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Photo taken by: aerofredy
Route: MEX - ATL, 30 Mar 2006
Ticket price: ?
Flight duration: 0h 00m
Class: business
Aircraft: 737-700
Meal: Chiken and salad - chiken whit tomato sauce
salad whit parmesan chesse
bread
water champagne
Drink: champagne-water
Comments: the chiken was very good, and the salad was god and fresh, the service in aeromexico is magnific
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 10

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Photo taken by: Anwar Torres
Route: Mexico CIty (MEX) - Chicago (ORD), 19 Mar 2006
Ticket price: n/a
Flight duration: 4h 00m
Class: economy
Aircraft: 737 N851AM
Meal: Dinner - Teriyaki Chicken?? with rice, carrots, spinach, peppers
salad with iceber lettuce, olives, and mozarella cheese with house dressing
kit kat bar (under the main meal), bread, coconut cake for dessert
Drink: Orange Juice

Comments: the food was really good. chicken was really tender, salad was fresh and the house dressing tasted pretty good. I loved the coconut cake, it was soft and moist!

FA's were nice and service was great.

That same day I flew from Culiacan (CUL) to MEX. FOr the CUL-MEX segment they offered us a continental breakfast in Y. It consisted of watermelon, grapes, and melon. also it came with a muffin which tates pretty good. Didnt take a pic since i left my camera phone in the overhead compartment.

On 3/10/06, I flew GDL to CUL on Aerolitoral (XA-KLI), they offered japanese peanuts with a drink. good enough for a flight just over an hour. JUNGLE JETS ARE AWESOME

Check out my over meal pic with mexicana. It was my first time flying mexicana. Overall, i liked AM more. they offer more food and overall service is better, in my opinion. So i guess i'll be sticking with AM now.

Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 10

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Photo taken by: psorger
Route: Ciudad Juarez, Mexico - Mexico City, Mexico, 28 Oct 2006
Ticket price: n/a
Flight duration: 2h 00m
Class: economy
Aircraft: Boeing 737-800
Meal: Breakfast - Ham Cheese Omelete
Chocolate Muffim
Fruit
Drink: Coffee, Tea, Milk, Juices, Water
Comments:
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 4

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Photo taken by: X
Route: HMO - MEX, 28 Jul 2005
Ticket price: n/a
Flight duration: 2h 15m
Class: economy
Aircraft: Boeing 737-700
Meal: Breakfast - Egg-potato lasagna with mini franks on the side basked in what seemed to be Magi sauce. Also, Fruit salad with watermelon, pineapple and canteloupe. Bread and butter and a chocolate muffin to top it off.
Drink: Orange juice (Jumex)
Comments: Drinks are anything from milk to apple juice to water, I think alcoholic beverages are charged a nominal fee. The meal is free (technically, since its not a seperate fee as in most US airlines). The hot stuff is always very good. Sometimes you'll get a croisant with ham. I'd rate the salad and the muffins a 7 though. Otherwise very good overall.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 9

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Photo taken by: Discjoker
Route: Mexico City - Atlanta, 10 Sep 2005
Ticket price: n/a
Flight duration: 3h 15m
Class: business
Aircraft: Boeing 757-200
Meal: Lunch - -Pre meal snack of mixed nuts and Champagne
-Steak with potatos, green beans, and red bell peppers
-Salad
-Roll (not shown)
-Cake
Drink: Champagne
Comments: Decent meal for length of flight, however presentation lacked for "international" Clase Premier.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8

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Photo taken by: Rick Vanover
Route: AM 602, 12 Feb 2004
Ticket price: $600 (GRR-ATL-MEX-AGU; AGU-MEX-DFW-CVG; CVG-GRR… A 3-point trip)
Flight duration: 2 hours 40 minutes
Aircraft type & class: MD-87 Clase Premeir (Premium cabin)
Business or leisure trip: Business
Meal type: Breakfast
Contents of the meal: Selection of fresh fruit, sweet bread. Green chiaquiles with chicken, cream and grated Panela cheese. Offered with refried beans. Hot crossiant arrived later (not in picture, but it was gone).
Drink: Diet Coke with lime
Comments: Really good. AM always surprises me with their breakfasts and this is no exception. I had empty plate syndrome. What was weirder - I was the only person in Clase Premeir, so I could have had extra meals and tried the other option for breakfast (Mushroom and poblano chile omelette) but this was really good. Good job Aeromexico.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8
Camera brand & type: Nikon Coolpix 3200


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Photo taken by: Jesús Romero
Route: MEX-GDL, 10 Sep 2003
Ticket price: $260 USD
Flight duration: 1 hour 10 min
Aircraft type & class: McDonell Douglas MD82 - Coach Cabin
Business or leisure trip: Business
Meal: Snack
Peanuts
Drink: Coke
Comments: Honestly they should give something better.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7
Camera brand & type: Nikon CoolPix 950

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Photo taken by: Jesús Romero
Route: GDL-MEX, 9 Sep 2003
Ticket price: $260 USD
Flight duration: 1 hour 10 min
Aircraft type & class: McDonell Douglas DC9-32 - Coach Cabin
Business or leisure trip: Business
Meal: Snack
Brownie with chocolate sparks
Drink: Orange Juice
Comments: No comments, it was the worst food I ever had in a airplane.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7
Camera brand & type: Nikon CoolPix 950

