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I've no experience with AA flights within the USA, but if they're anything like AA's transatlantic services then I'd say this is a great change for Expedia's cu
by corin_ 16y ago
I've no experience with AA flights within the USA, but if they're anything like AA's transatlantic services then I'd say this is a great change for Expedia's customers.
Thankfully I've never been on a single AA flight (Virgin Atlantic gets my custom), but I've seen photos taken by friends and heard their stories (UK-USA flights) and, unless they've all been very unlucky, seems a safe bet that AA's transatlantic staff, planes and services are all pretty shoddy.
- hugh3 16y agoY'know, AA isn't the greatest flying experience I've had, but the differences between airlines are really overplayed. The average AA experience is probably worse than the average Virgin experience, but you can have a tolerable time or a crappy time on either airline. People dwell on tiny little annoyances when they're flying, because they're stuck in a metal tube with nothing to do for hours on end except dwell on things. This is why so many consumer complaints and stand-up comedians' jokes are about flying.
- corin_ 16y agoWhile it's true that people overthink small things, I find that the difference between my favourite airlines and my least favourites is big enough to make a flight enjoyable or not, and the stories I've heard of AA flights would, if I was on the flight, have made me completely hate it.