Have to fly to Dallas next month

Spirit baw

Private, what type of OT poor baw are you?

Despite the 8-10 recent incidents in the airline industry. Flying is the safest way to travel by FAR.

It's like saying you do not want to drive because 8 different cars had technical difficulties in your parish.

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I'm not loving the safety record of US airline companies over the past few months

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Posted from a cell phone while driving 75 on the interstate

Horse and buggy has a near perfect safety record.

I got some great black box audio clips if you wanna listen before boarding.

You should stay home and mask up.

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Have to fly to Dallas next month

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RIP in peace

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Should I fly United or American Airlines. Both use Airbus and Boeing planes.

I'm not loving the safety record of US airline companies over the past few months

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I used to be of the opinion that flying beat the shite out of driving and flew everywhere. After 9/11 If it was less than a 4 hour drive driving was quicker because of security plus flight time on both ends. That number grew to around 6 hours...I am now at 12. If I can drive it in 12 I ain't putting up with the bullshite at airports and airlines. I still fly a good bit for work and the numbers of times I have shown up for a domestic flight 2 hours before boarding without having to run to the gate because security was fricked up and did not have a gate change, some BS delay or flat out cancelation is about 25%. The other 75% of the time its a shite show. Thats not getting into the BS that airlines do while in flight. Every time I go to the airport I am amazed that folks will tolerate the bullshite. Apparently most of y'all love it because the damned things are full to bursting.

The low cost, no frills airlines have a reputation for being lousy and it is well earned. The problem is the "real" airlines ain't measurably better, they are just 3 times as expensive.