Airplane seat reviews by Travel Beaucoup

This was a return trip to Buenos Aires. For me, the aircraft was more comfortable than the United flight I took last year, which is why we chose Aerolineas Argentinas.

While not the best airline food I've ever had, it was more than acceptable. The cabin crew were polite and available, and not over attentive. Though I no longer drink alcohol, the wine that was served was a good vintage. The IFE system was good, though the viewing choice was a little old. There is no map to tell you where you are, which feels a little strange.

The seat map that I have included is more up-to-date than yours, based on my visual recording while on the aircraft.

Seats 9A, 10B, 5C and 5D were being used as rest areas by the crew on the 11 hour flight.

This was a return trip from BsAs to New York. Our outward journey had been on United, and strangely, Areolineas Argentinas was a more comfortable flight.

The layout in Condor is unusual. It starts at row 5 in the middle, but 6 on the aisles. The configuration is 1-2-1, so the map shown on SeatMaestro needs to be updated.

6B is an "almost" window seat, as is 8B, and rows 7 and 9 have 100% window seats, due to the staggered way the cabin is laid out. However, the "almost" element was not a problem, in fact, if AR let me select my seat in advance next time, I'd prefer it. There was a space for my shoes between the seat and the wall. The entertainment system was OK, but the offerings a bit sparse, but who needs a moving map on every flight? Besides, I slept most of the way. I didn't even stay awake for the meal, but breakfast was only so-so, hence the "average" review.

Overall, I was extremely satisfied, if somewhat surprised at the overall quality of the flight. I am about to book a similar trip, and I have no hesitation in booking again on AS.