Are you loyal to one airline?

[doodlebug 3]

Just curious if people are loyal to just one airline or do you shop for the cheapest price?

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Domestically, no - not loyal at all. My only concern is price.

International, depends on destination. For flights to India, I like flying British. I hate Air India. For flights to other international destinations, I am more flexible on carrier.

[~Jackie~ 30]

Loyal to Royal Jordanian. I've used them twice, Mohammed once and we will use them again this year for our vacation.

J

[kitkat1 5]

I fly only American Airlines whenever possible - I am VERY loyal.. But lately to Mexico, Mexicana's prices and times are significantly better (more than $200 less) so I'm flying with them these days. They also now have a Concierge program that allows me to check in the night before, no waiting for three hours at the airport and they meet me and take my luggage. I don't get elite qualifying points on AA, but I do get miles for my Mexicana flights on my AA account which is really all that matters in the end. . . .honeymoon miles!

[mRx 16]

when i can afford it, i really like flying asiana airlines

last time i flew, it was china air, and it was horrible.

[Marilyn. 340]

we like to fly with Alaska because we have air miles with them and they also usually have the cheapest flights....

[Scott & Lai 12]

When going to Hong Kong, I like flying Cathay Pacific.

I'd never fly China Air; it has one of the world's worst safety records. In Hong Kong, it is called "Sky Coffin."

[bora bora 1]

None of your choices were airlines to South America.

Domestically I usually fly Delta (because I have miles - and ONLY because of that) or Jetblue (also have miles) and they're usually the cheapeast between FL and NY.

Internationally I look for the cheapest flights as well - the Brazilian airline TAM is showing to be cheap and comfortable.

[Chris-n-Veronica 0]

Just curious if people are loyal to just one airline or do you shop for the cheapest price?

Not loyal ....But I like Lufthansa because the drinks are free United charges....Moldova Air is great and they serve this regional Salad that is great...but after I bite I couldn't eat anymore has it had garlic in it....If I would've finished imagine my poor SO ..first and second visit..

[SoL. 0]

I prefer KLM/Northwest but I am flexible when it comes to cheaper prices. I avoid Continental Airlines, their prices are better but their service sucks!

[Jenn! 918]

I go for the cheapest price always.

One time I got bumped up to first class on British Air Boston to London. That was by far the most enjoyable flight I've ever had, so I would call BA my favorite airline. Even flying them in economy class has always been a good experience for me.

[sophyie 0]

For me it depends on the route.

There are no direct flights to Seattle from Germany- I usually take flights that either connect in Europe or on the west coast, to have one very short and one very long flight.

I end up flying United a lot, sometimes Lufthansa or SAS. With all three I get miles. I prefer United.

For domestic flights within the US, I don't care.

[Savanphil 3]

Only airline that I am loyal to is AIR JAMAICA, when making my yearly trips to Jamrock. I love them becuase you get food, and champagne(sp?) for free. The planes are comfy and beautiful

Anywhere else I'll fly who ever is the cheapest.

Edited February 7, 2007 by Savanphil

[DeadPoolX 9]

I usually fly Continental Airlines. I find I get the best service from them, and one of their main hubs is in my city, so it works out the best. Unfortunatelty, CO also seems to be one of the more expensive airlines to fly with at times -- especially when booking trips to Canada. So I've flown with Northwest as well. Recently, I've started looking at United Airlines and Air Canada as well (but only because they're less expensive and have better time slots).

[tom&tata 2]

For flights to Indonesia, we are leaning towards United - out of Chicago, direct to Hongkong with overnight in Singapore - the least lay over we found so far. And the price is not outrageous either, so usually it is United.

For flights within Asia, I am leaning towards Singapore Airlines.