Meet Copa Airlines’ new Dreams Business Class and Economy Extra.
Copa Airlines offers highly differentiated service from its Hub of the Americas in Panama to four major destinations in its route network. The airline provides a superior experience, based on two fundamental elements that elevate the level of its world-class service: comfort and convenience.
Copa Airlines passengers traveling between Panama and Montevideo (Uruguay), Buenos Aires (Argentina), Sao Paulo (Brazil) and Los Angeles (United States) will be able to enjoy the Dreams Business Class on all flights, which features 16 comfortable reclining lie-flat seats, large 16-inch touch screens with remote control and an extensive entertainment program, AC and USB power outlets and storage space for personal items.
In Economy Class, there is an Economy Extra section, located at the front of the cabin, consisting of 24 seats with more legroom, individual 10-inch touchscreens with USB input and AC power connectors – for passenger convenience.
All passengers aboard these Boeing 737 Max aircraft will be able to enjoy the variety of content provided by the Copa Showpass wireless entertainment system, which can be accessed by connecting to the aircraft’s own intranet network from a computer or mobile device. Using the Copa Showpass, travelers will be able to access a wide range of movies, television series, magazines, documentaries and music.
With Dreams Business Class, Economy Extra and Copa Showpass, Copa Airlines seeks to meet the needs of its passengers on these important long-haul routes, which require a more comfortable experience. As the airline takes delivery of new aircraft, this offering will be expanded to more destinations in the Americas.
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