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Photo taken by: Greg Rosenthal
Route: Mexico City MEX to Mazatlan MZT, 29 Sep 2004
Flight duration: 1 hr and 25 mins.
Aircraft type & class: Boeing 737-700, Economy
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal: Breakfast
Fruit platter, Bran Muffin, and a coffee cup
Drink: Jugo de naranja, sin hielo (Orange Juice, no ice)
Comments: Not really a fruit platter person so I left that uneaten, but the bran muffin was pretty good, and the accompanying coffee was pretty good too...however, when I tried to order my drink, I attempted to do so in Spanish, saying exactly what you see in the drink column, but I got a "huh" from the f/a...On MX, whom I had flown a day previously DEN-MEX, the f/a's there understood my rusty Spanish just fine...
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 5
Camera brand & type: Fuji Finepix 2800

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Photo taken by: Erik Gibbons
Route: LAX/PVR, 14 Apr 2004
Ticket price: $300
Flight duration: 3 Hrs.
Aircraft type & class: MD80/Economy
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal: Lunch
Croissant w/ham and cheese, salad w/creamy Italian Dressing, tomato wedge, carrot cake and beverage
Drink: Diet Coke
Comments: Tasty sandwich, but small. Nice we got anything at all!
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7.5
Camera brand & type: Sony DSC50

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Photo taken by: airchristophe
Route: BOS-MEX-BOS, 27 May 2004 - 29 May 2004
Flight duration: 5h40 / 4h30
Aircraft type & class: 73G / Y
Business or leisure trip: leisure
Meal: breakfast / dinner
ham/cheese crepes with mushrooms, mexican style potatoes, blueberry muffin, packaged roll, fruit salad // chicken cordon bleu with broccoli, mashed potatoes, packaged roll, greek salad, flan
Drink: the basics, no alcohol in the morning ... complimentary alcohol after 11am
Comments: not too bad all things considered
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6 for the breakfast 8 for the dinner

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Photo taken by: RMarin
Route: CZM-MIA, 28 Dec 2003
Flight duration: 1h20
Aircraft type & class: MD88/Business
Business or leisure trip: Business
Meal: Dinner: Lettuce, carrots and two cheeses salad with dressing. Fried tuna with veggies, green beans, boiled egg, black olive, and English potatoes. Fruit tartlet (grapes, peach, and pineappe). Croissant and butter. S&P.
Drink: Diet Coke
Comments: It was good and tasty and extremely well presented with linen and metal cutlery (except for knives of course). The best part was dessert. It all was really yummi.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8 (I just expected a sandwich or so in this short flight).

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Photo taken by: Rip Russell
Flying from: Los Angeles, CA to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, 28 June 2003
Flight duration: 2 Hours, 55 Minutes
Aircraft Type: MD-88
Class: Class Premiere (First Class)
Meal: Lunch - Turkey Croissant with Pesto Mayo served with chilled
Tomato Wedges and a Three Pepper Salad. Chocolate Mousse for dessert
Drink: 2000 Chateau Carignan Bordeaux with meal; El Presidente Mexican
Brandy apertif
Comments: While the meal itself was a throwback to "tourist" class meals
from the 1980's and early-90's, the wine offered was well above-par.
The offering of several high-end tequilas, agave and mexican brandy
was a nice touch.
A footnote about the tempting menu of choices that was passed out prior
to the meal; none of the sumptuous options were on board our flight.
The actual meal offered paled in comparison to what the menu offered.
Tempting us menus with flaunting much more elegant entrees than we
were actually served cheapened our experience.
Rating: 6

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Photo taken by: Edric Gallegos
Flying from: Mexico City MEX to Monterrey MTY, 22 April 2003
Ticket price: MXP 2200
Flight duration: 1h15m
Aircraft type & class: MD-82 Economy
Meal: Lunch - Chicken, mashed potatoes and broccoli. Also a small salad with a piece of bread; and a piece of flan as dessert.
Drink: Coke
Comments: The chicken was OK, everything else quite bad.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6

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Photo taken by: Christina
Flying from: Houston to Mexico City, 15 June 2002
Class: Economy
Meal: Snack - Turkey sandwich, slice of tomato, and a custard/jello-type dessert.
Drink: Coffee or juice/soda.
Comments: "Considering I expected the snack to be peanuts and a drink, this was pretty good. The sandwich and tomato slice were really good. The dessert was good, but after a few bites, it became overwhelming."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 5

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Photo taken by: Christina
Flying from: Houston to Mexico City, 15 June 2002
Class: Economy
Meal: Breakfast - Omelette, fruit salad, blueberry muffin, and a soft roll. The meal also had sausage and hash brown-type things.
Drink: Coffee or juice/soda.
Comments: "I didn't actually eat this, but I heard it was pretty good."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6

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Photo taken by: Christina
Flying from: Houston to Mexico City, 15 June 2002
Class: Economy
Meal: Breakfast - Pancakes with half of a canned peach, fruit salad, blueberry muffin, and soft roll.
Drink: Coffee or juice/soft drink.
Comments: "It actually wasn't that bad. The pancakes were a little bit rubbery, but not completely inedible. I think the fruit salad, muffin, and soft roll saved it though."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6