Delta Air Lines is improving the premium travel experience for passengers as it begins rolling out new first-class seats on select refreshed Boeing 737-800 aircraft this month.

The new first-class seats originally debuted on Delta¡¯s A321neo aircraft and will now provide travelers on some 737 planes with more privacy, additional stowage space, a sturdier tray table and enhanced comfort.

The airline will also refresh Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin on select Boeing 737-800 aircraft, including the addition of upgraded Panasonic seatback screens, improved lavatories with touchless features and split-scimitar winglets for fuel efficiency.

¡°Delta is committed to creating a consistent and elevated customer experience across all touchpoints of the travel journey, which includes offering the best products for our customers while in-flight,¡± Delta Brand Experience Vice President Mauricio Parise said.

¡°Enhancing our aircraft interiors with select retrofits will give customers more premium options to choose from,¡± Parise continued.?

In addition, the carrier is expanding the Delta One cabin on its fleet of Airbus A350-900s by adding eight more lie-flat suites to the long-haul jet. The planes will soon feature 40 Delta One Suites, 40 Delta Premium Select cabin seats, 36 extra-legroom seats in Delta Comfort+ and 159 Main Cabin seats.

The first modified A350-900 aircraft is expected to enter service in Summer 2024. ?

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