Delta fare classes

Delta Air Lines offers a range of fare classes, each tailored to meet the diverse needs and preferences of its passengers. The most premium offering is Delta One, available on long-haul international flights and select domestic routes. Delta One features lie-flat seats, premium dining, dedicated in-cabin service, and exclusive amenities like TUMI kits and Westin Heavenly bedding, making it a top choice for those seeking luxury in the sky. Next in line is Delta Premium Select, which provides a more spacious and comfortable experience than Main Cabin, with wider seats, additional legroom, adjustable footrests, and enhanced dining options. This class is often available on international flights and select domestic routes. Delta Comfort+ is a popular choice for those looking for added comfort without the premium price. It includes extra legroom, dedicated overhead bin space, and complimentary premium snacks and beverages, making it ideal for travelers who want more comfort at a reasonable price.

The Main Cabin is Delta's standard economy offering, providing a range of services to suit most travelers. Within the Main Cabin, Delta offers different fare levels, such as Basic Economy, Main Cabin, and Preferred Seats. Basic Economy is the most budget-friendly option but comes with restrictions, such as no seat selection until after check-in, no upgrades, and last group boarding. However, passengers still enjoy the same in-flight experience as other Main Cabin passengers, including complimentary snacks, drinks, and in-flight entertainment. Main Cabin fares allow more flexibility, including the ability to select seats during booking, earn Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs) and miles, and change flights with a fee. Preferred Seats are specific seats within the Main Cabin that offer extra legroom and are located in desirable locations, such as near the front of the plane.