The reservations line attendants are clueless. Also, when I flew business class for work to Phoenix,

According to a recent Airfarewatchdog study, a preponderance of surveyed travelers think that of domestic air carriers , American Airlines has the "rudest employees." United was a close runner-up, followed by Delta.
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I fully agree that American has the rudest employees. That's why I never fly American. I haven't flown American ashlee simpson on tour in over 25 years and WILL NEVER FLY WITH THOSE A**HOLES AGAIN!!! PopeGar Dec 13th 2012 10:16PM
How true! I have issues with people who fly thinking they are the only passenger on the flight. Jamming the overhead, ashlee simpson on tour bulging out of their seats into my seat, chewing with their mouths open, drinking early and/or too much booze, the ones behind me kicking my seatback or allowing their child to do it and those who reek of smoke. My pet peeve is those who stand in the aisle as soon as the plane touches down, despite the instructios to remain seated until the plane come to a complete stop and then to exit the plane when advised by the pilot or attendants. They whack me with their carry on luggage and hang over me behaving very badly. And incidentally, the attendants are not the TSA, it is not their fault that passengers wear belts, ashlee simpson on tour laced shoes or try to carry 5 lb salamis through customs and are delayed, that is simply personal stupidity! Jennifer Dec 14th 2012 10:33AM
I think United has nasty attendants.... some are nice, but I have flown on United to Dubai many times, and had outright rude treatment to EVERYONE!!! not fun being stuck on there for that many hours with them like that! one time we had a woman attendant who was so rude to us women but couldn't ashlee simpson on tour flirt enough with the men, if only she realized how pathetic she looked! Reply The Burns Dec 13th 2012 5:40PM
We think we got him fired ... we got some email later stating they were investigating him for trying to use the incident (and others like it) to gain free backpay via his union (or something like that - it was rather confusing).
Without a doubt, flight after flight, United's flight attendants and gate personnel are by far the rudest, most contentious and least likely to help of any people staffing US airlines. In fact, I just recently took an American flight and they could not have been more pleasant, helpful and courteous. Guntoter Dec 13th 2012 6:11PM
UAL was bad before the merger; they've now perfected the art. I've been fighting with them over a $2000 refund they owe me for six months, and each phone call seems to hang on line endlessly and as often as not gets disconnected. I wrote to the CEO ... and got a letter back (after two months) that he was no longer CEO (I wonder why). I do a lot of flying on American and haven't ashlee simpson on tour had an issue in ages, and recently had a few occasions to fly Delta and was equally pleased with their improved services. Leaving in an hour for an American flight ... probably just jinxed myself! Evelyn Dec 13th 2012 9:14PM
I agree United is the worst. ashlee simpson on tour Next time flying international try Air France. We love them and they are nice to every class on their flight plus they have more flight attendants for every class than any American airline. Steven Dec 14th 2012 12:32AM
The reservations line attendants are clueless. Also, when I flew business class for work to Phoenix, the experience was HORRIBLE. I didn't ask for anything other than a bottle of water on a 5 hour flight --- the flight attendant acted like I was 'out of line' for asking.
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Needless to say, after literally running for our final destination, when we arrived at the shuttle to go across the runway to our gate the time was 6:53pm. You can imagine the anxiety and stress that we felt with the realization ashlee simpson on tour that our flight would be departing at 6:55pm with our four (4) dogs on board going to Albuquerque, New Mexico without us on board. Thankfully this did not happen, due to our flight being delayed approximately 40 minutes.
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