The Top Five Domestic Airlines: A Comparison Guide for Business Travelers

Deborah S. Hildebrand · 06-04-2009 , 10:14 AM

The "top five" really depends on your point of view. If you're looking for quality, there's one group. If you're looking for the largest revenue, there may be another group. Read on for the rundown on how the various domestic airlines compare to each other.

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Ilona · 07-21-2009 , 07:23 PM

Great comparison, Deborah. But, paying for the first bag?! I don't get it. That's exactly why I fly JetBlue and Southwest whenever and wherever I can, where the first bag is "free" or imbedded in the cost of the ticket. Nonetheless, who wants to be nickled and dimed like that? Plus, JetBlue and Southwest are far more comfortable rides for those looking for more legroom. Go JetBlue and Southwest!

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06-04-2009 , 10:14 AM
Deborah S. Hildebrand Offline OA Expert Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 171	The Top Five Domestic Airlines: A Comparison Guide for Business Travelers The "top five" really depends on your point of view. If you're looking for quality, there's one group. If you're looking for the largest revenue, there may be another group. Read on for the rundown on how the various domestic airlines compare to each other. View The Full Article

07-21-2009 , 07:23 PM
Ilona Offline Jane of All Trades Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 62	Re: The Top Five Domestic Airlines: A Comparison Guide for Business Travelers Great comparison, Deborah. But, paying for the first bag?! I don't get it. That's exactly why I fly JetBlue and Southwest whenever and wherever I can, where the first bag is "free" or imbedded in the cost of the ticket. Nonetheless, who wants to be nickled and dimed like that? Plus, JetBlue and Southwest are far more comfortable rides for those looking for more legroom. Go JetBlue and Southwest!


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