When flying which airline do you prefer to use?

Does my private plane count 🤔

I usually fly air Canada just cuz

I haven't flown in a long time, but we used to fly United and Frontier.

I prefer Alaska Airlines or Southwest. United and Delta can be okay sometimes. American Airlines only if absolutely necessary.

American. They're far better than United. Those are two majors in my home market. I have about 1,000,000 rewards miles available currently so why would I change at this point? And I'm at the highest status in their rewards program so I enjoy those perks. I have some personal travel ahead.

FlySwatter @Beautyinbroken

Southwest mostly

oh yeah it matters. i fly a lot. i prefer Delta and try to avoid American at all costs.

Mostly it matters which airline has a flight available to the places I want to go at the times I need to be there.

Whatever airline is flying there, cheapest. I don't have name brand recognition on it.

I like Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific🙂🐼🥢

I tend to fly American Airlines most. Delta has the nicer crafts but they're not very competitive.

Usually boils down to what is the best connection to wherever I'm going. But given a choice, I have always had a soft spot for Delta. Goes back to when I was in uniform, flying standby at a severely reduced fare. All the cheaper sections were full so they put me in first class along with off-duty stewardesses on their way to their next assignment and the champagne was flowing. Best flight ever!

Flying from Edinburgh, there isn't usually much choice.

For international travel British Airways for domestic southwest

Delta

Southwest because it flies out of Houston's Hobby Airport. It's not far from my house, and I like the airport. Plus, I know several Southwest pilots and flight attendants.

I've never flown...

I avoid American. Korean and Qatar are my faves. Turkish is OK and always the cheapest for flights to/from Europe.

I've only used air Canada as an adult, flying in and out of US. Some people say how bad they are, I haven't had a problem though.

When going to the states Aer lingus or British Airways, for Europe, Ryanair mostly, because its cheaper

It is between the following TWA, PanAm, or the TransAtlantic Zeppelin Corporation

I live in Salt Lake City which is a Delta hub and Delta is my preferred airline.

SAS or Wideroe. They're one of the 3 main ones here. Local airport only has Wideroe tho.

Britain Airways, Aerlingus, Tap Air Portugal, KLM and Ryanair..

For overseas flights I usually try Delta or British Airways

I prefer Delta domestically in the US.

Southwest in the US, WestJet in Canada.

Cheapest one :)

UA and Delta.

I don't fly

Air France

Southwest

Uber

Most often I’ve flown down South and have used Delta. I’ve always liked them.

I really don't care. I just look for the cheapest straight through flight I can find.

Whatever is the cheapest at the time of booking my flight

I stay on the ground.