I thought it was a phenomenal business class product back then, so it’s good to know that Aeromexico hasn’t been slacking. That experience was very similar to this one, and that’s a good thing. My full review of Aeromexico 787-8 business class from Los Angeles to Mexico Cityįor the record, I first flew on the Aeromexico 787-8 from Tijuana to Mexico City back in 2016. I got both from Epidemic Sound (as always). Whether or not that effort was worth it is up to you…įor those of you who are curious about what music I used for this video, here you go: The title of the first track was “Smile for You” by Vicki Vox, and the title of the second track was “Inure” by Heyson. I tried my best to show you how good Aeromexico Premier class can be:Īs you can see, I put a lot more effort into this video than I did with my first video 6 years ago. The videoīeing a relatively short 3 hour and 32 minute flight meant that if it was going to be a challenge to get all the video footage I needed. Seat: 3J (Premier Class / Business Class) Aeromexico 787-8 side view illustration by Our route from Los Angeles to Mexico City this afternoon as AM647.

Los Angeles, CA (LAX) – Mexico City, Mexico (MEX) The confused look on their faces when I tried to pronounce such things as “agua” and “cobija” told me everything I need to know about how gringo my accent really is. Speaking of the cabin crew, I loved how brutally honest they were. Officially referred to as Premier Class, it lives up to its name with stylish and comfortable seats, decent food, and fantastic service from an attentive cabin crew. Now more than ever, I’m convinced that it’s one of the best premium airline cabin experiences in North America. I recently flew Aeromexico 787-8 business class for the second time in six years.

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