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herzmeh Jun 22, 2006 1:52 pm
What carrier to SVO?
 
Which ST carrier should I take to SVO either from JFK or LAX up front?

I'm looking for the best in service and in comfort, don't mind stopovers. Suggestions?

DL? AF? SU? KL?

oopsz Jun 22, 2006 1:56 pm
In Y or up front?

herzmeh Jun 22, 2006 2:11 pm
Originally Posted by oopsz
In Y or up front?
Front cabin. If in Y, I'd probably take SU.

chalf Jun 22, 2006 2:49 pm
From LAX, SU would be non-stop. From JFK, either DL or SU would be non-stop. Photos of SU's J class seats are available at http://www.aeroflot.ru/service.asp?ob_no=10950. Personally, the difference in service/comfort would have to be quite large before I would give up the non-stop, and I don't think that KL or DL would meet the level to warrant a connection (from LAX). Even if AF has lie-flat seats, the connection to intra-Europe C class would offset the benefits of a competitive J-class seat on SU.

herzmeh Jun 22, 2006 3:00 pm
Originally Posted by chalf
From LAX, SU would be non-stop. From JFK, either DL or SU would be non-stop. Photos of SU's J class seats are available at http://www.aeroflot.ru/service.asp?ob_no=10950. Personally, the difference in service/comfort would have to be quite large before I would give up the non-stop, and I don't think that KL or DL would meet the level to warrant a connection (from LAX). Even if AF has lie-flat seats, the connection to intra-Europe C class would offset the benefits of a competitive J-class seat on SU.
Well, LAX is the last resort and then I def. would go with SU.
Most likely I'll fly from JFK, so now I have choices... choices.


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