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Flying to Australia on Delta isn't advised in any circumstance. I know they're cheaper than Qantas or Air New Zealand but you get what you pay for. Just don't d
by empressplay 10y ago
Flying to Australia on Delta isn't advised in any circumstance. I know they're cheaper than Qantas or Air New Zealand but you get what you pay for. Just don't do it.
- XorNot 10y agoI've given up trying to save money when flying. There's a list of airlines I trust, and I buy at whatever price their tickets are. The trip is either worth that much, or not worth going at all.
- sobbybutter 10y agoI'm curious--which do you find good (and bad!)?
- XorNot 10y agoI'm in Australia, so my good list is Qantas, Emirates and Singapore Airlines for any flight longer then about 2 hours.
- kalleboo 10y agoI just avoid any US-based carrier, that's served me well. I don't live in the US though, so I have that luxury.
- wyclif 10y agoI believe what you say about Delta, having flown them many times, but I'm curious about what is specifically better re: Qantas or ANZ?
- lostlogin 10y agoNot sure what's better as I have generally used them or Singapore, but I can vouch for the fact that their safety videos are excruciatingly, embarrassing, terribly bad.
- Zancarius 10y agoI can't speak from personal experience, but my mum refuses to fly internationally to Australia with anyone but Qantas. From what she's related, US carriers are horrible, and I'd agree. Comparatively speaking, it's probably a coin toss as to who's better regarding Qantas/ANZ. Though the bias of my heritage may be showing, I'd strongly suggest going with Qantas. ;)
- wyclif 10y agoBut what I'm asking is what exactly is better about Qantas compared to Delta? Nobody in the thread has been specific yet.