MIA-MDE [738 information wanted]
May 28, 2014, 6:11 am
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MIA-MDE [738 information wanted]
I am flying from GSO-DCA-MIA-MDE next week and I cannot find much information on the AA website regarding the MIA-MDE leg other than it is on a 737-800. I am assuming there is a meal provided, complementary beer/wine/spirits? I did purchase a seat upgrade btw. Is the IFE overhead or personal? Lastly, I have a USAir complementary one time club visit voucher, will it be accepted at the Admirals Club or do I have to use my Priority Pass and visit the non airline club in E concourse in MIA?
Last edited by dwsnc; May 28, 2014 at 6:48 am
May 28, 2014, 7:10 am
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May 28, 2014, 9:33 am
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Which class of service will you be travelling in?
They should serve you a full meal in J complete with appetizer (usually shrimp), meal, and dessert (ice cream or fruit+cheese plate, typically).
AA's website says that there should be a meal in Y on this flight, but I can't comment as to what it might be.
I would also plan on overhead IFE, so I'd recommend bringing your own IFE or some work to do just in case they show a film you're not too keen on.
They should serve you a full meal in J complete with appetizer (usually shrimp), meal, and dessert (ice cream or fruit+cheese plate, typically).
AA's website says that there should be a meal in Y on this flight, but I can't comment as to what it might be.
I would also plan on overhead IFE, so I'd recommend bringing your own IFE or some work to do just in case they show a film you're not too keen on.
May 29, 2014, 4:55 pm
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Just did it last week ,,You will get a cold sandwich with chips.. in Y
May 29, 2014, 5:45 pm
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Complimentary cold meal in coach, hot meal in business.
If you get one of the dozen or so so-far delivered 737s with the new interiors, you will have your own television screen. But don't count on that.
US Air day pass doesn't get you into the Admiral's Club. There is no Priority Pass lounge in Concourse E or within the AA gates, but if you are flying in business, you get access to the AA lounges at DCA and MIA so doesn't matter.
If you get one of the dozen or so so-far delivered 737s with the new interiors, you will have your own television screen. But don't count on that.
US Air day pass doesn't get you into the Admiral's Club. There is no Priority Pass lounge in Concourse E or within the AA gates, but if you are flying in business, you get access to the AA lounges at DCA and MIA so doesn't matter.
May 29, 2014, 7:25 pm
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I was surprised to see that there was a meal served in Y on this route. Is it because they consider it a S. America route or something? My flights to Canada are longer and I'm used to getting nothing in Y..
May 29, 2014, 8:00 pm
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Similarly, meals in First to all flights to Central America regardless of "meal window" times.
May 30, 2014, 8:58 am
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I just flew the route twice this week. As noted above, the snack in Y is a choice of sandwich or salad, chips and a cookie. Alcohol is NOT complimentary.
The entertainment was overhead screen.
The service was friendly and attentive in both directions.
The entertainment was overhead screen.
The service was friendly and attentive in both directions.