I remember being blown away by the service I got on Singapore and Malaysia Airlines. Great food, decent amount of leg room, flight attendants that don't have complete and utter contempt for everyone that isn't in Business class or above, and free alcohol. That is until I realized they weren't that special, the North American companies were just significantly worse at pretty much all aspects of the flying experience. Often times the North American companies with their fees aren't even saving you much money, or none at all if you plan well, so its an easy choice when your flight is at least 12 hours. The dream would be to have them compete and operate domestic flights as well. It would be great to go from Chicago to Dulles on ANA instead of United.
Re:Trump Just Signed a Law That Changes Life Aboard Airlines
by chrisseaton on Friday October 12, 2018 @08:07PM
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Maybe it's because all my flights are international, or domestic connections to international, then.
Re:Trump Just Signed a Law That Changes Life Aboard Airlines
by Larrikin on Saturday October 13, 2018 @08:12AM
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International flights are the only fights with sane pricing in the US now. What's even better is that you can avoid the slight nickel and diming they've begun to do by exclusively using international carriers.
Spirit, at least, does the right thing and charges $5 more to carry a typical bag onboard.