JAL is the best I've taken, but not sure if they go anywhere besides Japan.

I find most full service asian airlines are quite good.

The top of my list would be cathay pacific or perhaps singapore airlines.

US airlines just can't compete - they are way way way behind!

i go for continental

stay away from US airlines and continental if you can .. westjet is by far my fav ..

The only decent US airline Ive been on was United. The rest are fucking awful.

1. Pan American
2. Nigeria Air
3. Aeroflot

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Domestic US: tried Frontier for the first time and it was great. I was able to watch Monday Night Football live for 5 bucks because they have a live DirecTV feed (in coach, no less). Southwest -- despite their untested airplanes -- has become a little less nerve-wracking with the numbered positions in boarding groups. No more need to feel like I have to wait in line for two weeks for the second coming of Skynryd when I have a large carry-on. Delta is terrible, domestic and international, with delayed flights and the worst customer service. The little airlines are/were great, like JetBlue and one that had a green theme with yoga music during boarding. Can't remember who they were but that was a nice one, albeit overpriced. Continental gets points for having the BEST pet service, domestic and international.

International to EU/US: Swiss Air is great. I used to love British Airways but they ALWAYS lose my luggage and Heathrow is the worst airport in the universe, with fucking Charles de Gaulle a close second. But I am addicted to their goddamned World Traveler Plus coach upgrade. Fuck luggage!?

Domestic EU: EasyJet, Vueling, Ryanair.... they're all the same, full of wacky Euros who love to bumrush the gates and the seats are not wide enough for my fat American ass.

When I was a travel agent some people would try to fly them to the States because they had a very unique system at the time where if you flew them to the States you would clear US customs in Ireland. I am not sure if that is the case now post the Good Friday agreement and 9/11 but it was at the time.

Emirates is suppose to be one of the best flights to take.

People elect FOR lay overs just to get on a emirates flight when possible from what i read. I plan on taking this flight from to Dubai when we go.

http://www.emirates.com/ae/english/f..._features.aspx

Midwest Express.. all business class & warm chocolate chip cookies!!