Airlines Behaving Badly IV - Well Kind Of

In a new survey, via SeatGuru.com, frequent flyers contended that food and service on US domestic airlines did not measure up to foreign carriers. In other news, grass is still green and scientists have established that water is, indeed, wet.

I don't know of anyone who's flown any of the major European or Asian legacy carriers who doesn't think the overall experience is better than that of American airlines. If we're traveling to London and I had only six hundred dollars to my name and that would get me a ticket on United, while Virgin Atlantic was going to cost nine hundred dollars, I'd go and sell a kidney for the extra three hundred dollars first, before I'd fly on United. But perhaps I'm biased.