Aeromexico MEX-LIM 737-800 Economy Class

I thought I’d switch it up a little and review an Aeromexico flight segment in economy coach class. I flew from Mexico City to Lima, Peru (MEX-LIM) and the flight departed from Terminal 2 in Mexico City International Airport. I couldn’t grab an upgrade on Aeromexico to Business using my Delta Gold Medallion (Skyteam Elite Plus) elite status because Business Class was full.

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The economy class cabin on the Boeing 737-800 (738) was in a 3-3 configuration.

I had chose an exit row window seat which had plenty of legroom. There was also a blanket on the seat on this overnight redeye flight to Lima, Peru.

There isn’t any type of in-flight entertainment on this six hour international flight, so bring your own.

Meal service began 40 minutes after the flight reached cruising altitude. The meal consisted of a chicken or pasta dish. I had the pasta which came with a side salad, bread, and a chocolate for dessert. The meal was edible, but left me hungry for the rest of the flight.

The flight wasn’t too bad since I knocked out after the meal and woke up just in time to land in Lima for my short layover. If you want a comparison between Business Class on this same aircraft configuration, check out the flight I took last year from Guadalajara to Mexico City. I know it’s a domestic versus international route comparison, but you can get an idea of what the seats look like.