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It varies all over so not one set location but most areas I fly to have the three major airlines (Delta, United, American) so debating between those so I can be flexible...
I would pick the airline that serves you the best. Frequent flyer miles are usually easier to get via CC sign up bonuses than actual flying.
Delta is the best for your options. WSJ does an article every year on best airlines. Delta is #1
I’d check airline credit cards to see accrual on purchases, plus do they offer a buy one get one OR get the 2nd ticket discounted annually? Partner airlines are also a big consideration, especially if you have plans to travel overseas.
Depends on the airports. All airline programs are generally similar (to me at least). I typically choose based on where I want to spend my time. For instance, United has a nice terminal in some airports and cruddy trrminal in others. Delta tends to always have lower end terminals.
I know it's not a common way to choose air carrier, but it works for me.