DEN-LAX Going Mainline?!
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DEN-LAX Going Mainline?!
I was excited that when I booked a recent trip for November, flights between DEN-LAX appear to be on a mainline A319! I hope this sticks on this highly competitive route. I am glad to see AA upguage and defend itself!
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This has also been mentioned in the following thread already: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...on-2017-a.html
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Agreed about the A319 being a downgrade from the E175. On the bright side, it means LAX-DEN flights now depart and arrive at the main terminal instead of having to do the bus transfer to/from the Eagle satellite.
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Add this DEN based flyer to the list of folks unhappy about this change.
E75s are far superior to AA's A319s. Not having to use the remote terminal at LAX is almost meaningless consolation.
they also seem to have reduced a frequency on at least some days. Also a negative.
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Hadn't really considered the upgrades upon posting. Yeah, in that sense, this is a downgrade for sure. Hot meals and the main terminal without the bus are nice, but not at the expense of poorer upgrade odds. Also, does anybody know if these are pmAA A319's or pmUS A319's? If its the latter, this is even worse of a downgrade.
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