non ted flights to FL?
 

I was looking at the3 timetable and there seems to be one in April to MCO thats non ted, but I cant find it on .com or EF or other pages. are there any non ted flights to FL?

There's mainline service from LAX and SFO.

There is Sat service ORD-MCO on a 752.

IAD-MIA offers a mix of Ted A320 as well as mainline A319 service.

I'm on a non-Ted A320 flight from MCO-IAD in late April, flight 118 leaving at 9am. Already confirmed in F.

Hmm IAD option doesn't work. And sat ORD is impossible.
Looks like I got 2 choices. Fly ORD-ATL-DEN in Explus F or ORD-MIA-DEN in Ted E+ and earn a extra 2752 EQMs....

ORD-RSW, ORD-JAX and IAD-JAX all have UX explus service.

but none also fly nonstop to DEN

Hmm I can do
ORD-SAT-DEN
ORD-ATL-DEN
ORD-MCO-DEN
without breaking the fare. ORD-SAT-DEN has NF. but ATL and SAT both use CR7s and I dont know if F is worth it on those tiny things compared to a Ted plane, even though I will be stuck in E+....
What would you do?

There was a post yesterday with mainline 319 and 320 flights to JAX.

We flew IAD-MIA March 19 in the evening. It wasn't TED, but it was a B737. Since we our upgrades did not clear, I would have preferred TED.

ORD-JAX is mainline and UAX. IAD-JAX is UAX ...

Do ORD-IAH-DEN. If you time it right, you can get two meals in F. :)

Yeah, 737-300 right now, A319 in April.

Considering the quality, some may not consider that timing it "right".

Honestly, for flights that short, I would just go with whatever gets you the most miles. You're not going to be missing much F service, and I think E+ will be just fine.