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> JetBlue and the other smaller airlines nickel and dime you for everything - seat assignment, carryon luggage, etc. Spirit, yes. Jetblue? Not my experience -
by BeetleB 4y ago
> JetBlue and the other smaller airlines nickel and dime you for everything - seat assignment, carryon luggage, etc.
Spirit, yes. Jetblue? Not my experience - unless things have changed in the last few years. It was like most other airlines. Carryon free, checked in luggage costs.
> When I fly Delta (with the Amex Delta Reserve Card), I have access to an extensive airport lounge network with free food and alcoholic drinks), free checked bags, priority boarding, and I can choose my seat without paying extra. It’s just a better experience.
That's because you use a special card. Most airlines give a similar option. The Reserve card gives only one checked bag, and costs $550/year.
> Who would choose Little Caesar’s over even Papa Johns?
If you look at the other comments, you'll see many people here usually get local pizza, myself included. To me, most of the big chains all taste the same.
- shortstuffsushi 4y agoFwiw, having flown Delta within the last week for the first time in half a dozen years, via Expedia, I found out accidentally / after the fact that you no longer get "one free bag" if you are in their Delta Basic offering, where bags cost $30 per. Edit: compared to my prior experience where one bag was free.
- scarface74 4y agoYou don’t get a free checked bag period unless you fly at least comfort - two above Basic. But two things I never do - book through a third party portal or book Basic. With Basic, you can’t make any changes without paying a fee. Most airlines don’t let you make changes at all when you book through a portal.