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Topic: AA 767-200 First Class
Username: AirxLiban
Posted 2004-04-07 04:20:29 and read 3135 times.

I know that there was a trip report about an AA flight from LAX-JFK or vicky versa in First Class in the Trip Report forum but I can't find it anymore with the search tool...does anyone have the link?

Does anyone have any opinions on how the service is and what the seat is like. It would appear to be 2-1-2 across the 767-200.

Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated. I am very interested in learning about how this service is as I am trying to figure out what to do with my mileage award.

Topic: RE: AA 767-200 First Class
Username: AAJAXFlyer
Posted 2004-04-07 13:40:30 and read 2973 times.

The seat is the big, old brown "wooly mammoth" seat.

Service is good... big meal difference is essentially one more entree choice over Business Class. The front cabin is small, but without the curtains, can see everything going on in First from as far back as coach.

Topic: RE: AA 767-200 First Class
Username: LatinAviation
Posted 2004-04-07 13:41:17 and read 2976 times.

AirxLiban,

Try this, it's a pretty detailed report of an AA trans-con in First (Premium) Class.
http://www.airliners.net/discussions/trip_reports/read.main/41214/6/
Note that you'll have to go to FlyerTalk to read the entire report.

Yes, AA's 767-200 fleet is in a 2x1x2 configuration accommodating 9 passengers.

Topic: RE: AA 767-200 First Class
Username: PresRDC
Posted 2004-04-07 17:57:30 and read 2853 times.

I am a huge fan of AA's 762 F (or "P" as it coded in reservation systems) service on the transcons to LAX and SFO from JFK. These so-called American Flagship Service or AFS flights feature an international style meal service in F on dinner flights, with warm nuts/crudities, a salmon cart, a salad cart with a la carte vegetables and lobster tails, a choice of four main courses and ice cream sundaes or a cake of some sort for dessert. None of the courses are pre-plated. In addition, F passengers get the personal DVD players that International J class gets on the 767-300 flights. Lunch flights are a little more scaled-back, with the salmon and salad carts combined into one course. Breakfast flights offer more choices than AA's usual omlete or cereal, but the food quanity and quality is not much different than the non-AFS transcon breakfasts.

I think the AFS flights are the one area where AA offers the leading premium product on the market and highly reccomend them to anyone. An added benefit is the opportunity to "star gaze" on the LAX flights.

Topic: RE: AA 767-200 First Class
Username: HNLFlyboy
Posted 2004-04-10 03:04:21 and read 2693 times.

The link to the flyertalk.com report is not a good link. It's not found. Can someone please post a good link, as I would like to read the report.

Happy Flying!

HNLFB

Topic: RE: AA 767-200 First Class
Username: N312RC
Posted 2004-04-10 04:22:02 and read 2628 times.

Below is a link I found regarding the "AFS". Seems pretty nice!

http://www.amrcorp.com/facts/sheets/flagship.htm

Topic: RE: AA 767-200 First Class
Username: AirxLiban
Posted 2004-04-10 05:47:57 and read 2543 times.

thanks for your responses, i'll definitely look into this one!

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