Airlines

[Lilsia]

we only use SW now and never had any issues with them.

Same with us. SWA is the only airline that we fly domestically. The rates are decent, no fee for bags, free flight changes, great customer service, never have lost a bag. I like their seating procedure. I hate how other airlines charge more for aisle and window seats. So if you travel with family, you will be paying different prices depending on your seat.

 

[Cheburashka]

I was wondering what you prefer. I don't have to fly here, but I like Delta. US air is a close second. I don't like Jetblue or Southwest and I absolutely despise United. They're never on time and more often than not, you're stuck at the gate while they wait for repairs. So, how about all of you?

I now avoid flying Southwest, Frontier or United, due to very poor customer service experiences. I'm fine with American and Delta if flying first class- I won't fly coach on any legacy carrier anymore, as you're often treated like (insert favorite expletive). To Orlando I usually fly JetBlue, as only they and SWA offer nonstops there from my city. I like JetBlue's quieter Airbus planes with good complimentary entertainment options. I've never had poor customer service from JetBlue, although their website and self-baggage check at the airport can both function poorly at times.

 

[DebbieB]

I mainly fly SW, I have the credit card and am usually on points. I love the flexibility plus no bag fees. I used to fly a lot for work, Delta was my favorite. Not crazy about American.

 

[hertamaniac]

Delta Connection primarily because my business trips were often routed from central Florida through Atlanta. Also, my local airport only had 3 gates and would fly the CRJ (plenty of legroom) for 99% of my domestic travels.

 

[ain0004]

Used to be Delta fans. Then switched to Southwest. Baggage fees got us fed up. If price was no user 100% delta. Family of 5 southwest wins

 

[Maistre Gracey]

Every airline can hose people. Every. Single. One. To say some are better than others requires a calculas formula. Amount of times traveled, experiences, routes, cost, fees, and the list goes on.
Truly it’s a gamble.

The only constant is safety and regulation.