Delta Air Lines Boeing 767 Business Class Brussels to New York
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Date: 2019-09-06
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Comments and reviews: 9
thegeneral123
This was one of the options on my list. UK based, so Manchester is my nearest airport with easy access. As well as Liverpool. I was thinking this flight with the Delta One product or Aer Lingus with their business product. Last time I checked, Aer Lingus worked out a little bit more expensive 10-15% but you get the benefit of US pre clearance in Dublin Airport. Plus a more modern aircraft. As someone that suffers from anxiety and a bit of a nervous flyer (I'm OK once in the air though, having US pre clearance in Dublin would help me relax more because I knew I could just walk out the exit at JFK. What are your thoughts between Delta and Aer Lingus?
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This was one of the options on my list. UK based, so Manchester is my nearest airport with easy access. As well as Liverpool. I was thinking this flight with the Delta One product or Aer Lingus with their business product. Last time I checked, Aer Lingus worked out a little bit more expensive 10-15% but you get the benefit of US pre clearance in Dublin Airport. Plus a more modern aircraft. As someone that suffers from anxiety and a bit of a nervous flyer (I'm OK once in the air though, having US pre clearance in Dublin would help me relax more because I knew I could just walk out the exit at JFK. What are your thoughts between Delta and Aer Lingus?
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dave arnold
Great video guys very interesting of looking at ways of different aircraft and how they cope the only criticism I have your video is a lot of visually impaired people like myself because your videos because I travel around the world a lot so would like to see whats going on in our lives but are people a lot of people on YouTube show a menu somebody like myself cannot read that my do you need to start telling people whats on the menu as visually impaired person like myself cannot see that menu thats the only criticism Ive got but it was a great video
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Great video guys very interesting of looking at ways of different aircraft and how they cope the only criticism I have your video is a lot of visually impaired people like myself because your videos because I travel around the world a lot so would like to see whats going on in our lives but are people a lot of people on YouTube show a menu somebody like myself cannot read that my do you need to start telling people whats on the menu as visually impaired person like myself cannot see that menu thats the only criticism Ive got but it was a great video
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6falconsue
Interesting that you studied in NYC, Dr. LTE. Speaking of NYC and your dislike of flying over water, I happened to see the film Sully on tv tonight, which recounted Capt. Sullenberger's famous landing of US Airways Flt 1549 (Airbus A320) in the Hudson River. Perhaps all airplanes should be equipped with giant (retractable) pontoons like a sea plane--lol. Anyway, Delta is not as bad as some other US airlines, in my limited experience. At least you could completely recline in business class and to me, that would be everything: -)
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Interesting that you studied in NYC, Dr. LTE. Speaking of NYC and your dislike of flying over water, I happened to see the film Sully on tv tonight, which recounted Capt. Sullenberger's famous landing of US Airways Flt 1549 (Airbus A320) in the Hudson River. Perhaps all airplanes should be equipped with giant (retractable) pontoons like a sea plane--lol. Anyway, Delta is not as bad as some other US airlines, in my limited experience. At least you could completely recline in business class and to me, that would be everything: -)
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Sam S
I just took this between JFK and Frankfurt. The Tumi kit was a hard case that you can get monogrammed for free. The food was very good and you can preorder before your flight. As far as the domestics go, it is much better than United and a little better than American on the same route (Newark and Dulles for the other two. Luftansa is marginally better, and Singapore is better by a little more. They use the 767 on the this route as well, but word is the cabin will be renovated by the end of 2020.
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I just took this between JFK and Frankfurt. The Tumi kit was a hard case that you can get monogrammed for free. The food was very good and you can preorder before your flight. As far as the domestics go, it is much better than United and a little better than American on the same route (Newark and Dulles for the other two. Luftansa is marginally better, and Singapore is better by a little more. They use the 767 on the this route as well, but word is the cabin will be renovated by the end of 2020.
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Ian Hamilton
HMMM. he's broken his alcohol rule on board. More importantly, Dr. LTE reviews are much more honest and telling as the airline social media teams > flight crews have no idea who he is. Hence the service cannot be padded like they are for Sam Chui and others. And we viewers get a more 'like it is' review. Looking forward to this review, however, can already sense it won't be stellar.
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HMMM. he's broken his alcohol rule on board. More importantly, Dr. LTE reviews are much more honest and telling as the airline social media teams > flight crews have no idea who he is. Hence the service cannot be padded like they are for Sam Chui and others. And we viewers get a more 'like it is' review. Looking forward to this review, however, can already sense it won't be stellar.
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Michael Woodrum
I did have a fear of flying over water on my first flight to Europe in 2017. Flew Delta and enjoyed it. No fear this time. Looking forward to returning next year to attend the Passion Play at Obergammerau. Trying to make arrangements with our group to fly business class. My wife will always be recovering from a hip injury. So having that flat bed will help.
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I did have a fear of flying over water on my first flight to Europe in 2017. Flew Delta and enjoyed it. No fear this time. Looking forward to returning next year to attend the Passion Play at Obergammerau. Trying to make arrangements with our group to fly business class. My wife will always be recovering from a hip injury. So having that flat bed will help.
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Peter Pritzl
Congrats, that's exactly what I expect from a flight review. No constant ego trip blah blah, just the info I appreciate. Seat configuration, menu, meals, flat bed, and I really like how the music was tastefully interjected. I never understand why folks make flight review videos, that show 90% the view out of the window, and 10% of the service etc.
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Congrats, that's exactly what I expect from a flight review. No constant ego trip blah blah, just the info I appreciate. Seat configuration, menu, meals, flat bed, and I really like how the music was tastefully interjected. I never understand why folks make flight review videos, that show 90% the view out of the window, and 10% of the service etc.
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Kenneth Miller
I flew the Delta 767-400 from JFK to SFO in business class. Was my first time flying business. It was fine but I wasn't too impressed. The massage function was really loud in my ear. You could hear the massaging mechanism working and it was a little off putting. But, listen to me complaining about getting a massage. Haha
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I flew the Delta 767-400 from JFK to SFO in business class. Was my first time flying business. It was fine but I wasn't too impressed. The massage function was really loud in my ear. You could hear the massaging mechanism working and it was a little off putting. But, listen to me complaining about getting a massage. Haha
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Jay Deshpande
Delta does a really good job at keeping their older planes like the 767 and 757 up and running in good shape, constantly upgrading their older planes. Credit to the way how Northwest Airlines would keep their old planes in good shape(they had 747-200s and DC-10s running from the 1970s all the way to the later 2000s
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Delta does a really good job at keeping their older planes like the 767 and 757 up and running in good shape, constantly upgrading their older planes. Credit to the way how Northwest Airlines would keep their old planes in good shape(they had 747-200s and DC-10s running from the 1970s all the way to the later 2000s
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