I’m flying for the first time. I’m flying from California to Texas for a week. I want to fly economy class, but I want the nicest economy flight available. Who offers the most luxury?
Is it Delta? I’ve heard Spirit and Southwest are cheap.
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If you've never flown and flying economy it's doubtful you'll even know. AA and Delta are both fine, debating economy between non budget airlines on a domestic flight is pointless.
You'll be in the air for 3 hours total, unless you're taller than 6'2" and/or weigh more than 220 lbs you won't notice the difference.
Delta, Untied, AA pick the one with the best flight times/direct routes. I'd almost argue that I would fly a shit tier airline if they offered a direct route to my desired destination.
it is a practice in mediation for your endurance of physical discomfort
Here, this is about the only itinerary I can think of to get you between Cali/Texas, in Econ, with any degree of luxury
Texas here. I hope you fry in this heat and have a miserable time, commie.
Speaking of which, is Comfort+ and Economy+ still considered an economy ticket or is it's own separate class?
It's a add on feature, basically the same but maybe a +2 inches on the seat but mostly for carry on shit. You're not going to have any wild experience differences for what is probably a 3hr flight if that. You're going to fly a 777, A320, or MAX. Unless you're flying first the service, seats, and passengers will be the same.
Enjoy your first flight. It will be your best flying experience. After that it goes downhill constantly until flying becomes a literally chore.
Also make sure to get a window seat, it will spoil your experience if you can't see through the window.
Just get whatever the cheapest direct flight is on American, Delta, or United. Southwest is fine if you don't mind unassigned seating (they also allow two free checked bags). Avoid Frontier and Spirit like the plague.