2. TallyFratMove

      Let’s be honest here big guy, you probably have never flown private in your life.

      14 years ago at 9:35 pm
    2. southerncostas

      ^^Obviously your skin deficiency as effected your brain. Delta is FaF if you’re not flying private.

      14 years ago at 3:10 pm
    6. southerncostas

      ^^^Simply saying “You go to Tech…” is enough to justify the insults that I had for you. Have fun with your bottom tier greek life, filled with durka durkas and the squinty eyed WWII axis pussies.

      14 years ago at 9:14 pm
    7. FratfricanAmerican

      *affected.

      And I didn’t know that delays, shitty service, and unreliable flight times were FaF. I’ll stick to my Lifetime Executive Platinum AA service.

      14 years ago at 9:49 am
  7. Boston BroSox

    None of the legacy airlines (AA, Delta, US air, United) are good domestically (Flying internationally is a different story), even in first class. I can get more legroom on jetBlue with the extra space seats they offer then on most airlines in first class. Even though I am elite on U.S. Airways (flying internationally a couple times a year does it), its almost worth it to fly jetblue or Virgin America (which is the best domestic airline by far).

    14 years ago at 2:58 pm
    5. Boston BroSox

      ^^Fuck Bobby V. I hated the hire.
      ^I said nothing about being rich. I just pointed out that a couple international RTs will get you to elite status.

      14 years ago at 8:50 pm
    6. King Frat VI

      you get more legroom (and loads of other perks) on all of the legacy lines if you fly first class…last time i flew jetblue they didn’t have a first class

      14 years ago at 10:01 am
    7. Boston BroSox

      ^When flying DOMESTICALLY, most legacy carriers only provide between 36-38 inches of legroom. Jetblue’s extra legroom seats provide 38 inches of leg room. Also jetblue has TV, which is pretty nice. If I am flying cross country I like to fly Virgin America, as you can upgrade to main cabin select which comes with 38 inches of legroom for 100, or first class for 250. Virgin America’s first class has 55 inches of leg room and great seats and amenity’s.

      14 years ago at 5:55 pm
    8. Keystone Delight

      I agree with you that JetBlue is the best. say what you want about the cheap prices, but the legroom is great. Although as someone who fly’s every week of the year for work i can tell you this, it would take you a long time to get Elite on US Airways (which is the worst airline) flying twice a year. Status is given within a 1 year span. you’d need to fly a couple months straight internationally or 6ish months domestically to get Elite status on any airline. Nice try though.

      14 years ago at 1:28 pm
  8. FratAlwaysDrinkOften

    Delta is great, but it doesn’t compare to airlines like Emirates, Qatar, and Air France for international travel. That being said I still only fly Delta.

    14 years ago at 3:03 pm
    4. King Frat VI

      casey franthony, you mean طَيَران الإمارات‎?? you should reconsider that comment real quick.

      14 years ago at 10:05 am