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You can't disregard city or how you value perks. Delta could be the best in the world, but if I lived somewhere with one flight a day, it's shit.
I'm in LA, but still fly United. I fly to United hubs a lot and the Star Alliance has been great for redemption. I'm also bumped to business a considerable amount.
Pain in your left butt or right butt? Second EY1 Avoid both. If not, then pick one in terms of timing, connectivity etc.
What’s the point? They all suck. Experience depends more on airport than airline
They’re both terrible. But if I had to choose, United. In my experience, American had so many delays that they could have prevented. The level of negligence from their staff is alarming
United for me. Then Southwest.
But it’s not the airlines that suck. It’s the passengers who put their bare feet up or change diapers in the cabin or don’t tell their awful kids to stop kicking your seat.
American. duh.
Never American.
1. Delta
2. Southwest
3. United
4. American
If you hold a gun to my head and make me choose? United. At least they communicate and care about a few more metrics than just whether or not they closed the door on time.
Sometimes I'd rather connect than give money to either.
Delta
location and connectivity is everything. they are all shit. so at least choose one you can ride regularly and build the status
I would agree with Delta.. but given the choices.. American
If you care about points redemption for international travel then United