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Delta One Sleep Suits On Sydney & Shanghai Flights As Of Today

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A couple of weeks ago I wrote about how Delta was planning on gradually introducing pajamas in business class. As I said at the time, the plan was to introduce them on flights from Los Angeles to Shanghai and Sydney as of today, December 15, 2015. Delta's PR team refused to confirm the rumor at…

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(@jacob-mccarthy)
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Wait, Lucky writing about Delta??!! I bet this is Nick in Lucky's name 😉


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I wish the Delta logo was in their traditional colors of red and blue. Other than that, hopefully the pajamas are comfy. I also wish DL had at least have one changing room in the plane.

Nice to see you write about Delta versus the usual EY/EK/QR/AA. 😉


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AA got out ahead of Delta with premium economy. .. so Delta introduces pajamas in business on the Sydney route two days before American.

We'll played timing Delta!


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Delta may refer to their new PJs as 'loungewear' but please do not take this literally and wear them in any airport lounge, with the possible exception of Shanghai where it really wouldn't matter.


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(@Jordan)
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These airlines can play their little games, but who really cares who came out first. PJ's will not make someone think "ooh, I'll choose DL over AA"

As for wearing PJ's through the airport, honestly, who cares what other people think?. If the plane landed and I didnt have time to change, I'll walk through the airport to the lounge or car in my PJ's without giving a care. I was doing that back in the late 90s with VS PJ's (which were more like loungewear). I saw others walking through LHR in their PJ's/Loungewear/Sleepsuits :-).


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(@William)
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I would much rather see Delta offer a mattress pad on their international J flights (just as Virgin Atlantic does). Those leather seats obviously can't breathe like fabric ones can, and can get somewhat sticky after a long flight.


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 York
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I wish they improve the meal. Pajama is the last thing I will ask. Mr. Anderson, Please understand the priority of your elite customers.


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