Northwest Airlines seat reviews

Flew on this aircraft (tail number N766NC) back in August 2009. Plane was painted in Delta colors at the time but still had the Northwest interior. Very comfortable for the 1ish hour long flight and had plenty of room.

northwest has been my best frienimie for a long time, ever since i first visited america. they let me fly first class for no extra charge. but they charged me $1 for a 1 course meal. there were free snacks and drinks, however.

I MURDERED the lav on the CRJ-200 with 2 passengers sitting in 13 A and B. I'm talking Dumb and Dumber style turbo diarrhea. That thing took it like a champ, and then I got us back to DTW 5 minutes early. I kind of doubt the 2 passengers in 13 A and B ever wanted to fly NW again, though. Sorry.

Seats were very comfortable. Meal service good. TV Selection could however have been better. Otherwise, no complaints

I used to always fly on this plane between DTW and RSW with Northwest. Now it operates with Delta. The flights were not to special, but they got me to where I needed to go. If you want to get upgraded, you chances are small because there are 16 seats in first class.

This was my first flight on out to Las Vegas way back when(2007,2008 or 2009). The aircraft was in good shape for when NWA was around. Now Delta has this aircraft, and has put new seat covers on the seats in first and economy. Be sure to read my updated report on the 5500 for Delta Air Lines.

This was the first time I'd flown first class and, to a relatively unseasoned flyer, I found the whole thing a bit overwhelming. Of course, I loved the seats. As Ethan mentioned, they don't fold down totally flat but, to be honest, I find them a bit more comfortable when they're slightly raised. It's only a matter of a few degrees, if that's important to anybody.
The food was great, although a little to much/too often for my taste. I prefer to be left alone on a flight. The landing was a little bumpy, due to string winds in Hawaii.
I'd always dreamed of being an airline pilot since I was a boy, but now, at my age, I guess I'm going to have to resign myself to the fact that the only flying I'm going to be doing is on my pc, on a flight simulator.

I sat in 14F. I love the DC-9-30's. Even though they are gone. I really don't care about the engine noise; it's like music to my ears. the seating, it's just great.

I fly with NWA almost every time I fly and they have always provided great service. The only thing that could be better is they could get some newer bankets and pillows.

The upper deck of this aircraft is very private which gives a more personalized feeling in the service. NWA's World Business Class is very nice on this particular jet. The seats, while they do not lie copletely flat, do lie almost flat and combined with the new blankets and pillows provided by Delta, this is a very enjoyable experience!