Which airline do you use?

[mickeyluv'r]

Mostly SWA, but sometimes United. I actually really like SWA.
I think if you know their system, they have one of the best track records for making on-time flights and doing things efficiently. The last time I flewUnited, i was surprised at how long it took to board the plane. People take FOREVER trying to find their seats when they are assigned - and STILL some folks make mistakes and have to switch seats, which wastes even more time...I really like e-tickets and printing boarding passes at home and at electronic kiosks too. It's just faster.

 

[sue1013]

We fly out of Newark and have used JetBlue since they started there. My flights for end of Sept and beginning of Oct were 59 each way. If Continental was alot cheaper I may consider flying them to Orlando but it would have to be a really big difference. We flew Continental in May to San Francisco and returing from LA. I hadn't flown them in so long I really missed JetBlue's TV.

 

[Jestocost]

American, Southwest and ValuJet, oops AirTran, fly nonstop from St. Louis. We usually fly American due to my frequent flyer status and schedules, with SWA #2. JetBlue is not an option, but I'd love to try it.

 

[ExPirateShopGirl]

We fly American. There are a couple of routes we have to fly that aren't served by American, so we have to use the local puddle jumper.

 

[LGH1946]

does jetblue fly from Atlanta

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

We love Southwest. We have flown with them for our last 4 trips to WDW for only $49 each way + tax.
What I love most, besides being ontime (except for weather-related issues which is beyond their control,) is that if you book with them and find the flight cheaper later on their website, you can easily change it online and keep the credits for later use.
Also there's never a change/cancellation fee. We have 2 young boys and have always easily sat together or if both boys want a window, I sit w/ one and dh sits with the other. I actually like not having assigned seats and can't see the big deal about it.
Also, this may seem minor but it matters to me: their employees seem genuinely happy. We played Disney trivia while waiting at the gate in Philly once. (I won a free drink pass for correctly guessing Lumiere's name!) They crack jokes during takeoff to ease the the tension a little like, "The owner of a blue Honda, you left your lights on." The whole plane cracked up laughing.
Another time during a very turbulent flight they announced: "Please keep your hands and feet inside the ride at all times." It's fun to fly with them and no other airline can match their no-fees policy.
For our upcoming flight our total for 4 of us after applying a $200 credit was $283 RT including tax. We'd be stupid to not go!

 

[MrMarv]

I use SW as much as possible; their on-time record and flight cancellation records are superb, their customer service levels are off the charts, they fly one type of aircraft so I don't have to worry about needing a chiropractor when I land (or to get out of my seat on one of those 50-100 minijets that the 'Big Six' have been flooding the skies with), and their employees are anything but demoralized because management really takes care of them.

 

[cbrfan]

AirTran for us. Great NS flight times between FNT & MCO. XM radio. Great rewards program. And now a participating airline for RAC. It doesn't get any better than that!!

 

[madge]

we almost always fly Southwest, but are giving Airtran a try this time!