American Airlines Domestic First, New-York La Guardia – Boston Logan, Airbus A319: delayed boarding

I leave the lounge a few minutes before the theoretical boarding time, the gate being located near the lounge.

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Boarding

With the flight delayed by 20 minutes, boarding is delayed by the same amount, starting 35 minutes before the rescheduled departure time. It starts with the ConciergeKey passengers, then with those in group 1, including myself. A perfect process.

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Cabin and welcome

On this A319, the Domestic First cabin has 2 rows of recliners configured in a 2-2 configuration.

No welcome drink is offered during boarding.

Service and catering

The service starts a few minutes after the seatbelt lights is turned off.

I’ll take a packet of Biscoff from the snack basket, and order a coffee-Baileys, which will arrive promptly.

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Arrival and disembarkation

We arrive at the gate more or less on schedule, the flights from New York being very loosely scheduled.

Bottom line

A very good flight, with no particular rough spots.

Itinerary

As a reminder, here is the itinerary followed:

#TypePost
1DiaryBusiness Trip in New-York
2LoungeAmerican Airlines Admirals Club, Boston Logan
3FlightAmerican Airlines Domestic First, Boston Logan – New-York JFK, Embraer 175
4HotelMarriott New York Downtown
5RestaurantVerōnika at Fotografiska New York
6HotelThe EDITION New York Times Square
7RestaurantCenturion New York
8LoungeAmerican Airlines Admirals Club, New-York La Guardia
9FlightAmerican Airlines Domestic First, New-York LGA – Boston Logan, Airbus A319
Today’s itinerary

American Airlines Domestic First, New-York La Guardia - Boston Logan, Airbus A319 : Embarquement retardé

Siège et cabine
Catering
Service
Ponctualité
Rapport Expérience / Prix

Moyen

Un très bon vol, sans aspérité particulière.

Olivier Delestre-Levai
Olivier Delestre-Levai
Olivier has been into airline blogging since 2010. First a major contributor to the FlyerTalk forum, he created the FlyerPlan website in July 2012, and writes articles with a major echo among airline specialists. He now co-runs the TravelGuys blog with Bertrand, focusing on travel experience and loyalty programs.
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