Originally Posted by virtualtroy
Erm, the routes I'm talking about are internal Chilean flights like the one mentioned in my previous post, terminating in La Paz, Bolivia. All LAN Express flights are one-class. You will have found that the EZE flight was two-class because it's a mainline LAN (International) flight. When I flew down to PUQ, I too saw a two-class config, but understand this to be a rarity.
Yes, I'm well-aware of this, and perhaps my post wasn't clear enough.
What I did want to know is some elaboration on "there seems little else to distinguish between Y and J service on LA" - which is why I brought up the EZE flight, and also, I brought up the PUQ 2 cabin service "while they still had the 2 cabin service" as very good.
It has been under 2 years since the domestic service went "all Y". It makes for a long day for anyone who has to fly the length of Chile. (And yes, I was surprised that when the LPB flight landed in ARI, and then I boarded to fly south, that it was only 1 cabin inside).