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Agree with this. It usually doesn't drop in price and you don't want to get stuck with the middle exit row seat or none at all.
Depends on the plane.
IME, their standard fare coach seats are upgrades over American, United and Delta both in comfort and leg-room. plus the TV. AND the blue-chips. and their flight attendants aren't raging jagoffs... most of the time.
that's all news to me. it's been so long since I gave up on American, that it's kind of good to hear this kind of news. used to be my airline of choice for cross-country flights.
No, bigger planes flying in/out big cities tend to stuff people in more. If I go DC to Chicago, I'm stuffed in if I can't get first class. If I fly to say Cincinnati, same airline, it's a different plane - the chairs are typically configured differed and not designed to maximize every inch of the plane because they're rarely full.
I'll defer to you here, ron- I no longer fly for work, so it's pretty much just 2-4 trips per year for me (CA, St Maarten and DC depending on whether we train it or not).
This. Wife and I normally fly American for business and that just carries over to vacation plans normally. I used that kayak service to look for a flight to Costa Rica and the price from Jetblue looked startlingly low which sparked my concern.
