Welcome back to the channel and today I wanted to show you what you could expect
from Avianca's Economy Class on their A320 NEO. Please remember to follow me on Instagram at
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Here's a look at Economy Class on Avianca's A320 NEO. As you see you've got a 3-3 configuration
in this aircraft. Avianca has went fully low cost. You essentially have to pay for
everything. Luckily I was able to get a free seat assignment due to my Star
Alliance Gold status. Here's a look at the seat. With the slimline Recaro seats the
leg room isn't great. I'll tell you I'm 5 foot 11 and it was a fairly painful red eye I took.
This is AV245 from JFK to Bogota. Here you have the tray table in front of you and a pouch there
at the bottom. It holds the menu and the safety card. Here you see what the leg room looks like.
There's a USB type A outlet here. There is a type c on the next seat, which I find strange
that they just have that. Maybe it alternates by seat. There you have individual air vents
and a decent view out of the window as well. That's really
it for the seat. I'll be back after the takeoff with more on this flight.
Welcome back let's take a look at the bathroom. Their is nothing special
about it. Just a standard bathroom with no window. It is at the very back of the cabin.
It is a basic bathroom with your basic amenities. I'm going to let you take a
look at the menu. This is the Buy on Board menu since you have to pay for everything.
There really is no Business Class anymore with Avianca with the exception of a long-haul flight
to Europe. I'll let you take a look through the menu and I will be back with my final thoughts.
Welcome back. I want to give you my final thoughts on this flight. Avianca has morphed into
a low-cost carrier. That's fine, I mean you just have to be aware of that so you're not surprised
when you're flying. Know that you're gonna have to pay for everything; food, seat assignments,
baggage, and so forth. This is where it does pay to be Star Alliance Gold because you do get
a carry-on bag allowance along with a personal item. You will board in Group A, which is the
first group. Also you get a checked bag as well. So it's not so bad when you have Star Alliance
Gold status. Their was no in-flight entertainment on this flight and no Wi-Fi. They do have
connectivity to let you see movies you can watch on your phone or tablet,
but I didn't try that. The seats are pretty tight. I'm 5 foot 11 and it was a
a rough ride for five hours down from JFK to Bogota. Service wise their is nothing to report
because I didn't buy anything. This is a red-eye flight so they came around offering people food
for purchase. If you bought it you bought it so that's essentially it. That was my experience on
Avianca's A320 NEO in Economy Class. As always I do appreciate you watching. Please hit the like
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