Alaska Airlines 10

This is just one of the things that we (and Points Guy, among others) like about this one. Sturdy timetable with many targets just getting better. Following the takeover of Virgin America in 2016, Alaska Airlines has more non-stop West Coast cities and more West Coast hub airports than any other company.

In addition, the trade unions will enable Alaska to grow throughout the nation so that everyone can now enjoy theirs. It'?s a miles reward scheme that actually makes you feeI right. There is no desire for busses in the cabin. Airlines treat their staff well. Staff are often described as "competent", which I don't have to tell you is better than their colleagues, whose only option when the crap strikes the supporter is to say, "I'm sorry, ma'am, there's nothing I can do for you".

The Alaska staff has the power to do things such as waiving airfare, offering food coupons or free Wi-Fi code without phoning their supervisors. Served West Coast dishes a la head cook Tom Douglas and from locals such as Tillamook cheeses and Tims Cascadehips. I know it may sound laughable, but I know guys who decide to go to Alaska just so they can order the infamous cheeseboard.

Last Tuesday I was in Alaska, a female stewardess spiced me up to a special drink for no good reasons. I' m comfortable in Alaska, even when I' m flyin'. The only thing I can say is that when I fly other airlines, especially the low -cost airlines, I go to a holiday that is basically recovering to be bolted on and rehearse my case with client services before any problems arise.

To fly Alaska just felt simple because I know that I would be taken good care of, especially if something went wrong, and that's the true one.