We lucked out that day - after fearing we’d be greeted by full overhead bins. You’ll need to put everything in an overhead bin for taxiing, take-off, and landing. So, take full advantage of that priority boarding. The jumpseat in front of it is a solid, metal “wall.” The flight attendant jump seat in front of seat 14D in a Delta A321 If you’re like me and have broad shoulders, passengers seated in the four rows in front of you will bump into you when they walk toward the rear/coach lavatory. So you don’t have to worry about passengers encroaching on legroom. Notice how forward the flight attendant’s jumpseat (to the left) is. Just be careful to not bump the person sitting in 13E. The legroom in seat 14D in a Delta A321 The legroom in seat 14D in a Delta A321 The legroom in seat 14D in a Delta A321 But I certainly appreciated the extra room. I couldn’t completely stretch out my legs.

Nor does it boast the space of our beloved row 10.īut it has far more legroom than the row’s other seats. (In fact, legroom is pretty much the reason I originally pursued airline elite status.)ġ4D doesn’t have oodles of legroom like exit rows. So there was nothing special in that regard. Finally, alcoholic drinks and headsets are complimentary.Ĭomfort+ seats have the same padding and width as standard coach seats. C+ passengers also (sometimes) enjoy dedicated overhead bin space. Plus, they may board right after first class. So here’s what it was like sitting in 14D! Seat 14D in a Delta A321 Comfort+ġ4D is the last row of Delta’s Comfort+ section on A321 aircraft.Ĭomfort+ passengers get a bit more legroom than those sitting in the Main Cabin. (13E and 13F are available to passengers.) So I was curious about 14D’s legroom, under-seat storage, inflight entertainment system, and power options.

And seat 13D is a flight attendant jumpseat. What’s so interesting about 14D? you may ask. But this was a great opportunity to try 14D. It’s right behind first class, offers plenty of legroom, and allows for under-seat storage.īut row 10 was occupied when we booked our flights. My wife, daughter, and I usually prefer to sit in row 10 when we ride Delta’s A321. Paul (MSP) to Los Angeles (LAX) flight, I had the opportunity to sit somewhere new: seat 14D in Delta Air Lines’ Airbus A321 aircraft. My family and I just returned from a wonderful, family vacation to central Minnesota. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Opinions, reviews, analyses & recommendations are the author’s alone, and have not been reviewed, endorsed or approved by any of these entities.

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