Continental Airlines, American Airlines, or Delta Airlines?

I would go with the airline that has the cheapest price and the most convenient flight time. Another factor is whether or not there are any connections. If you can get a non-stop flight, that would be best. Also are you a frequent flier? If you are, then choose the airline that you are have a frequent flier account with. Just remember that many airlines are in alliances so if you have a Northwest Airlines frequent flier account, I would choose Delta.

Out of the 3 airlines mentioned, Continental has the lowest complaint rate.

I've only flew Airtran, so I don't know any of these other airlines. My mom was flown Continental and I have a cousin that has flown on Delta. I've heard alot of good things about Delta, and I've heard that they really care for their customers. Continental flies alot of those prop-jets that can only seat like 30-50 passengers. I hate smaller planes, I gotta be on a Boeing. In my opinion, Boeing 737's, 757's, 767's are more reliable than those prop-jets. Whenever you hear of a plane crash, it's always one of those prop-jets crashing.

It's up to you, look at the prices and see who has the most convenient fares and flight schedules.

in my opinion i would choose Delta not only because it's a major airline in the United States and have more that three hundred destinations but because its good in air services

not that the other ones are not / i like basically all American Airlines but i think Delta it's really good

Continental!

the position in Canada are you going? it really is a wide united states of america... i for my section choose AA yet that is whom I extremely have maximum of my miles with. each and each of the airways you listed are US airways- and that all of them have about an same element of service. It boils all the way down to who has the perfect circumstances that you want to fly besides because the perfect value and ideal routing.

Those are all okay

Southwest pwns.

whichever is cheaper, of course

...or more convenient.