Both of those are useful reminders that - no matter how often we upbraid the airlines for wasting money on moronic projects and then dishonestly passing the costs on to customerssome very smart people work in the airline industry. There are reasons to be optimistic. Those reasons are few and far between, and they'll probably end up getting suffocated by hidden fees, but they're there.
That said, the new survey was less than kind to major American airlines. Delta and American Airlines both scored poorly across the board, reminding everyone about oneworld and SkyTeam's ongoing and frantic race to the bottom. It was a UK airline, Virgin Atlantic, that got cited for the best frequent flier program. It was their Yankee cousin Virgin America that won for best domestic coach food. Apparently American and Delta's customer service cutbacks got noticed by customers. No kidding.
[Photo: George Grantham Bain collection / Wiki Commons]
Related Stories:
· Zagat Airline Survey [Official Site]
· Zagat Guides For Travel [Jaunted]
· Midwest Airlines Coverage [Jaunted]


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