- - CM EUA policy to EZE
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kuwaito
May 11, 2010 12:07 am
CM EUA policy to EZE
I have been looking on CM's website for any info about this. I have a trip to EZE later this year but I am considering going through PTY. I am a CO * Gold so i was wondering if I could get EUA in this segment (PTY-EZE). I know it's a F cabin in a 737 but it's better than coach in a 767 :)
redtailshark
May 11, 2010 3:48 am
Originally Posted by kuwaito
(Post 13935952)
I have been looking on CM's website for any info about this. I have a trip to EZE later this year but I am considering going through PTY. I am a CO * Gold so i was wondering if I could get EUA in this segment (PTY-EZE). I know it's a F cabin in a 737 but it's better than coach in a 767 :)
Yes, all CM flights are EUA eligible. They have C, Int'l Biz, and no BF-designation for any of their services. What's more, your odds of UG are good. I've just done one of the IAD-PTY-MEX-PTY-LAX runs on CM, all UG - two in the PC on DOD, others at 5 days out. However, it's a long time to spend in the cabin of 738s, F or no.
fly747first
May 11, 2010 8:54 am
Originally Posted by redtailshark
(Post 13936439)
Yes, all CM flights are EUA eligible. They have C, Int'l Biz, and no BF-designation for any of their services. What's more, your odds of UG are good. I've just done one of the IAD-PTY-MEX-PTY-LAX runs on CM, all UG - two in the PC on DOD, others at 5 days out. However, it's a long time to spend in the cabin of 738s, F or no.
A while ago I flew CM from PTY to EZE on paid C (they had an amazing last-minute fare that was significantly cheaper than AA & LA's Y) and it was ok, though certainly far from being comfortable.
