Delta offers a range of cabin classes designed to cater to the diverse needs and preferences of its passengers. Whether you're looking for luxury and personalized service or just a comfortable seat for a long flight, Delta has a cabin class that will suit your needs. From Delta One, their premium cabin, to Basic Economy, their most affordable option, each cabin offers unique features and amenities. In this guide, we'll provide an overview of each Delta cabin, including their in-flght experience, baggage allowance, boarding, seat assignment, seat configurations and more.

Delta Air Lines offers several types of cabins to its passengers, including:

Delta One

Delta One is Delta's premium cabin class, offering the ultimate in luxury and comfort. It is available on long-haul international flights and select domestic routes. Passengers enjoy personalized service from a dedicated flight attendant, lie-flat seats with direct aisle access, and a range of in-flight amenities, including chef-curated meals, premium entertainment options, noise-canceling headphones, and luxurious bedding.

First Class

Delta Airlines' First Class offers a premium experience for passengers seeking luxury and comfort. Passengers enjoy priority boarding, extra legroom, comfortable seating with adjustable headrests and footrests, personalized service from a dedicated flight attendant, chef-curated meals, premium beverages, and a range of in-flight entertainment options. On select flights, they also have access to Delta Sky Club lounges.

Delta Premium Select

Delta Premium Select is an elevated economy experience, offering more space and comfort than traditional economy. Passengers enjoy wider seats with additional legroom, adjustable footrests and headrests, and extra recline. They also receive a welcome cocktail, chef-curated meals, and enhanced in-flight entertainment options.

Delta Comfort+

Delta Comfort+ is Delta's premium economy class, offering a more comfortable experience than standard economy. Passengers enjoy additional legroom and seat pitch, priority boarding, dedicated overhead bin space, and complimentary beer, wine, and spirits. They also receive access to premium snacks and entertainment options.

Main Cabin

Delta's Main Cabin is their standard economy class, offering affordable fares with reliable service. Passengers enjoy a variety of in-flight entertainment options, complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic beverages, and access to Wi-Fi for purchase. Seat options vary by aircraft type, but generally offer a 30-31 inch pitch.

Basic Economy

Delta Airlines' Basic Economy is their most affordable fare option, designed for passengers who prioritize price over amenities. Passengers receive a standard seat assignment at check-in, board last, and are not eligible for upgrades or changes. Checked bags are subject to a fee, and in-flight amenities are limited.

Delta Cabins on Different Aspects

In terms of In-flight experience

Delta Airlines offers different in-flight experiences for each cabin class, ranging from basic amenities in Main Cabin to luxurious amenities in Delta One. Here's a breakdown of the in-flight experiences for each Delta cabin class:

Delta One
Passengers in Delta One enjoy a premium in-flight experience that includes fully lie-flat seats with direct aisle access, premium bedding and pillows, noise-canceling headphones, in-seat power outlets, and USB ports, personal entertainment screens with Delta Studio, and chef-curated menu with complimentary wine and cocktails. Delta One passengers also have access to Delta Sky Club lounges and Sky Priority services, including priority check-in, security, and boarding.

First Class
Delta's First Class offers an enhanced in-flight experience with spacious seats featuring extra legroom and recline, adjustable headrests, and ample storage space. Passengers also enjoy premium dining options, complimentary beverages, and a wide range of entertainment choices, including Delta Studio. Additionally, First Class passengers receive priority boarding and dedicated overhead bin space.

Delta Premium Select
Premium Select passengers enjoy an elevated in-flight experience that includes wider seats with extra legroom, adjustable footrests, a dedicated cabin with fewer seats for a more private experience, noise-canceling headphones, personal entertainment screens with Delta Studio, and an enhanced dining experience with complimentary wine and beer.

Delta Comfort+
Comfort+ passengers enjoy an enhanced economy in-flight experience that includes extra legroom, dedicated overhead bin space, complimentary beer, wine, and spirits, a hot towel service, and a selection of premium snacks.

Main Cabin
Passengers in Main Cabin enjoy a basic in-flight experience that includes comfortable seats with adjustable headrests, personal entertainment screens with Delta Studio, a selection of complimentary snacks, and a variety of food and drink options available for purchase.

Basic Economy
Basic Economy passengers have access to the same in-flight experience as Main Cabin passengers, but with certain restrictions, including no seat selection until after check-in, no changes or refunds, and no upgrades or elite qualifying miles. For more details regarding Delta In-flight Services, please contact+1-332-699-4898

In terms of Baggage Allowance

Knowing the baggage allowance for each Delta cabin class is important for planning your travel and avoiding unexpected fees. Each cabin class has different rules and restrictions regarding the number, size, and weight of bags allowed, both for carry-on and checked baggage. In this section, we'll provide an overview of the baggage allowance for each Delta cabin class, so you can pack accordingly and avoid any additional fees.

