Hey Jessica, yes that was my son, excited! It's such kids friendly lounge, although it doesn't have designated kids/family room like the one in New York LaGuardia, Its really nice. I can't remember if they have separate menu for the mocktails, but I do remember asking the bar tender to make us non alcoholic drinks for my kids! (They wanted to join in!) I've got no doubt you will like it, I would advice you to get they 3hrs before, because sometimes they do have waiting list! Especially in the mornings because of lots of Americanbond flights. Thank you for kind comment, hope you enjoy it. PS - Food is amazing!

@@Onboardwithdee ok great! Thanks for the tips! We go from LHR to MIA in the morning, so we will naturally be there bright and early for breakfast! 😂 Hopefully we beat most of the crowd and can get ourselves situated. We plan on stopping at the Miami centurion lounge, as well, since we have a 4 hour layover before our final destination. Yes! The kids love to be included when it comes to “fancy” drinks lol. I remember every time our family would go to to our favorite Mexican restaurant, my parents would order margaritas on the rocks, and they would allow me to get a Shirley temple. I felt so special 💕 and I’m sure my daughter will feel the same!

Hey, thank you so much. It was orange juice and berry smoothie with chia seeds. I thought it was lassi.

Thank you, tried being insightful.

Hey Thank you, I know. Before I flew with AA I heard horror stories of both AA and BA. To be honest, next month is the first time I'm flying long haul business with BA, so it would be good to see the difference. I know for fact I can't comment on the seats, as the plane I'm going on isnt fitted with BA new club suite!

Hey Thank you, appreciate it.

Hey, thank you very much.

I agree, so many of us these day we look for relaxing space before & during we travel. I think this may be one of the reason why a lot of airline are opting to get rid of first class, and offer more premium economy. Although the lounge access maybe in question, but with credit cards and banks offering lounge access, it wouldn't matter.

I do agree, AA business class is somewhat desirable, but now that BA are retro fitting their fleet with their new club suite, you may want to give BA a try.

Hi, thank you for your feedback, it is my AI voice, I will try and record my own speech in the future video and see how it goes. But thank you for the feedback and I'm glad this video gave you little insight of AA Business Class product.

@@Onboardwithdee Ahh, okay an AI voice makes a lot of sense. I think this might actually be the first time I've not recognized a voice as being AI, so that's a little scary haha. I'm always happy to try and provide a little bit of feedback where I can, and I really appreciate the kind reply. Thank you once again for the great video!

haha that was funny thanks for making me laugh!

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I agree but it’s kinda hit and miss.. I’ve found BA crew so much more attentive when I’ve flown business within Europe, they do look after you. But compare to Middle Eastern airlines they do need to improve their customer services, if you paying upwards of £3000 for a ticket you do expect premium service!

While the cabin crew were generally professional, service quality varied. Some crew members are extremely attentive, while others appear disengaged. More attentiveness from the cabin crew will drastically improve AA business experience. You expect a level of service for premium experience you pay for, a return business class ticket can set you back a couple of grand, if not more depending on the time of year. I would say it’s a Russian roulette! Luckily the crew serving my side of the aisle was extremely attentive. While it was a mixed bag where my wife was.

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Hi @Planemania747 Thank you. Appreciate your comment.