ECONOMY CLASS on THREE Airlines in ONE DAY! (Which is best?)

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  @Fix_em_jets · 3 years ago

  I’m a 15 year employee of one of these airlines. The airlines NEED stuff like this. Criticism. It keeps them improving their service. Without this, it’s sad to say, we’d end up being treated like peasants. Keep it up Jeb.

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  @veiledallegory · 2 years ago (edited)

  As someone who’s flown millions of miles, I have the following suggestions for flying.<br>1. Always have your own snacks and water bottle.<br>2. Always bring a battery pack for charging.<br>3. Always have your own headphones. <br>4. Always have inflatable lumbar support.<br>5. Bring hand sanitizer and disinfectant wipes. <br>6. Never, never wear shorts, or or toeless shoes. <br>7. Always wear warm clothes and bring a jacket. <br>8. Make sure your toiletries bag and medications are in your carryon. <br>9. Carry a change of underwear and socks in your carryon. <br>10. Bring some form of personal entertainment; books, downloaded movies, etc…<br>11. DO NOT drink coffee or hot tea on board unless you bring. They use the onboard water supply. Just look up studies done on the onboard water supply.

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  @JuanWayTrips · 3 years ago

  FWIW, the Delta seat was wider because it was an A320 while the UA and AA planes were 737s. The A320s are wider than the 737s which means the seats are an extra inch wider. If you were on a DL 737, your seat width would have been the same as the AA and UA planes.

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  @nicksiriannithecannolieate5461 · 3 years ago

  As a mechanic in the cabin maintenance department for Delta I apologize for the lack of communication during boarding. I hope the cabin was up to your expectation. We work hard to make sure each passenger has a great experience. Thank you for flying Delta!

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  @MonicaMiller-v1l · 3 years ago

  Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Not everyone can afford to fly first or business class. <br>I have been following your channel for a while and thoroughly enjoy your content.<br>Please continue with what you are doing

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  @stewartdillard7199 · 2 years ago

  Delta is always my preferred flight. AA is basically spirit at this point and United is always more expensive for what I believe is at best parity to the Delta experience. However, with Delta&apos;s new upcoming changes to their status program I&apos;ll probably just start going with whatever is cheaper between United and Delta and I&apos;ll stop using Air France all together as their tie in with Delta miles is the only reason I fly with them while overseas.

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  @michaelsharp3615 · 3 years ago

  Do economy class now between Southwest, Alaska, JetBlue, and Breeze!!!

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  @jodieXstitch · 2 years ago

  Many many years ago as a child I remember getting a hot meal on an airplane. How times have changed!

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  @Maddex.678 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Dude never fails to entertain<br>Edit: ( Thx for all the likes!! )

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  @kjh697 · 2 years ago

  I flew delta round trip to Cancun earlier this year, 1 layover each way. I can say the only issues we had were delays, but otherwise the inflight experience was great, pilots kept us informed, and the FAs were awesome. I’ve never flown the others but def a huge fan of delta and their customer service handling our delays.

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  @srowley85 · 3 years ago

  I’ve noticed that seat width depends on equipment in many cases. In general Airbus 320 family aircraft have slightly wider economy seats than the 737 family. The best for economy seat width is the Embraer 170, 175, 190, and 195. If I’m flying economy, I choose specific aircraft types, if possible, for wider seats.

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  @Sethiol73 · 2 years ago

  I started a new job, last year, that requires me to travel a TON. Since July of 2022, I have flown atleast 10 times for 3 week long trips on average. Of those, half of those have been international flights but the national portions have been handled by either AA, United or Delta. In my experience, Delta has been the best reoccurring experience. AA had constant cancellations or delays. United flights just felt substandard to Delta in the overall experience. Delta was more often than not on time; crews appeared more energetic and courteous; and the aircraft were just better. Just my two cents.

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