Welcome back to the channel and today I wanted to show you what you would expect from Delta
Airlines Economy Class on their A330-300. Please follow me on Instagram at Brandonjohnson10k for
behind the scenes looks at content that I will be reviewing in the future. Here's a look at Economy
Class on Delta flight 105 from Atlanta to Sao Paulo, Brazil. As you'll see here you have a
2-4-2 configuration which is generous on a wide body. So it's eight seats across instead of nine
or ten. That does give you at least the feel of a little more space in between passengers
even knowing you still are in Economy Class. On this flight I had seat 43J which is right after
the middle bathrooms. This is an exit row seat. Here is a little more detail on the seat. Their
was a pillow and blanket pre-packaged out there for you. You really have unlimited leg room
and you're not really obstructed by the door. I know some 777's have that obstruction where
your feet are kind of diagonal but on this one it is not the case. You have a remote there.
Really it just controls the lights and it's the flight attendant call button You have an arm rest
on both sides. This seat does recline even though it's in the exit row. Here's the tray table which
comes out from your left side. So that folds over and that gives you the full tray table.
It is a pretty good seat. This flight was nine hours and five minutes and I was able to get a
little bit of sleep. You do have individual air nozzles thankfully. You do have a window
that is slightly behind you so you have to kind of look back to look out of the window.
Here's a look at the in-flight entertainment. Since this is an exit row seat there's no
in-flight entertainment monitor in front of you. You have to pull it out next to you.
They did hand out the Delta Studio headphones, which are just okay. They also handed out the
travel kit. I think that's a nice little touch there. You get earplugs and an eye
mask. The eye mask did come in handy as I tried to catch some Z's on this flight. I
am going to leave you with the takeoff and I'll be back shortly to talk about the rest of the flight.
Okay welcome back let's look at the bathroom on the A330.
As you would have guessed their is nothing really special about it. This is the middle
bathroom so this one's very close to my seat 43J. You have a decent amount of space here
in case you wanted to get changed into something more comfortable. So not bad space wise, and no
windows. The meal service started with them handing out this dining mat. It's a set up your
own dining mat or tablecloth. You've got your eating utensils; bamboo cutlery here nestled
in here with a napkin and a toothpick. This is an interesting concept that Delta has here with that.
Here's the meal service. You had a choice between chicken or pasta. I
had the chicken. This is a Creole mustard chicken and some kind of couscous salad. It
came with the Lemon Blondie dessert. The food was actually really good. Quite an improvement from
my last long haul experience on Delta's A350 from Atlanta to Santiago. I'll leave a link
for that so you can compare the experience. As far as breakfast you got a few pieces of
fruit and some kind of egg McMuffin thing. I didn't really eat that I just ate the egg and
cheese part and didn't eat the muffin. It was okay. Unfortunately the Wi-Fi was not operable
this flight. You did actually get a goodbye chocolate. That's a touch I hadn't seen in
the past on Delta. I'll let you go through the IFE and I will give you my final thoughts coming up.
Welcome back so I wanted to share my final thoughts on this flight. It was a big improvement
on the food which is nice because my last long haul flight on Delta was also out of Atlanta;
and the food wasn't so good. It is good to see that improvement. The Wi-Fi was not working this
flight. Some things to remember with seat 43J if you do select that seat is that it
does recline but it does not have charging outlets. So there's no universal outlet there,
but you do have unlimited leg room in that seat. A travel kit was handed out
with an eye mask and ear plugs. I think that's that's a nice gesture especially for Economy.
As far as the service went the crew was very good and I generally don't have a problem with that on
Delta. Consistently I've had good crews on Delta flights. I'm not going to say its a given but I
feel like more than likely you'll have a good to above average experience with the crew. I'm not
going to put this along the lines of where they're going all out like Singapore Airlines and such,
but again you're you're primed more than likely to have a good or above average crew with Delta.
So that was my experience flying in Delta's Economy Class on their A330-300 on flight DL
105 from Atlanta to Sao Paulo. Please subscribe to the channel, give this video a like, and share
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