Battle of the Big Three

[BronxiteMalone]

@Mort

Do you agree with my assessment? What are your thoughts?

I agree wholeheartedly!

[AviatorVJ]

What’s bad about their A330s?

Nice topic, although I was expecting this conclusion. I’ve flown Delta once on a 1 hour flight and I liked it. I would definitely try them again.

[AndrewWu]

Unquantifiable but it just feels cramped and loud. I don’t know if it objectively is but I’ve never felt so claustrophobic as I did on that.

[Mort]

@MAviationYT

United should’ve won

Great job with this post tho! Ofc delta is the best

I think as United continues to grow and improve, they’ll keep climbing the rankings.

@NonStopsAviation

I mean they don’t have to suck, they just choose not to refurbish them which makes them suck

It’s all about the work you put into the aircraft. You could have a 20 year old A330-300 with exactly the same passenger experience as a brand new A330neo just off the production line.

@813WhiskeyNovember

Amazing read! I will always love United more tho

Thanks! We all have our biases

@QFA_12

Interesting read great article as always. I recently just flew with Delta from Sydney to Los Angeles and quite enjoyed!

Thank you! Wow, that’s quite a long flight. Probably a good way to get a pretty solid understanding of an airline’s product.

@SimpleWaffles

Interestingly enough, it’s not even a direct flight from the US, it’s a flight from Tokyo Narita to Ulaanbaatar operated using 737s. United 737s are probably the last thing you’d expect at an airport in Mongolia lol

That’s true - I included Ulaanbaatar in that list since it is a destination that United flies to, even though it’s not from the US.

I should have also put in United’s Pacific Island hopper. It’s super unique.

[1930_Granada]

As far as the A330s go, the cabin might depend on how old the airplane is, e.g. if it’s one of the A330s acquired in the Northwest merger or the A330-300HGWs that are just under a decade old now.