Delta’s Brilliant New Safety Video

Delta’s Brilliant New Safety Video

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Check it out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZm4gqagnVs

While perhaps not quite as good as Air New Zealand’s videos, it’s still pretty darn good.

Like it as much as I do, or no?

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  1. Ivan Y Diamond

    The '80s video was better, saw it here first and on one the flights on the way back from FTU.

  2. Greg Guest

    Lame. Too long, and agree with previous comment about 'trying too hard.' Didn't find it all that funny compared to previous safety vids. Bring back Deltalina!

  3. John-Paul Guest

    Like it? No–I loved it. Two thumbs up.

  4. Coutureguy Guest

    Well done, but entirely too long imo. Seemed like it was never going to end.

  5. John DELTA Guest

    Cute...it gives you things to look for and point out with a companion.

    Sure wish all coach seats had as much room as the guy who gets up & down repeatedly during the alternating "FASTEN SEAT BELTS" sign going on/off. He stood straight up without touching any of the seat in front of him!!

  6. Tony Guest

    Love them, BTW, for those who are whining about upgrades on the transcon, DL must be selling those seat of they wouldn't have taken them away..

  7. Lisa Guest

    Ugh. Tedious. Would have been funnier if all the "funny" stuff *was* subtle, instead of the camera lingering there like, "It's an abacus! Get it! An abacus! It's like a computer!"

  8. Arcanum Gold

    I have to admit, the tribbles made me laugh too.

    Still, I prefer the video that played on my recent JAL flight. I've never seen them blast through the safety instructions so fast - basically "Seatbelts. Put yo shit away. Don't smoke in the lav. Off we go!" but with cartoon characters.

  9. Scottrick Guest

    Meh. Tries to hard. I got bored after the first two or three jokes.

  10. Patrick Guest

    @ 4:02...

    Who's that in the background? Ben Franklin?

  11. Kat Ana Guest

    As a trekkie I loved the bit with the tribbles falling out of the overhead compartment! :D

  12. Joey Diamond

    Hilarious! I had to give a second look at that guy's hands that had red nail polish.
    I still prefer the Delta safety video I saw earlier this year that had an 80s theme!!! Loved the look of the passengers when they mentioned WiFi.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eduNjwNvcH4

  13. JEM Guest

    Love what Delta's been doing with the safety videos - takes several watchings to catch all the humor, which (at least sometimes) quiets the boors who loudly talk during the safety presentations.

  14. Dave Guest

    Wish they had saved the production money spent on the video and gave me a an upgrade instead!

  15. mowogo Member

    I enjoy it, but the humor is very subtle, so easy to miss. Though it does actually give reason to watch multiple times just to catch everything

  16. Neil S. Guest

    Instagram cloud porn was very funny. I love the videos.

    That said, I'd rather have my JFK-LAX upgrades back than funny videos.

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Ivan Y Diamond

The '80s video was better, saw it here first and on one the flights on the way back from FTU.

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Greg Guest

Lame. Too long, and agree with previous comment about 'trying too hard.' Didn't find it all that funny compared to previous safety vids. Bring back Deltalina!

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John-Paul Guest

Like it? No–I loved it. Two thumbs up.

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