How do Premium Select seats differ from Delta One Suites on the same aircraft?
51% Boarding Area
20% FrequentMiler
16% 2PAXfly
13% Other
Premium Select and Delta One Suites on the same aircraft differ significantly in comfort, amenities, and pricing. Boarding Area +1
Seating and Layout
- Premium Select features wider seats in a 2-4-2 layout with adjustable foot and headrests, offering more space than economy but not fully flat.
- Delta One Suites provide fully lie-flat seats with sliding privacy doors, a 1-2-1 configuration, and direct aisle access.đź”—
Comfort and Privacy
- Premium Select offers increased legroom and recline, suitable for napping, but no privacy screens.
- Delta One Suites deliver full privacy, lie-flat beds, and Westin Heavenly bedding for optimal rest.đź”—
In-Flight Experience
- Premium Select includes TUMI amenity kits, noise-canceling headphones, and enhanced meal service.
- Delta One offers multi-course gourmet meals, premium wine selections, and personalized service with fewer passengers per flight attendant.đź”—
Additional Benefits
- Premium Select has no lounge access or priority boarding.
- Delta One includes lounge access, priority check-in, and personalized greetings.
Boarding Area 51%
Delta Premium Select vs Delta One: Which Upgrade Suits You Best?
In my experience scouring countless travel forums and airline updates, I’ve noticed that Delta Air Lines offers two distinct premium cabins for international travel: Delta Premium Select and Delta One. Both promise to elevate your flight well beyond Main Cabin or Comfort+, but each one meets different needs depending on your budget, comfort preferences, and itinerary. Delta Premium Select, introduced in 2017, bridges the gap between economy and business-class environments. It offers wider seats, extra legroom, and a dedicated cabin for a more intimate feel. According to a 2024 survey from ABC Travel Insights, nearly 30% of international travelers
BaldThoughts 13%
Delta Airlines A350 Review – Delta One Suites vs Premium Select vs Main Cabin
I was recently invited by Delta Airlines to take a sneak peek of their new A350. Delta has added their new flagship plane on the Los Angeles (LAX) to Shanghai (PVG) route. The inaugural flight takes place today July 2, 2018. To take advantage of Delta Airlines A350, make sure to book flight number DL89. I’ve flown to Asia before on Delta ONE in their A330 and 777 to Tokyo and Shanghai. I was very excited to explore the A350 and see how it compared to my other experiences in the past. Delta ONE suite passengers get a Tumi
FrequentMiler 11%
Half an hour in Delta’s Premium Select. A mini review.
Premium Select is Delta’s name for their new premium economy cabin which is available only on certain international routes (at the time of this writing, it is available only on Delta’s Airbus A350s). It’s easy to get this mixed up with their Comfort+ seating, but it is quite different. Comfort+ is basically the same as regular economy but with slightly more legroom and slightly more recline. Premium Select has wider seats, more legroom, footrests, and premium food and drink service. I recently had the opportunity to try out Premium Select… for about half an hour. Some readers will remember
FrequentMiler 9%
Delta Premium Select Bottom Line Review
My wife and I recently flew Delta round trip from Detroit to Amsterdam. We applied Global Upgrade Certificates (available only to Diamond Medallion elites) in both directions. These certificates now instantly upgrade you from economy to Premium Select, and then you are supposed to be on the upgrade list for Delta One starting 24 hours before the flight. I say “supposed to” because it didn’t work that way in either direction. After many, many hours on the phone with Delta (for both flights!), we got the issue sorted out shortly before boarding each time. On the outbound flight we were
2PAXfly 16%
NEW ROUTES 2026 #4: Delta Airlines East Coast to Los Angeles on A350 with Delta One Business Class
Delta began operating its new A350 aircraft to Melbourne late last year, giving travellers a third option, alongside Qantas and United, for direct flights to Los Angeles. The airline now flies from Melbourne and Brisbane three times a week, and daily from Sydney. Its Delta One Business Class seat has the edge on other US airlines, featuring full-height sliding doors, Missoni bedding and amenity kits, lumbar pillows for extra support, chef supervised menus and sommelier-selected wine pairings. I’m doing a series of posts on new routes in and out of Australia. Some are actually new routes, and some are