What Airline do you fly?

[CedarFlags]

Almost exclusively Southwest with some United or JetBlue sprinkled in every so often if their schedules work better for a particular flight.

[IrishCasual]

For flights from Dublin to the U.S I used to fly Delta, now I fly Aer Lingus long haul. Their on-board wi-fi is great, albeit a bit pricey. Although the IFE is average, it makes up for friendly cabin crew. They have green, comfortable seats for Economy, I haven't seen Buisness Class yet.

[gisco]

I'm bummed I have to fly United next week.

[engineeringtyler96]

I usually fly Southwest. If not Southwest then Delta.

[rcoaster10]

I always fly Delta but recently flew Southwest but wasn't impressed.

[DoinItForTheFame]

American Airlines. Always, and only.

 

I have had to fly United once for business and it was AWFUL. NEVER again. EVER. We have also flown Delta, and it was awful... So we will always stick with American!

[gerstlaueringvar]

After flying with ANA, no I won't choose any other airline! Even Cathay Pacific is crap compared with them.

[gisco]

Back to American next month for my flight to Dallas and Chicago!

[Meteornotes]

Used Southwest when I went to ProgPower a few weeks ago, as they ate Airtran. I hate the no assigned seats thing, but other than that it was tolerable for the 90 minutes or so flight time.

 

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[Midgetman82]

I have family who fly United, so usually that. Otherwise, if I was able to choose any airline to go to my destination with then it would be Delta, hands-down. Southwest is getting some newer planes that are quite lovely, but like the above comment, the no assigned-seating can sometimes make or break certain flight experiences. ESPECIALLY if you're with a group that's one of the last to board.

[YOLO]

I've never flown, but if I ever do I will fly Delta because they are the safest and also are usually relatively cheap.

[Lightning Rod]

Southwest.

[gisco]

Going on Delta for my trip to Orlando!

[IrishCasual]

Using 4 different airlines for my trip to San Francisco and Cancún next year. I'm using British Airways, Virgin Atlantic twice, Delta twice and Aer Lingus.

[Nrthwnd]

We used United for our flight (via Chicago) to Amsterdam.

 

We used Air Canada (via Montreal) for our flight from Paris.

 

Air Canada much more preferred, where ever I fly.

Local, or International/Overseas.

Selfie of us - On Air Canada Flt. - Paris to Montreal to Vancouver. Almost home! Sept.25-15 (somewhere in time)

[VF15]

I don't fly very often, but when I do, it's usually on Delta or American.

[gisco]

Delta bummed me out on my last trip. They discontinued my return flight. They booked me on one that was a lot less convenient and made an extra stop.

[Duff]

Virgin Airlines. It's like a disco in the sky.

[Superbatboy]

I've had the best experiences with Virgin, United, and Delta

[edh]

When I fly domestic, Delta is best. Jet Blue is another great airline. Hate American Airlines and United. International I've flown Korean Air, Garuda Indonesia and Cathay Pacific (and Delta). All of those were excellent. October I'm flying Japan air and next month in trying out Aer Lingus. Looking forward to reviewing them.

[Henry M]

Due to the fact I live next to Luton, I fly Easyjet a lot. as a treat, I go over to Hethrow and fly BA.

[DoinItForTheFame]

I always... and I mean ALWAYS fly American. I have NEVER had an issue with them. . . The two times I have been forced to fly something other than American (Not my choice) there were issues. . .

 

I shall stay loyal to American till I die.

[SFNE Fan]

I'll probably be flying Jet Blue in the next six months

[Lameformer]

I like using AirFrance to get to Europe, but domestically I like to use JetBlue when it's available.

[gisco]

All 4 legs of my trip earlier this month on American were delayed. Didn't miss a connection but had to hurry.