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Cayman Airways review - by F Plona
17 June 2008 Customer Trip Rating : 
GCM-MIA connecting to a intercontinental flight, 7.20 am departure a very pleasant surprise as you
walk to the plane 737-300 a brand new livery, the interior is fully refurnish, standard
configuration, economy seat are very comfortable with lots of legroom, 32, breakfast was served and
a very pleasant and hard working cabin crew even manage to pass twice with a selection of
complimentary beverages, on a 75 minute flight this is unheard on most of the other airline even on
longer flights.
Cayman Airways review - by K Tillon
1 April 2008 Customer Trip Rating : 
First, I have to say that the delay at JFK was unacceptable, because it could have been accounted
for previously. The flight the night before arrived late and the crew needed their rest period, and
they could have planned this into the schedule, because apparently, it happens very regularly. The
planes were very clean, but were showing their wear. The seats seemed kind of loose, which was
especially bad when an out of control kid behind me was kicking. My seatback moved an inch every
time he kicked. One good thing about the old seats is that they really recline. With my feet under
the seat in front of me, I was almost able to lie straight. They showed the same movie both
directions, which was a bunch of advertisements for places in the Cayman Islands. I didn't really
watch it, and it was totally unnecessary on the way back. There were no music channels or anything,
but who needs them that bad on a four hour flight. I was very happy to find out that there would be
full meal service on board, which is not something I have seen on such a short flight in a very long
time. Our morning flight out included one breakfast option (eggs, croissant, sausage, and other
sides) and one lunch option, which I chose (turkey wrap, fruit salad, roll, cheese and crackers, and
cake). I was surprised by the quality of the food. On the way back, the choices were beef or
chicken. I went for the chicken, which had broccoli, rice, a roll, and a strange coconut cookie.
Everything was pretty good except the cookie. Some people got a rum cake for their dessert... I
wasn't one of them. The flight attendants were friendly enough, and they were usually at work.
Unlike on domestic flights where they have nothing to do and hide in galley for 6 hours. The
airport terminal in Grand Cayman is dilapidated, but a new terminal is in the works, so it won't be
long.
Cayman Airways review - by Graham Tilley
28 March 2008 Customer Trip Rating : 
Miami-Grand Cayman-Miami in Economy. The service on Cayman Airways is comparable to a lot of
European airlines and probably better than the domestic product offered on short-haul services in
the USA. Despite the old aircraft, interiors are faultless and you could not ask for much more from
the cabin crew
Cayman Airways review - by Brian Martin
9 March 2008 Customer Trip Rating : n/a
I like Cayman Airways and choose to fly CA when I travel MIA-GCM. However, I am disappointed with
the Frequent Flyer programme. I found it nigh impossible to check the status of my air miles and
even if I had navigated to the site it would not have made any difference as, when I tried to
recover my password I got the response 'null' - clearly incorrect. I still haven't been able to get
a reminder of my password. Help!
Cayman Airways review - by Daniel Wood
27 February 2007
Flew Miami to Grand Cayman. Plane spotless and fa's some of the best I
have ever encountered. Well done and keep it up
Cayman Airways review - by Andrew de Araujo
21 June 2006
MIA-Grand Cayman return in Business. Check-in at MIA was disorganized. While there were several check-in agents on hand, very few were
interested in actually checking in passengers. I stood in the business class check-in queue which
was a mistake because I was ignored. Finally I joined the Y class queue and was eventually taken
care of. General state of check-in was apathy. Standard business class set-up with eight seats up
front in the 737-300. Interior was reasonably clean and the small up-front cabin was spacious and
comfortable. The flight left on time and arrived in GCM on time which is of primary importance
(after safety, I suppose). The in flight service was friendly and the "snack" was plentiful (cheese
and fruit). Our bags came off the belt almost last as Miami had neglected to place priority baggage
tags onto our suitcases (not the case leaving GCM so that our bags were first coming off the belt in
Miami upon our return a few days later). Overall a reasonably priced business class ticket (very
reasonable when compared to their only competitor on this route, American Airlines). Service was
good overall (better than American).
Cayman Airways review - by Brad Bregani
15 July 2003
I flew earlier in the day from Vancouver to Miami via Houston with Continental
Airlines on my way to
the Cayman Islands. The service and overall experience with Cayman Airways as compared to
Continental was night and day. Cayman Airways uses 25 year old 737-200's but you'd think they just
rolled off of the assembly line. Sparkling clean, great colour scheme, tons of leg room and seat
pitch, and great on-board service. I got more food and beverages on the 75 minute flight from Miami
to Grand Cayman than I did on the 4.5 hour flight earlier in the day from Vancouver to Houston with
Continental. Cayman had an awesome cabin crew, and a very friendly pilot that personally thanked and
shook hands with every passenger as we de-planed. I have nothing but positive things to say about
Cayman Airways!!
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