Delta Airlines Airbus A321-200 (321) Seat Map

Traveler reviews

• 12F★anonymous

  No window. Cabin wall projects into seat. Seat 2” narrower than standard. Very poor.

• 14D★anonymous

  Useless

  The fact that I lose shelf storage and a place to stow a backpack makes this seat a downgrade. Avoid this seat if you have system for storing smaller bags. It will force you to use carryon bins which will delay your exit of plane. Also have to use stow away monitor that they force you to stow on the ground. Absolute garbage.

• 12A★★anonymous

  Seats 12A and 12F are Narrower, Do Not Recline and Have No Window

  Seats 12A and 12F are a few inches narrower than the rest of the plane. They do mot recline, and there is no window. This makes it a noticeably worse experience than sittomg in other seats Tue reason is because there is an emergency door in the row behind, and the door handles extend into row 12. Ther eis also a small beame where the window would be, wich prevents a passenger from extending any part of their arm beyond the arm rest.

• 1A★anonymous

  Ted

  Terrible seat from lAX to HNl. You cannot stretch out your legs since the bulkhead goes straight down to the floor. Avoid bulkheads on this Airbus aircraft if you are 6’ or taller. Go for other seats where your feet can go under the seat in front of you.

• 12F★★anonymous

  Significantly More Narrow

  Marketed as Comfort , it was anything but. The emergency exit door the row behind protrudes into the seat, so not only do you lose all arm room, but the seat also seems to be narrower than the others by an inch or two (total arm room/ width lost... maybe 6"?). If you're a smaller / petit build, prob wouldn't be as noticeable, but with wider shoulders it was wildly uncomfortable. As a smaller side note; you also have no window

• 12A★anonymous

  Airbus 12A F No Windows

  Seats 12A F don't have a window and the seats are small. I don't know how an adult male passenger can fit in them. They should not sell or advertise these seats as "comfort" because they are not.

• 12A★anonymous

  12A and 12F should be for small children only

  To say either of these seats are "comfortable" is bullshit. Most uncomfortable seats I've ever had in my life. No window, a good 5" of lost space due to the "ring" near the exit door that is directly along side you. Has to be the shittiest seat in the plane. I assume this was a re-seat layout change as the seats that did have windows nearby, the windows didn't even align with the seats. Whoever approved the seat layout is a fucking idiot.

• 13E★★★anonymous

  Extra leg room, less width

  Lots of leg room, could not reach the seat in front of me! But…both the tray table

• 13A★anonymous

  Delta seat 13A, NOT comfortable for wide bodies.

  I'm 6'4" and over 350 pounds. The seat is excellent (10 stars) for tall, narrow, people. I had plenty of leg room. However, I have very wide shoulders/torso, and could not get comfortable. This was the most uncomfortable I've ever been on a flight. Reconsider this seat selection if you are even of an average width. I would cancel any future flights if the only option was 13A or 13F. I could not access my TV or tray. I could not recline. I could not look comfortably out of the window, felt like I turned to look behind me over my left shoulder. Bottom line - horrible seat for average sized man - great seat for tall, petite people.

• 12B★anonymous

  No Windows. Limited Recline. Middle seat. Not worth a free drink by any means

  Initially you’d think that because it’s an upgraded seat to Comfort Plus it should be good. Not the case at all. Because there are no windows at either end of this entire roll and there is a limited recline and it’s the middle seat it’s one of the worst seats on the whole plane.

• 12A★★★anonymous

  Poorly designed cabin. Will avoid next time

  Aisle narrowed once seats were three across. No windows in row 12. More foot room in the comfort rows but the seats were way to tight. We never saw the sky. Couldn’t see out anyone’s window. People in aisle seats have to reach over middle seat to turn on lights and air. Bathrooms were ridiculously small. Not being able to see out was unsettling. Will avoid this airbus in the future. Crazy they’re designed like this.

• 10A★★★★★anonymous

  Better than averaage

• 38A★anonymous

  Narrow seat

  It is like Delta sliced 1/8 of the seat off and pretend it is a real seat. The armrest is 6 inches away from the window and your left shoulder hangs off the left side of the seat because the back isn’t as wide as a normal shoulder span. Crazy they would even try to call this a seat.

• 14D★anonymous

  Solid divider and no seat back entertainment

  I’m only 5’ 7” and can’t stretch out my legs. No seat back entertainment.

• 39C★★★seatlink

  Good and bad, but overall an ok seat, may have limited recline.

• 24C★seatlink

  Look elsewhere, may have limited recline; near the lavatory.

• 27A★★★★★seatlink

  Can't go wrong with this seat, has extra legroom; no under seat stowage during takeoff and landing; traytable in armrest means narrower seat.

• 10A★★★★seatlink

  Pretty good seat all things considered, no seat reclining in front of you; may have extra legroom; no underseat stowage; traytable in armrest means narrower seat; armrests do not move.

• 5B★★★seatlink

  Decent seat but has some issues, may have limited recline.

• 10D★★★★seatlink

  Good seat with some minor issues, no seat reclining in front of you; may have extra legroom; no underseat stowage; traytable in armrest means narrower seat; armrests do not move.