go for Comfort+ instead of "first class". Great to have your reviews again!
Flying First class with delta in June from Hawaii to Japan. I have 5 kiddos coming. all 10 and under. Cant wait to see their faces when we all take our seats. We did this because the seats lay flat. First time doing Delta one, hoping for a great experience during the COVID times.
im a delta pm and i flew 2x in the past 3 weeks on the LAX-SLC route. Its a short flight and on both trips I was on First out, Comfort on the return. First definitely isnt worth the price difference right now IMO, mainly for the simple reason the middle seat is empty on economy. Lift the armrest and u good. The drink service is next to nil on both first/economy too. Wont hesitate to get the cheapest unassigned seat for the remainder of the year.
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Yes, Jef it is worth it, recently flown on QR from DOH-ORD, to my surprize there were no cuts on catering, just a magnificent experience. Due to my AA Advantage Program I travel on AA in the US, the in-flight service is very poor regretfully even in FC, I enjoyed your video and website. Keep up the good work