LAX-Santiago - AA, LAN or Delta?
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LAX-Santiago - AA, LAN or Delta?
Going to Santiago for work.
Have been given the choice of business class on AA, LAN or Delta. Travel times are similar, with change of planes in Dallas, Atlanta and Lima respectively.
Would appreciate opinions about which airline is the best for this route.
Have been given the choice of business class on AA, LAN or Delta. Travel times are similar, with change of planes in Dallas, Atlanta and Lima respectively.
Would appreciate opinions about which airline is the best for this route.
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I like the Delta business between US and Europe, , I have never tried it between the US and South America. For my experience American and United 's business between US and Latin American do not match their North Atlantic business. It is like they are not so good in the South American Market. Having said this I like the Lan's business class.
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Yeah, a domestic airline isn't going to compare well with any major Asian airline for service and comfort.
I'd imagine Delta wouldn't be much different from AA (what I usually fly). good luck -- nice to be flown in J on someone else's dime!
I'd imagine Delta wouldn't be much different from AA (what I usually fly). good luck -- nice to be flown in J on someone else's dime!
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Thanks, fishee.
I immediately got a response from the very knowledgeable Gardyloo who pointed out that the LAN flight does not require a change of planes.
Also that one flight will qualify me the AA Platinum challenge if it is booked as an AA codeshare, so I think I'm going with LAN.
I immediately got a response from the very knowledgeable Gardyloo who pointed out that the LAN flight does not require a change of planes.
Also that one flight will qualify me the AA Platinum challenge if it is booked as an AA codeshare, so I think I'm going with LAN.



