What's currently the best airline in your opinion?

[Evil Chris]

I have flown the following airlines in the past year or so:

American Airlines
US Airways
Southwest
Continental
Delta
Air Canada
Westjet

Of all these, I have to say Air Canada was the best. Newest aircraft with nice direct flights from Montreal to LA, and very cool "on demand" movies and shows on the back of every seat on the airplane. Westjet is a very close second.

[Iron Fist]

WestJet has the hotter stewardesses. If your really nice, they sometimes will let you sneak a peek at their garters

[LauraLee]

I flew WestJet for the first time last month and they are right up there with Jet Blue imo.

[AdPatron]

My vote is for Southwest...But my opinion is a bit biased.

[Eva PSC]

and what about KLM, Lufthansa and such??

Otherwise, yes, my vote goes for Air Canada too

[PaygeaGrl]

in order:
West Jet
Southwest
AirTran
Continental

Jetblue fell off my list because of the massive delays I experience every time I fly them.

[I am chauncy]

I usually fly only northwest because detroit is there main hub but I recently few on frontier and I like them a lot tv in every seat and they have the best headrests

[cognitos]

British Airways for trans Atlantic.

[D Ghost]

Northwest/KLM

[spunkmister]

international flights Singapore Airlines kicks ass....Emirates Is also nice.

[Why]

i think your method a poor way to judge an airline, some fly nicer planes on more popular routes, so to base it on the age of the plane and value of the entertainment on board is pretty weak.

For instance KLM/NWA Amsterdam to Seattle has nicer entertainment on it then Amsterdam to Los Angeles. Both have free liquor though, so doesn't bother me.

Emirates is very nice as is Singapore, as an all around airline. Iv heard nice things about one of the Thai airlines also but have no first hand experience.

[BobG]

[JFK]

dont really like Air Canada, try and use anything else instead

[Evil Chris]

I just gave Montreal to LA as an example. I have no idea how popular a route it is.
How else do you want me to judge them? I had much better experiences on the ones I mentioned.

I didn't expect all the hands up for WestJet. Interesting.

[soulboy]

that depends where are you flying, air canada service is good but they will charge you even for the air you breath, Recently I flight with spirit airlines, it was cheap but the service was terrible

[AdPatron]

[thehand]

1. Taca - new planes hot Costa Rican stewardess

2. lufthansa - great service

[HAPPYPEEKERS]

I hate flying.
They all seem like germ pits to me

[Mike Honcho]

Singapore airlines is hands down the bes, imo.

[directfiesta]

ATA ??????

[WarChild]

Singapore airlines.

[MaDalton]

Air Berlin - but you have to come over to Europe to fly with them.

[traffic_buy]

Virgin =)
Because they're doing massage on board =)

[Got Porn?]

Lufthansa is the best airline I have ever flown on. Great food, open bar, and the best stewardesses.

[baddog]

Northwest/KLM

About the worst. At least they attempt to distract you from how uncomfortable you are by giving you non-stop food and drink.

I hate flying.
They all seem like germ pits to me

They are.

ATA ??????

The only thing worse than Northwest/KLM

I have to pick SWA by default because I am flying them constantly.

[TubeTitans_SusieQ]

british airways and lufthansa i think

[SykkBoy]

I like Frontier and Southwest

[F-U-Jimmy]

#1 Virgin
#2 British Airlines
#3 Thai Airline

[arial]

ATA all the way!

SWA is my choice. I almost always fly with them although their baggage claim at SFO fucking sucks!

[Juicy D. Links]

United for within US travel ......

Iraq Air for internattional

[JimmiDean]

Westjet by far

[scottybuzz]

ryanair

so dam cheap and when they have their offer days i go crazy.

i am flying to denmark and norway for 4p, not taxes no nothing, the flights have been paid for, done and dusted.

beat those prices.

even without offers prices are under £70 usually.

uncorftable planes and shit customer service, but at that price who cares?

[directfiesta]

ATA all the way!

today: chapter 11, closed down ....

[KILL_FRENZY]

British Airways

[baddog]

today: chapter 11, closed down ....

Really? That should be interesting since they did the NYC route for SWA. Wonder how I will get there now.

[directfiesta]

Really? That should be interesting since they did the NYC route for SWA. Wonder how I will get there now.

unless they emerge from it, not with their wings ...:

Thursday, Apr. 3 2008
ATA Airlines Shuts Down After Filing for Bankruptcy Protection

[Evil Chris]

Lufthansa is the best airline I have ever flown on. Great food, open bar, and the best stewardesses.

I like Lufthansa for all those reasons, but I haven't had a recent experience with them. Last time I flew Lufthansa was in 1990.

[CherryLipsRosa]

emirates airlines by far
British airways is not bad too

[robfantasy]

Airtran
Airtran
Airtran
Airtran

[dodger21]

quantas
asiana

[cezam]

emirates airlines by far
British airways is not bad too

yep emirates are good.. flew to bangkok with'em few days ago

the only thing i did not like is dubai airport - their main hub. i dunno why but i really hated the place.

[StarkReality]

Singapore and Emirates, in general many airlines from the asian and arab region are top notch (Thai is good, Malaysia, Quatar)

Unfortunately many US and european airlines suck, especially when it comes to service, worst service award goes to US Airways.

[LA Crew]

Definitely Swiss for international flights

[BetChips]

Southwest, they sure do know how to pack'em in!

[SmutGiant]

I usually fly only northwest because detroit is there main hub but I recently few on frontier and I like them a lot tv in every seat and they have the best headrests

I flew Frontier once a couple of years ago... best flight I've had... partly due to the reason that there were like three other passengers on the entire plane lol...

Other airlines I've flown recently include

Continental - 3 1/2 hour delay stuck in Houston, TX. - I was exhausted as I didn't get any sleep before the flight - and to top it all off, the all the seats in the waiting area of the Houston airport all have arm rests, so no where to lay down and nap when you're flight's delayed 3 1/2 hrs! lol

U.S Airways - Something about that company I don't like... just seems very dark.

West Jet - have to pay $5 to watch a movie - and a very limited selection.

American Airlines - Flown with them twice - all flights on time - good service - no complaints.

Air Canada - Once again, no complaints.

United - No complaints

[Evil Chris]

I should mention one other that nobody else did.

Aerlingus

I flew them once. Amsterdam to Dublin on New Year's Day 2000.
Personally, I thought it was a great flight but it felt like St. Patricks Day on that plane.

[tranza]

ryanair

so dam cheap and when they have their offer days i go crazy.

i am flying to denmark and norway for 4p, not taxes no nothing, the flights have been paid for, done and dusted.

beat those prices.

even without offers prices are under £70 usually.

uncorftable planes and shit customer service, but at that price who cares?

That's just amazing. I wish someone offered a similar service like this down here in Brazil.

[Sarah_Jayne]

It all depends on if you are traveling domestic or longhaul on a lot of these airlines. For example, with US Airways they are pretty crap for domestic flights BUT of all the airlines I have traveled between the UK and the States they have been the one I enjoy the most. They have the best entertainment system in coach than any of the other transatlantic players, have only been slightly delayed once out about about half a dozen return trips and the seating is comfortable even when I was at my largest size.

British Airways is okay but not as good in coach as people would make you think.

[GAMEFINEST]

southwest baby !

[stephane76]

Lufthansa ...easy one!