To travel from Los Angeles to Atlanta, which airline is the best?
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One Response to “To travel from Los Angeles to Atlanta, which airline is the best?”
By MathMan TG on Nov 28, 2008 | Reply
“Best” is open to interpretation.
Lowest fare ? Most choice of flights ?
For getting a non-stop, your best chance is probably Delta, since they more or less “own” Atlanta and it is their main hub. On the other hand, Los Angeles, while having lots of flights isn’t really a hub for any airline.
Don’t overlook the fact that in the LA area there are
quite a few airports: LAX, Long Beach, Burbank, Orange County (SNA), and Ontario.
Depending on where you live, any of those might be
the most convenient.
If you’re willing to make connections, then you have a wide-open choice (American, United, Continental, and all the rest).
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