Blankets in F thru 4/24
Are they still putting blankets in F on long haul/hawaii flights until 4/24?
I flew in January and was extremely shocked that a red eye from Hawaii did not have blankets. Is this the new normal, or was that a one-time mistake? Are they the same grey (long haul) or purple (mid haul) that they've had for the past few years? |
Blankets were removed from the VX soft product some time ago, but will be reappearing this spring with the new, unified AS product: So fresh: Alaska Airlines elevates First Class menu and experience, with a West Coast twist. #upgrade Alaska Air Group Inc
Inflight amenities. Settle in with a cozy quilted throw and entertainment tablet on longer flights. The quilted throw will roll out during spring while new larger tablets will arrive later this year. |
How long ago?
Have there been ANY reports of blankets? |
Blankets SHOULD be loaded on all long haul flights. Pillows are no longer an official amenity but depending on stock and station you might get pillow+blanket combo until the legacy VX stock is gone. Your flight should have had blankets but they were probably left on the mainland.
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I'm not sure if any of the quilted blankets have made it into rotation yet. I'm still getting the standard AS blanket on the redeyes.
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Originally Posted by beckoa
(Post 29622577)
I'm not sure if any of the quilted blankets have made it into rotation yet. I'm still getting the standard AS blanket on the redeyes.
As far as I know, the basic AS blanket has NEVER been on a Virgin America flight. Remember, this thread is in the VX forum, and I'm referring to the quilted blankets that VX has long equipped its mid-con and trans-con flights with. This is distinctly different than the quilted blankets that AS plans to introduce later this year (which is effectively borrowing one of the nice features of pmVX F). |
3 weeks ago, there were blankets in F on the outbound SFO-KOA (320). But not on the return OGG-LAX, but there was an aircraft swap to the new 321 (Giants logo), so they might not have been loaded/ordered. n=1
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Originally Posted by VX N281VA
(Post 29624071)
Remember, this thread is in the VX forum,
And, REMEMBER, you've already been told that "blankets were removed from the VX soft product some time ago." |
No blankets on SFO-IND on 4/8 or whatever day I flew it.
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Blankets on the Airbus are only on Transcons and Hawaii, Ord, Den and Ind do not have them.
As for AS curently the new blankets are only on JFK and Bos flights. Iad, Dca, Bwi and Ewr will start receiving the new blankets May 1 followed by Phl, Tpa, Mco & Fll May 15. All flights in and out of Hawaii will receive the new blankets I believe May 24 |
Originally Posted by tusphotog
(Post 29672367)
No blankets on SFO-IND on 4/8 or whatever day I flew it.
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Originally Posted by CalanMan
(Post 29621561)
Blankets were removed from the VX soft product some time ago, but will be reappearing this spring with the new, unified AS product: So fresh: Alaska Airlines elevates First Class menu and experience, with a West Coast twist.
#upgrade Alaska Air Group Inc Discussion here: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/alas...ast-twist.html |
Originally Posted by Crzn33k
(Post 29675407)
Blankets are still on the Airbus on all lHawaii and East Coast flights
what are the current AS blankets like? Gray or purple or dark blue? Or does it depend on route? have they joined the other 3 in providing tissue-thin blankets too? |
Originally Posted by VX N281VA
(Post 30419383)
what are the current AS blankets like? Gray or purple or dark blue? Or does it depend on route? have they joined the other 3 in providing tissue-thin blankets too? |
Originally Posted by VX N281VA
(Post 30419383)
what are the current AS blankets like? Gray or purple or dark blue? Or does it depend on route? have they joined the other 3 in providing tissue-thin blankets too? |
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