Welcome back to the channel and today I wanted to show you what you could expect from Delta
Airlines Premium Economy. This is Premium Select as they market it on the 767-400. Please follow me
on Instagram at brandon johnson10k for behind the scenes looks at content that I will be reviewing
in the future; such as this content that I did put on my story the other day. Here's a look at
Premium Economy and the one thing that's nice about this is it's a 2-2 configuration instead
of the normal 2-4-2 or 2-3-2. So by default this makes this in my opinion a better Premium Economy
than American Airlines which I've reviewed. I will leave a link for that. As well as United
Airlines Premium Economy which I've reviewed also. I will leave a link for that as well. You can see
the seat here. You get a Tumi amenity kit. You've got a pillow and a blanket at your seat. You do
have the menu card as well for dining. I will show you later. It is really a screen recording of the
menu. They do put a limited number of things on there but for the full menu you actually have to
scan a QR code to look at the rest of the things they offer in Premium Economy. I will show you
that a little later. As you can see the seat, and thankfully no foot rests below. Those foot rests
just take up leg space for me. You do have some charging ports; which did work. I did not have a
seat mate so I was fortunate I was able to put my camera over there. You've got the headphone
jack here to your left, a bottle of water that was left out for you. You have the seat controls
and in flight entertainment remote as well. Here are the headphones and how to control;
not to control, but to listen to the in-flight entertainment system. There
is a little piece that lifts up here. Essentially you've got a Domestic First Class seat here more
or less in Premium Economy. To your right here you have the tray table which pops out here.
It is a sturdy tray table so don't worry the food offering won't overtake the tray table;
which you'll see in a minute what I mean by that. You do have individual air vents which is a plus.
As far as pre-departure beverages, we were offered a choice of sparkling wine or sparkling water.
You were also brought a bag of almonds and raisins;
which those are pretty good. You had a bottle of water already sitting there for you.
I will talk about more of the flight after the takeoff. I will see you shortly.
Welcome back and let's take a look at the bathroom in the 767-400. Again nothing
surprising here. It's a standard bathroom as we see most of the time on these aircrafts;
again with few exceptions. Their are no window's unfortunately in this bathroom. This bathroom
is essentially shared with Premium Economy and Business Class. I guess it's in between
Premium Economy and Business Class. I did see Business Class passengers using this bathroom
as well as the one up front. There is one up front for Business Class passengers.
This one really serves the purpose for both classes of service. Now the meal service started
off with a cooling towel. It's a pre-packaged cool towel that you've got here. Their were no
hot towel service but this is something I didn't see on United or American. So just a small little
detail that is a little different in the service. The meal choices for the main were orange glazed
chicken or vegetable green curry. I chose the orange glazed chicken and it did come with
an appetizer, and a dessert all served on one tray. It was served on all plastic by the way,
so no plates. I didn't like the appetizer there at the top. It was tomato, artichoke palm hearts,
and some potatoes. Here is that orange glazed chicken and the tres leches cake here with the
white chocolate sauce. It was really good also so two out of the three were good. So not bad;
batting 66 percent as far as the meal service went in my opinion. You've got the snack basket;
this was available in the galley so you can see the array of snacks that are available anytime..
This classifies as the little bites. Their are some more of the almonds and raisins. I did take
the chocolate; that was really good, and some vanilla cookies. You could grab those anytime
that you wanted during the flight. The breakfast was served about an hour and 30 minutes before
landing. Their you have some fruit, and you have a sandwich here. This is a Gouda and mushroom
sandwich. Their was also a Canadian bacon sandwich, so this was the vegetarian option.
It was pretty good. To end the service; a piece of chocolate before landing. Here's a look at the
menu. I will let you take a look at the menu here for what they serve in Premium Economy on this
route specifically, and I will be back shortly. You do get the free messaging with I message,
Facebook Messenger ,and WhatsApp. There's a look at the pricing for the internet.
For the full flight. one hour, and three hour durations. As well as the subscription cost if
you subscribe to the Wi-Fi. Also them letting you know that T-Mobile users Wi-Fi connection is free
with streaming. I will let you also take a look here by yourself at the in-flight entertainment
screen as it's really not much different than other in-flight entertainment screen's
on Delta that I've shown you on past reviews. I will be back shortly with my final thoughts.
My
thoughts on this flight were that the crew was pretty good. It seemed to be an experienced
crew. I talked to one of the flight attendants who often worked the Rio De Janeiro flights,
and I think she has been with Delta for some time. I thought the food overall was good. The
only thing I really didn't like was the appetizer for dinner. One thing to note is they are using
plastic instead of plates for the meal service an it's all served on one tray. Not that it's a
ton of food but just something to note if you're curious about it, We did have the pre-departure
beverage as well as a pre-departure little bag of almonds and raisins. You also had an
amenity kit, and a bottle of water waiting at the seat. As well as a pillow and a blanket.
As for the seat. Again it's not too different really from the Premium Economies on American
Airlines and United but I think on the 767 it makes a difference. Only because because you
have a 2-2-2 configuration and it just feels less crowded. Plus I didn't have a seat mate
so I guess that helped it feel like I had more space. They didn't have those foot rests which I
hate underneath the seat so it doesn't intrude on your leg space. I guess one unique thing about the
service was the pre-packaged towel they offered as well as the little chocolate at the end. I
thought that was a nice little touch because I didn't see that on United or American when
flying those products. So that was my experience on Delta's Premium Select which is really Premium
Economy in their 767-400. This was flight DL110 from Buenos Aires, Argentina to Atlanta. Georgia.
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