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United will status match. I currently live in Chicago and fly either united or American to avoid connecting flights.
Or stick to Delta and have the option of flying out of both Midway and ORD. Midway can be amazing option if you live downtown. United and AA force you to ORD.
Problem with PWC1 suggestion is it’s all connections. I was Chicago United, moved to LA delta. It’s impossible to do delta out of Chicago - you just head straight to MSP, Detroit, ATL, or SLC - can’t even get normal direct flights.
I personally would choose United - better redemption options than American and more premium seating. Get ready for a way worse passenger experience - good luck!
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Stick with Delta unless you want to be abused cattle by United flight attendants
Definitely switch, cannot imagine doing Delta out of Chicago. Wouldn't be a smart decision
TSC 1 don’t plan on sticking with delta, wanting to avoid having to connect if I can. Do you have a preference of American or United.
I would say they both have comparable onboard experiences. I think United has the lead when it comes to the value you can get out of their miles though so that'd be my recommendation