United MileagePlus (Consolidated) - US-Caribbean lie flat in J?

Is there any flights from US- the Caribbean where they use the int'l lie flat product in J ?

Destinations being Montego Bay, Bridgetown, St Martin etc..


Thx,

sorry if this has been posted before.

Not too many.

Occasionally you can see an AC or US widebody on these routes, or US will have an Envoy 757. US won't be flatbed, but it will be a better ride than most.

Watch the AC stuff -- they have a few widebodies that do not have flatbeds, and they often fly to the Caribbean.

Thx for the reply. I'm trying to cash in a redemption for February and I know AC operates their pod to montego, Barbados and st martins. Wanted to know if UA had any lie flats as I could have a stopover in the states rather than just YYZ.

If UA put a lie-flat on one of these routes, it would be one of the dumber things ever, particularly given that there are transatlantics without lie-flat. UA does not fly daily nonstops from EWR to many of those. SXM is a 4 hour daytime flight; folks aren't paying a premium for a lie-flat.

Don't think I've ever seen a 767 into DCA. Was this recently?

For the Caribbean from the US, the only flights on which I care about being upgraded are USAirways' 757s. Not lie-flat but the space is far better than UA's A320s or AAs 737s. Then again, the F service is not worth it on any airline to waste instruments or cash for an upgrade. Maybe UA would consider lie flat from ORD since it is a longer flight, but that aircraft usually swaps into the IAD return, which generally lands too late to roll into the Europe wide body routes that evening.