Flying to Europe

Delta

United is out of Houston.

should have added, will be flying out of New Orleans.

Delta

A foreign carrier.

I’ve flown British Airways, Delta/Virgin & United across the Atlantic. All are good.

If flying out of BR I’ll go with Delta so I can go through ATL. United can o out of D.C. which is pretty good. I’d avoid Dallas and Houston if I could to avoid the longer flight.

I’d go with Delta and United over American. But they are all fine IMO.

My experience with air France, Delta and united overseas have been meh-poor. I've had good experiences with Emirates,JAL
KLM, Lufthansa.

Last flight to Europe on United: Hour late leaving hometown airport. Hour late leaving Newark. No gate in Amsterdam , so parked near cargo terminal in rain. First set of stairs malfunctioned and had to wait for different stairs. Bused to terminal by United and turned loose not knowing where customs and baggage were. Baggage late due to Amsterdam United baggage crew not knowing difference between Newark and New York. Return United flight, no gate in Paris. Bused to plane while being told flight plan changed from Paris to D.C. to Paris to Newark then D.C. Climb stairs to board. Every passenger missed connections in U.S. due to changed flight plan. That was just the most recent United international rout fiasco I’ve had. It’s also the last. Recommend Delta every time.

United serves Europe bigly

Just flew Delta to Rome this last September. No problems

Delta

Done quite a few flight to and from Europe through Atlanta with them and never had a single issue

Plus it is a bit shorter flight than from Texas