Review of LAN Airlines flight from Santiago to Buenos Aires in Economy

Hi everyone! So this is the last leg of my Colombia trip, I hope you like it!
I had previously arrived from LIM on my LAN flight, and then I had 2 more hours for departing to my final destination: Buenos Aires EZE. I had already seen thought the window the plane that will take me to Buenos Aires. The CC-BBI. Only 4 months old!

After having my lunch at Subway the boarding announcement was made. I was really excited for my first flight on a 787! I boarded on the first Economy group, because my seat was 31A. Most people were connecting from many Latin American countries, the USA and Australia. While I was sitting near the gate, some employees from the Chilean Ministry of Tourism came to ask us some questions for a survey, and most of passengers answered they were in transit.
Boarding call

Finally I got inside the 787. It looked fresh and new. The interior design is similar to the 767 I flew from LIM to SCL some hours ago. What really caught my attention were the windows! They are huge! And with this shading system, which I still can’t decide whether I think it’s good or bad.

Inside LAN 787

I got to my seat and found some earphones. The first thing I did was start playing with the windows buttons to see with my own eyes how do they work. The seat has an IFE PTV. They are new and fast, they are the same I showed on my last flight (LIM-SCL on a 767).

Once the boarding was finished we headed to the north extreme of the runway and took off at 16.45. The captain announced that the flight time was just an hour and some minutes.
During the takeoff I could spot again the Aeromexico 787, followed by a line of 767 (1 Delta and 3 American Airlines).

Minutes after the takeoff they played a pre-recorded announcement saying that we'll be soon crossing the Andes, asking to remain seated and with the belts fastened. Actually the plane didn’t move at all, and if it did I couldn’t feel it!
I was stunned by the views of the Andes from a plane! I had cross the Andes by land or by air (a bit north from here), but this doesn’t compare at all!

When we finished passing through the mountains the snack was served. They handed cheese and turkey sandwiches, a chocolate, and to drink the choices were coffee, tea, water, juice and sodas. The crew was half Chilean and half Argentinean. They all looked very kind, always with a smile, and you don’t see that very often.

Minutes later, they took away the trash and we were descending over Buenos Aires.

At 18.15 we landed at EZE. We were taken to Terminal B, and we got off the plane on a jetway.

The first that caught my attention was an Aeroflot plane, but unfortunately I couldn’t take a picture of it. At first I thought there might be a Russian delegation visiting Argentina, but later I found out that this aircraft was being operated by Cubana de Aviacion between HAV and EZE.
Then at migrations there were many people, but they were passing really fast. My luggage came to me very fast also, and at customs there wasn’t many people (this part is the slowest to pass, regularly there is a lot of people and they check everyone, especially if you are coming from the States).