Which is your fave to fly with?

[Guest]

who would you rather fly with?

[lesley1960]

British Airways

[Flo]

I have flown with Virgin 3 times in the past but I am going with Thomson from Cardiff next year as it is so much closer. Why can't Virgin or BA fly direct from Cardiff to Florida!

[Pino_Spetzberg]

Voted other - ie. Thomson / MyTravel.
Cheap non-stop direct flights in new-ish planes, not old sheds.

[Guest]

Depends where i am flying too... Florida TCD everywhere else in the world, KLM and Air France (we are frequent flyers)



Jools

[Guest]

VIRGIN... Sir Richard for prime minister any day.

[Guest]

hi
have to say i travel with whoever is cheapest wherever i wish to to go to. if going to florida it usually has to be virgin or ba iif staying longer than three weeks, and really there is not much to choose between them.

[Guest]

I agree with Susan, whoever is giving me the best bargin!
Although my preferred airlines to fly to the US with, are US Airways [love their on demand entertainment system] and United for their great free stop-overs that they include on a lot of their US flights.

For Europe or anywhere else worldwide, whoever is cheapest!

[Guest]

Me, unsurprisingly, Virgin.

Interestingly at the time I voted, Virgin had just over 46% of the vote. Looking at Virgin's last reported market share for Florida, they had 48% of the market in 2004. Spookily close. Maybe this proves The Dibb has its finger on the pulse of UK holidaymakers :-)

Pete

[ursula]

Jools99 have you ever tried booking through KLM using your frequent flyer points to go to Orlando. Hubby is a frequent flyer and tried to book for Feb 06, couldn't use points but got a good deal flying with Northwest Airlines.