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International travel – best airline?

kiki asked:


Who do you think has the best service and comfort for a long international flight? Continental, United, USAirways, Delta…etc…?
Thank you lisa maree, but I guess I should explain this is a flight for my parents, who have never flown internationally, and they are going from OK to Narita, Japan. so I don’t think your best are an option for them…..

Curtis


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7 Responses to “International travel – best airline?”

  1. Aubrey says:
    November 21, 2009 at 7:21 pm

    Melvin

    I’ve travelled on 13 different airlines around the world, and my best experiences have been on Air New Zealand, British Airways, and Thai Airways.

  2. Dominic says:
    November 24, 2009 at 6:00 am

    Lawrence

    if u r going from the USA to Europe or VVS fly British Airways its the best ever but if looking for the best price then its Romanian Air or Alitalia . but if u r traveling from the Far East i would recommend Cathay Pacific for both price and service .. wish u a safe trip

  3. Tanner says:
    November 25, 2009 at 2:42 am

    Alisha

    From London to America I have travelled with Virgin Atlantic and they are very good.

    Comfortable seats, good entertainment, friendly cabin crew and decent aircraft.

    Good meals too.

    Virgin Atlantic are also very cheap to with Economy cabin.

  4. Mckayla says:
    November 27, 2009 at 11:15 pm

    Koby

    I prefer Continental Airlines when I fly to Tokyo Narita Airport but I might be biased because I’m OnePass member and usually upgrade to BusinessFirst. Since your parents are coming from Oklahoma, your best option would be American Airlines. They have 2 daily flights from Dallas/Ft. Worth Airport (DFW) to Narita. They also have 3-class service so you can choose first. business or economy class. Their flight numbers are AA61 and AA175 for DFW to NRT and AA60 & AA176 for the return flight. They also have a flight from Los Angeles (AA169 & AA170) and Chicago.

    Continental has flights from Houston and Newark. Continental CO7 depart Houston (IAH) at 10:45am and CO6 leaves Tokyo at 5:10 pm.

    Delta Airlines fly only from Altanta and US Airways does not fly to Japan. Your other options are United Airlines from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Chicago or Northwest Airlines through Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Minneapolis/St. Paul or Detroit.

    I recommend either American or Continental because their hubs are closer to Oklahoma. Most international services on U.S. airlines are about the same, especially in economy class. Also, I would think your parents would like a short flight to DFW or IAH and settle in for the long flight instead of changing planes after 2-3 hour flight to the west coast.

    I hope I didn’t overload you with too much information and good luck.

  5. Jakob says:
    November 29, 2009 at 4:44 am

    Cassidy

    delta

  6. Devon says:
    November 29, 2009 at 4:15 pm

    Alanna

    Absolutely don’t fly on United ever – actually domestic or international. Continental, Northwest, and American are all good airlines (although I will admit I’ve never flown Continental internationally). Other good international airlines are KLM and Air New Zealand although they may not fly where you’re going.

  7. Louis says:
    November 30, 2009 at 8:11 pm

    Quinton

    The best I’ve been on are Virgin Atlantic or Malaysian Airways.

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