>compared to average euro
maybe in 2010, in 2023 they're just as shit, and in some cases (KLM, SAS, Air France) they're even shittier (talking regional flights). The """"business class"""" (same price as first class in US regional) and you still sit 3-3 configuration. All you get is food.
Most other european airlines give you a blocked middle seat. A proper airline should give you a 2-2 seat configuration (this is what most regional flights in the US do).
Post COVID-19 Pandemic they started realizing that you can just roll the price of everything into the plane ticket instead of nickel and dime-ing everything from baggage to beverages like other airlines do.
My last flight with United involved crusty seats and a severe lack of a TV screen on a ten hour flight. If that's "good" I don't want to know what "bad" is.
Why would anyone actually want the 480p touchscreen from 2012 for anything besides checking the flight progress? You have a screen in your pocket dumbass
I'm not a huge SighSeeeler but I've flown Delta, AA and United in the US and United has always been the worst experience. Worst customer service by far. I've flown Delta the most, and while I've had some issues, for the most part everything is satisfactory. Nothing special or particularly great, just a mostly-consistent level of decent service and competence.
I'm Gold Status with UA, and I'm also 1 small flight away with whatever entry tier of status would be with Delta. Won't make it though lmao.
United Airlines is pretty based in my opinion. I like their food, even when I thought I wouldn't. I always fly domestic first class, and I have a Polaris First Class on Christmas. Their Polaris product honestly ranks pretty high for me, and a lot of people said it's pretty competitive on a global level. Obviously there's certain airlines that are way better when it comes to their first class product, no shit. But, United isn't bad. It's pretty good, especially for an American airline. And I hate this fricking country so that's saying something.
Delta is better, but the amount of self entitled Black sheboon flight attendants has made the experience much worse as of late. Do they fake it during orientation or is diversity hiring just that strong?
They’ve always been pretty decent. I’m pretty spoiled because I’m used to service on SEA flights, but if I ever go back to the US it’s United or Delta.
Ever since my ex wife became a flight attendant with them
When you got off United and onto SWISS or Turkish. United is ass and so are most of their hubs
pls dont include SWISS in the same sentence as turkish. Turkish is lightyears ahead of both SWISS and United
never. american airlines are all awful compared to the average euro/asian airline even in premium classes
swiss customer service is the worst i have ever experienced
>compared to average euro
maybe in 2010, in 2023 they're just as shit, and in some cases (KLM, SAS, Air France) they're even shittier (talking regional flights). The """"business class"""" (same price as first class in US regional) and you still sit 3-3 configuration. All you get is food.
Most other european airlines give you a blocked middle seat. A proper airline should give you a 2-2 seat configuration (this is what most regional flights in the US do).
Yeah, but American thing bad
I must have lucked out on Swiss whenever I flew them around Europe. Turkish is way better than Swiss, yes United is way worse than both
wtf are you talking about Tony. here's 2013-2023 data
Post COVID-19 Pandemic they started realizing that you can just roll the price of everything into the plane ticket instead of nickel and dime-ing everything from baggage to beverages like other airlines do.
how zoomer are you? that's how every airline used to be before 2010
Airline deregulation was the biggest mistake the USA ever made.
My last flight with United involved crusty seats and a severe lack of a TV screen on a ten hour flight. If that's "good" I don't want to know what "bad" is.
Why would anyone actually want the 480p touchscreen from 2012 for anything besides checking the flight progress? You have a screen in your pocket dumbass
I'm not a huge SighSeeeler but I've flown Delta, AA and United in the US and United has always been the worst experience. Worst customer service by far. I've flown Delta the most, and while I've had some issues, for the most part everything is satisfactory. Nothing special or particularly great, just a mostly-consistent level of decent service and competence.
I'm Gold Status with UA, and I'm also 1 small flight away with whatever entry tier of status would be with Delta. Won't make it though lmao.
United Airlines is pretty based in my opinion. I like their food, even when I thought I wouldn't. I always fly domestic first class, and I have a Polaris First Class on Christmas. Their Polaris product honestly ranks pretty high for me, and a lot of people said it's pretty competitive on a global level. Obviously there's certain airlines that are way better when it comes to their first class product, no shit. But, United isn't bad. It's pretty good, especially for an American airline. And I hate this fricking country so that's saying something.
Delta is better, but the amount of self entitled Black sheboon flight attendants has made the experience much worse as of late. Do they fake it during orientation or is diversity hiring just that strong?
They’ve always been pretty decent. I’m pretty spoiled because I’m used to service on SEA flights, but if I ever go back to the US it’s United or Delta.