Southwest isn't on those price-aggregator websites for whatever reason, you have to check their website independently.
Southwest isn't on those price-aggregator websites for whatever reason, you have to check their website independently.
SW doesn't fucking fly out of CVG, shit is so aggravating.
tbh like others said there is little difference between airlines when it comes to coach.
Because of that though I'd go with the delta over the southwest in your case, because (for me) stops in flights are annoying, and if you can get a nonstop flight for that price, it's worth it because you get it over with faster.
I fly 2 days a week now, usually, we use delta. No complaints thus far.
If you're checking a bag, and your flight has a layover/connecting flight somewhere, what do you do with that checked bag? Do you have to go to baggage claim to get it, or does it automatically get put on the next plane?
Jetblue.
Delta is ok. Jetblue being expensive is odd though, I always thought they were cheap.
My dad works in Michigan (Kalamazoo) and flys out from Battle Creek to Delta to Fort Lauderdale every other weekend with Delta.
His flight pattern is pretty consistent with timing, but Delta has the tendency to be late 20-30 minutes, and he's missed 3 night flights from Detroit to K-zoo.
I personally would fly with SW, Jetblue, and then Delta. But the amount of fees they charge is retarded...going to be expensive going up later this month to Toronto with 2 carry ons and 2 luggage.![]()
Delta, never had a problem with them and i fly at least once a week.
Depends entirely on the route and what's important to you.
If it's price, that's going to override most other factors.
I like American (but I have gold with them so I don't pay for bags). They have a nice little headrest thingy so I don't have to beg for one of the 3 pillows on the flight.
I like direct and will pay at bit extra for that vs. changing planes. I like flying out of Fort Lauderdale, not so much Miami.
I like a flight I don't have to get up for at 4am, and one that puts my at my destination with a bit of the day left.
If it's work, I'm less picky, if it's vacation, I'm more interested in maximizing time at the destination.
Up to you and what you like.
How closely does your life fit the story of GTA: San Andreas?
personally i only fly on southwest, mostly because of the rapid rewards. If you are in school or under the age of 25, you get double points per flight, meaning it only takes 4 round trips to get a free round trip. Signing up is free, and also any flight you've taken in the past with them, you can add as credit, which i always thought was pretty cool
Southwest has great service and low attached fees because they only operate 737s (think that's it.) You don't get dicked over by baggage charges and things like that. They tend to be the cheapest as well, but I live near one of their major hubs, so that could be a factor.