woodford02A

Correct. LAX-GUA service/product will be comparable to domestic F on a domestic 757.

I believe you'll have SkyClub access in LAX if on a paid F ticket, but I could be wrong...can anyone confirm?

SkyTeam777

What's the business service like on the LAX to Central America? Is it dinner or breakfast and when is It served? After takeoff or before landing?

Pharaoh

Yes, I've had SCC access from/to ATL in 2015 on both paid F and complimentary upgrades.

Both...it is actually between takeoff and landing.

SkyTeam777

Haha, I meant time-wise, beginning or end of the flight. I will answer my own question, FAs serve dinner just after takeoff, but not a lot of people ate on my flight.

Lomapaseo

just got back from GU. As said prior the J class is = domestic F but it comes with access to Sky clubs on the US side. The meals are served at top of climb

They use a B757 as well as a B737,

It was a breeze in both entrance and exit formalities in GUA. No long lines on departure for the 9am flight from GUA and no long lines when transiting ATL at noon for connecting flights mid week

SkyTeam777

I am booked on ATL-GUA and GUA-LAX in C+ (hoping for the upgrade), and it says there are free Luvo sandwiches/wraps on that route. Is that for all Y pax? or just C+?

SDQBound

Are you sure they have the Luvo sandwiches, or just the regular sandwiches that DL gives for free in Y on some routes to the Caribbean / Central America?

fsuj25

agreed. Took the ATL-GUA flight Feb 2016 and was upgraded as FO, I think at the DM or PM window actually. Flew out with empty seats. Domestic FIrst Class service except only champagne or mimosas for PDB.
Hot meal.
Return flight also upgraded at the window but really oversold. Every seat taken by OpUps.
Airport was nice enough, decent cafe. I found a small restaurant with decent Italian food (nothing cures a hangover like pasta, don't judge me).
No lounge you can access that I'm aware of but a friend did a day pass to the CM lounge about 4 years ago and said it was a pleasant experience.
Customs and immigration going in was easy, leaving as well.

Phone wont let me do multiple quotes so for those asking about the Luvo sandwiches, my sorta off topic anecdote is that earlier this year I flew ATL-PTY-ATL in C+ and had a standard turkey sandwich both ways, the kind that's pre-wrapped with the mayo and mustard packets. And that yogurt bar in the orange and white packaging you sometimes see in the domestic F snack basket. One was expertly thrown on my window seat tray by the FA.
Same sandwich all of coach got.

Bonus: I also got a lecture for ordering two vodkas from the same FA. I thought that was cute

kdemane

I just got back from a trip ATL -> GUA return GUA -> ATL
I have not flown Delta in a while ,and was pleasantly surprised with the service in the First Class.
Delta flew a 757 for this occasion, and it is a really nice plane
PBD offered both directions
Dinner offered ATL-GUA and the attendant was very good. She took really good care of FC cabin.
Breakfast on the way back GUA-ATL

Compared with AA this is the best service I have gotten in First/Business class in a very long time. To bad ORD is not a Delta hub.

AANYC1981

ND76

Were you in Manassas?; there is a Pollo Campero out Sudley Road (VA 234 business) a mile or so south of I-66. There are a number of "pollo a la brasa" places here; Manassas city is probably 1/3 native speakers of Spanish. The local AM radio station, 1460 kHz (FM translator on 106.3 MHz), is 24/7 Spanish language music and programming.

ULDB65

FYI, you just replied/quoted a post from 6 1/2 years ago...

SDQBound

I agree that DL service to Central America and The Caribbean is way better than AA's. However, I've been quite surprised with the Business Class service in CM. I've got a few IAD-PTY-Caribbean trips and the service / food are excellent.