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Old Jun 2, 2009 | 9:42 pm
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MEM-LAS First Class

Hello all,

I recently booked a trip from Memphis to Sin City as part of a bachelor party for a friend of mine. Leaving on a thursday and will be in First class. NW is advertising this as a A319 a/c. What can I expect as far as service, amenities, food, etc ( I think its about a 3-4 hr flight)??? I was hoping to get an early "drink on", but the flight leaves Memphis at 830 am or so and gets into LAS around 1030 or 11..prob little to early ....The only first class experience I've had was on a DAL 757 from ATL-SLC.

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Old Jun 2, 2009 | 10:42 pm
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It'll be a breakfast flight, which at that hour means it's going to be a bowl of cereal, some fruit, a breakfast bread (either croissant/bagel/etc.). Hot meals are gone from this route now (it comes in at 1416 miles). I've seen quite a few people drink on the morning flights to LAS - Bloody Mary's are a popular option on those morning flights to LAS.
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Old Jun 3, 2009 | 12:06 am
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Talking Vegas Baby!

Originally Posted by mersk862
It'll be a breakfast flight, which at that hour means it's going to be a bowl of cereal, some fruit, a breakfast bread (either croissant/bagel/etc.). Hot meals are gone from this route now (it comes in at 1416 miles). I've seen quite a few people drink on the morning flights to LAS - Bloody Mary's are a popular option on those morning flights to LAS.
Yes, loads and loads and loads and loads of carbohydrates. If you want any protein, you will only get a spoonful in the tiny tin of cream cheese you get for your bagel.

Feel free to order alchohol on your flight; you're going to Vegas baby! The FA's are probably more relaxed about loading up the PAX, since they will most likely be taking cabs and limos to their hotels or getting picked up. If you want to keep the party going after you arrive at the airport, check out the new, El Presidente' Club located near gate D33 (take the elevator up). They have quite the impressive selection of fine wines (and spirits which they keep locked up in a cage that is overflowing). Nice staff too! ^

Enjoy and welcome to Vegas!

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P.S. Why not take in the Louie Anderson "Larger Than Life" show over at the Excaliber. It runs during the week (it's dark on Friday and Saturday)? You can pick up tickets for about $27.00 at the cheap ticket place outside of the MGM Grand by the Big Coke Bottle.
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Old Jun 3, 2009 | 12:09 am
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Red face Hamlet's Omlette: Omlette or No Omlette, That Is The Question

Originally Posted by mersk862
It'll be a breakfast flight, which at that hour means it's going to be a bowl of cereal, some fruit, a breakfast bread (either croissant/bagel/etc.). Hot meals are gone from this route now (it comes in at 1416 miles).
Can you let me know the minimum length of a domestic flight on NW/DL FC in order to get the omlette? I thought they just did away with the hot breakfasts all together in domestic.

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Old Jun 3, 2009 | 6:14 am
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thanks for the replies...2 more ?s

1. So there is no audio/visual at all on this flight?

2. Will I be able to go into the sky club in MEM or whatever they call it now for free since I have a first class fare to LAS , or would I still have to buy the on day pass?

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Old Jun 3, 2009 | 8:26 am
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1. No, not on any of the Airbus narrowbodies.
2. You still need the day pass. Domestic first class (except from JFK to the west coast) doesn't qualify for free access.
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Old Jun 3, 2009 | 8:37 am
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Originally Posted by Poopdeck90210
Can you let me know the minimum length of a domestic flight on NW/DL FC in order to get the omlette? I thought they just did away with the hot breakfasts all together in domestic.

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It's now 1500 miles or more will get you a hot meal, at least for breakfast and dinner. Another Deltafication.
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Originally Posted by FlytheTail
It's now 1500 miles or more will get you a hot meal, at least for breakfast and dinner. Another Deltafication.
Maybe if he's lucky they will have to take a longer route due to weather or air traffic. Heck, another 84 miles and they'll get a hot breakfast. I hear as soon as the flight hits 1500 miles the omlettes start heating up
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Old Jun 3, 2009 | 6:29 pm
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haha, is that true?
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Old Jun 3, 2009 | 10:47 pm
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Re. hot meals aka omelets

Been flying from SAN to MSP the last couple of weeks and you get a choice of:
hot breakfast or cereal, etc. Little over 1500 miles (1532) No video/audio other than your IPOD, but the service makes up for it
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Old Jun 4, 2009 | 9:12 am
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so...because MEM-LAS is listed as 1410...only 90 miles short means no omlette? lol
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Old Jun 4, 2009 | 10:59 am
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hmm...now they are listing as it being an A320 a/c instead of a A319...anything change service-wise?
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Old Jun 4, 2009 | 11:09 am
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No. A320 = A319 + 24 coach seats.
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