Given that I'd done some shopping in New York and my bags were substantially heavier than they were leaving Los Angeles, and given that I had to drop off my friend's apartment keys at a location a few blocks away from where I was staying, I decided to ignore my own advice about the A…
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Good TR but most of the pictures are upside down or otherwise displaying incorrectly ( at least on mobile devices?such as an iPhone)
Same on an iPad and a Windows 8.1 laptop. Fine review but the pictures completely spoil it.
The review is ruined by the pictures, take the time to correct and insert them properly. Deplaning in Terminal 6 LAX, no big deal, your walking to baggage claim.
You can just pre-buy gogo one-day passes on their website for $16 and redeem them on any flight regardless of what the cost is on that flight. They are good for up to a year after purchase.
That's what you get when Ben allows his employees to use their phone to take photos for trip reports.
First of all it's not a Top Secret report so lighten up w all the picture critics. Good reprt and after reading Ben's reports I am glad I don't have to fly 1st much domestically. I have flown Delta in Coach and it was ok but been several years. I cringe to think what flying is like today. Also if I had to pay full fare on Delta and they served me Cava I would be highly unamused. It is probably one of the better airlines domestically, I have learned reading Ben's posts not to fly domestic OCONUS
Thanks Nick good reprt
I love the silly things travel bloggers complain about. Terminal 5 v. Terminal 6? Really? Rolleyes.
These seats are horrible for very tall people (I'm 6'6"). When flat, my feet reach the end and are pressed into the leg cubby hole, forcing my knees to bend! I much prefer the herringbone config of the 777s. Though my feet hang off, it's comfortable. Otherwise, for folks of average height, there's nothing wrong with these seats.
A quick glance at your wine list would have told you that this season's sparkling offering in Delta One from Delta's sommelier is in fact a true champagne from the Champagne region. NOT Cava.