Cabin Class

Carry-on Baggage

Checked Baggage

Delta One

2 bags up to 70 lb each (up to 32 kg)

3 bags up to 70 lb each (up to 32 kg)

First Class

2 bags up to 70 lb each (up to 32 kg)

3 bags up to 70 lb each (up to 32 kg)

Delta Premium Select

2 bags up to 70 lb each (up to 32 kg)

2 bags up to 70 lb each (up to 32 kg)

Delta Comfort+

1 bag up to 50 lb (up to 23 kg)

2 bags up to 50 lb each (up to 23 kg)

Main Cabin

1 bag up to 50 lb (up to 23 kg)

1 bag up to 50 lb (up to 23 kg)

Basic Economy

1 personal item (such as a purse or small backpack)

No checked baggage allowed

In terms of Boarding

Delta Airlines has a tiered boarding process that prioritizes certain cabin classes and loyalty program members. Here's a breakdown of the boarding order for each Delta cabin class:

Delta One
Delta One passenger have priority boarding and are invited to board first, usually after pre-boarding for customers with disabilities and active military personnel.

First Class
First Class passengers on Delta receive priority boarding, allowing them to board the plane before most other passengers. This ensures ample time to stow carry-on baggage and get settled before takeoff.

Delta Premium Select
Premium Select passengers board after Delta One but before Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin passengers.

Delta Comfort+
Comfort+ passengers board after Premium Select but before Main Cabin passengers.

Main Cabin
Main Cabin passengers board last, in groups based on their seat location and loyalty status. Delta's Main Cabin 1 and 2 boarding groups include passengers who have purchased certain fares, have elite status in the SkyMiles loyalty program, or hold a Delta co-branded credit card. The Main Cabin 3 boarding group includes remaining passengers who have not qualified for Main Cabin 1 or 2.

Basic Economy
Basic Economy passengers board last, after all, other cabin classes, and may be subject to restrictions on carry-on luggage and seat assignments.

Seat Measurements of Delta Cabins on Different Delta Aircraft Models

Aircraft Model

Cabin Class

Seat Pitch (inches)

Seat Width (inches)

Seat Recline (degrees)

Airbus A220-100

Delta One

78-82

20

180

First Class

37

20

180

Main Cabin Extra

34

18.6

4

Main Cabin

31-32

18.6-19.1

4

Airbus A220-300

Delta One

78-82

20

180

First Class

37

20

180

Main Cabin Extra

34

18.6

4

Main Cabin

31-32

18.6-19.1

4

Airbus A319

First Class

36-37

21

5.4

Main Cabin

30-31

17.2-18.1

4

Airbus A320

First Class

36-37

21

5.4

Main Cabin

30-31

17.2-18.1

4

Airbus A321

Delta One

76-80

21.5

180

First Class

36-37

21

5.4

Main Cabin Extra

34

18.1

4

Main Cabin

30-31

17.2-18.1

4

First Class

36-37

21

5.4

Boeing 717

First Class

37-38

19.6

5.4

Main Cabin

30-31

17.2-18.1

4

Boeing 737-700

First Class

37-38

21

5.4

Main Cabin

31-32

17.2-18.1

4

Boeing 737-800

First Class

37-38

21

5.4

Main Cabin

31-32

17.2-18.1

4

Boeing 737-900ER

First Class

37-38

21

5.4

Delta Comfort+

34

17.2

4

Main Cabin

31-32

17.2-18.1

4

Boeing 757-200

Delta One

76-80

21.5

180

First Class

37

21

5.4

Delta Comfort+

35

18.5

4

Earning of Miles and Status Credits on Delta Cabins

Delta SkyMiles members can earn miles and status credits on flights in all Delta cabins, with the amount earned varying based on the fare class and flight distance. Understanding how miles and status credits are accrued can help passengers plan their travel and maximize their rewards. In this section, we'll provide an overview of how Delta calculates mileage and status credit accrual for each cabin class, based on fare class and flight distance.

Standby and Ticket Changes for Delta Cabins

Delta Air Lines offers various cabin classes, each with its policies and fees for standby travel and ticket changes. Here is an overview of Delta's standby and ticket change policies and associated fees for each cabin class:

Delta Basic Economy:
Standby travel: Not available
Ticket changes: Not allowed
Change fee (domestic): N/A
Change fee (international): N/A

Delta Main Cabin:
Standby travel: Available for a $75 fee
Ticket changes: Allowed with a $200 fee
Change fee (domestic): $200
Change fee (international): $200-$500

Delta Comfort+:
Standby travel: Available for a $75 fee
Ticket changes: Allowed with a $200 fee
Change fee (domestic): $200
Change fee (international): $200-$500

Delta Premium Select:
Standby travel: Available for a $75 fee
Ticket changes: Allowed with a $200 fee
Change fee (domestic): $200
Change fee (international): $200-$500

Delta First Class:
Standby travel: Available for a $75 fee
Ticket changes: Allowed with a $200 fee
Change fee (domestic): $200
Change fee (international): $200-$500

Delta One:
Standby travel: Available for a $75 fee
Ticket changes: Allowed with no fee
Change fee (domestic): $0
Change fee (international): $0

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