Nice video! I like the way you leave your message up long enough to read, and I greatly appreciate that! From your name, it sounds like United Airlines is your go-to airline. If so, how did you decide that? I ask as I recently moved from a hub city of one of the major airlines, not UA, and my closest airport is served by AA, DL and UA. I’ve been thinking about switching to UA as I’ve been impressed with what I’ve read about them for a while now. I now live near a much smaller airport and United Express offers 3 flights to IAD, 2 or 3 to EWR, 2 to ORD and one to DEN. I also have the United Infinite card which seems much better than other major airlines credit cards.
@@robcook7627 my main airport is EWR, which as you probably know, is a major united hub. i’ve grown up in nj all my life, so i’ve grown up flying united, and i’ve always really enjoyed flying them, but now that they’re getting even better, i’ll always check united flights before any other airline. generally their product is decent, decent prices, and they’re super consistent with on time performance and stuff. their service and customer service are fantastic as well. i’ve dealt with issues with other airlines such as delta and american. however, because i go to college in portland, oregon, PDX is an alaska airlines hub and i think alaska is a fantastic airline, so they’re another go-to airline when i’m flying to/from the west coast. so i’d definitely recommend switching to united. their credit card has really fantastic benefits as well, especially if you travel a lot. i rarely have issues with them, and if there’s a delay or something, it’s usually not their fault. i recently haf some issues with delta that were their fault, and a lot of people bring that up about delta, and american is not great with it either.
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Nice video! I like the way you leave your message up long enough to read, and I greatly appreciate that! From your name, it sounds like United Airlines is your go-to airline. If so, how did you decide that? I ask as I recently moved from a hub city of one of the major airlines, not UA, and my closest airport is served by AA, DL and UA. I’ve been thinking about switching to UA as I’ve been impressed with what I’ve read about them for a while now. I now live near a much smaller airport and United Express offers 3 flights to IAD, 2 or 3 to EWR, 2 to ORD and one to DEN. I also have the United Infinite card which seems much better than other major airlines credit cards.
@@robcook7627 my main airport is EWR, which as you probably know, is a major united hub. i’ve grown up in nj all my life, so i’ve grown up flying united, and i’ve always really enjoyed flying them, but now that they’re getting even better, i’ll always check united flights before any other airline. generally their product is decent, decent prices, and they’re super consistent with on time performance and stuff. their service and customer service are fantastic as well. i’ve dealt with issues with other airlines such as delta and american. however, because i go to college in portland, oregon, PDX is an alaska airlines hub and i think alaska is a fantastic airline, so they’re another go-to airline when i’m flying to/from the west coast. so i’d definitely recommend switching to united. their credit card has really fantastic benefits as well, especially if you travel a lot. i rarely have issues with them, and if there’s a delay or something, it’s usually not their fault. i recently haf some issues with delta that were their fault, and a lot of people bring that up about delta, and american is not great with it either.