| Our family of 3 is traveling soon—DH, teen, and myself—on a 3 hour flight. I’m considering upgrading to Delta Comfort as it’s only $35 more a seat ($105 total) It seems the only benefits, other than slightly more space, is early boarding and quicker deplaning. It’s our annual “big” trip, so it would be a nice luxury, but I’m wondering if it’s truly worth it. (Not eligible for upgrades as we rarely fly Delta and don’t have points nor are we members.) |
| You seem to understand the benefits - mainly extra leg room. At that price, we would do it for a flight ~3 hrs or longer. We would not do it for a 2 hr flight. |
| I wouldn’t do it for a 3 hr flight but my legs aren’t that long. |
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I would do it.
Boarding early during the holiday season is a big win for space for any carry on luggage. |
Just get the credit card, you get free checked bag and board in the first economy group. No annual fee the first year, and you get the bonus miles. |
| Why not. Early boarding is better. |
| You also get offered better snacks and free booze in Delta Comfort, if that matters to you. |
| I would do it for $35- I almost always take the economy plus option for the legroom, faster boarding and not having to worry about space for carry on luggage, and faster deplaning. I sometimes get the free drinks but not that often since I usually need to drive when I arrive. |
| I just flew Delta Comfort on a 3-hour flight last week. It was expensed, wouldn’t normally do it on my own dime. The Zone 3 boarding was nice but I otherwise didn’t care. I’d save the money. |
| I just flew delta last weekend. If you're planning on bringing carryon luggage, then definitely do it. Our flight was full, and my zone 6 boarding resulted in me having to check my carryon because the overhead bins were full. |
| we only fly first, its not that much more |
| I don’t think it’s worth it, but I’m short. My husband is tall and insists on it, even for short flights. |
Only idiots pay out of pocket to fly first domestically. |