LOL! Yes they do and it's funny to see all the people crammed in there on display.

You're crazy. Traffic around Lover's Lane and north-bound on the tollroad is stupid insane.

DFW terminal D (international) is great; good food and shops. British Airways is my favorite - 1st class food is excellent. I like Virgin, too. American is my domestic carrier of choice.

I've hear excellent things about Emirates, but I've not had the chance to fly to Dubai yet.

I can land at Love Field, be in my pickup and driving home in about 20 minutes. Can't even come close to saying that at DFW. Traffic is traffic, but i can get from Love Field to Central Expressway in about 10-15 minutes. It's a straight shot out on Mockingbird for me, and i'm never on the tollroad.

That's like John Wayne airport here in OC. They have special rules because all the rich Newport Beach peeps complained about airport noise. The planes have to take off over the ocean and they seem like they go straight up.

My favorite is Allentown because it's SO easy, but I like Southwest the best and it doesn't fly through Allentown, so I'm going with Kansas City and Southwest.

I hate Atlanta, but if you are are making a Delta connection in the Delta terminal at Detroit, it is a great terminal.

Really hate Atlanta... too many running mad dashes to make a connection.

Schiphol is nice airport as well.

Milwaukee is a great get in and get out quick airport, regardless of our abundance of cheese sales...

Covington/North Kentucky has a smoking lounge... Of course that was the airport my underwire tripped the alarms...

Southwest and Airtran

Will Rogers in OKC, Mid-Continent in Wichita (although it is rapidly growing), BWI and Orlando

Southwest flys to many of the smaller airports, never had an issue with any of them...Houston Hobby, Dallas Love, Midway, OKC Will Rogers (although my most intersting TSA moment occured there...you go to the TSA agent, they clear you, you enter a fully enclosed tunnel, no windows, doors, etc. Come out the other end 100 feet later, and the TSA agent there runs you through the entire screening process again. What, did I magically appear in the tunnel?).

I have been through OKC Will Rogers airport more times than I can remember and I have never been double screened. I'm thinking that you may have been violated by fake TSA agents Happy. The card table with the poster board TSA sign written with a sharpie should have been an indication....

no, it was several years ago when they were doing construction, my last couple of trips through there were without incident...

Must have been when they were doing the remodel. I've never had to go through "the tunnel".

I hate "The Tunnel" at George Bush International in Houston. It leads down to the dungeon where the regional jet gates are and it's nasty.

Favorite airports: Indianapolis (it's the best, I swear!), Tampa, John Wayne (Orange County). Charlotte isn't bad, either. For international travel, I like Toronto International a lot.

Least favorite: George Bush/Houston, Ronald Reagan/DC, Atlanta, Minneapolis. International - Frankfurt is an awful, nasty airport and London Heathrow is just a jumbled mess.

Favorite airline: Delta. I've never flown Southwest but I always hear good things.

i love Southwest

no frills...nothin' fancy...but consistent with good fares, rarely delayed flights, never lost baggage, great customer service and fun flights/flight crews

(of course...the flights that are the most fun are the ones heading to Vegas)

and you run into the most interesting people on the company plane, or as some call Southwest, the cattle car...

I like SFO for amenities, but I hate trying to connect through SFO - too many weather delays really makes it a crapshoot. The last two times I've connected through SFO, have experienced significant weather delays - this past Thursday, it was 3.5 hours.

Portland, OR is a great airport - easy to get around in, bright and cheery, and the airport contract with vendors requires them to keep their prices the same as they charge at stores outside the airport.

Ontario is a great LA area airport that is often overlooked. Usually not too crowded, easy to get in and out of. Depending on where I was staying in LA area, I'd definitely consider flying in and out of Ontario.

Southwest is great for personal travel: no change fees and no baggage charges. Plus they're generally friendly and funny on the flight. But I don't like them for cross-country flights - nothing is direct; you have to change at least once, often twice, and their legroom is less than some of the other airlines.

I like Oakland better than SFO it is easier to get in and out.

Rainman - I've flown Southwest to San Diego, Seattle, Vegas, and Denver all leaving out of NO...never changed a plane for any of them. Vegas was non-stop, the rest were 1 stop.

There is a law that was passed by Congressman Wright out of the Ft. Worth/Dallas congressional district (called either the Wright Act or Wright Amendment, not sure which) that deals specifically with Southwest and how their flights can be structured. It was put in place when trying to open D/FW airport in the late 70s, as Southwest wanted to contiue to fly out of Love rather than make the move and pay higher fees. It states something along the lines of any state that directly borders Texas and has service by Southwest can't fly directly between each other, but the flight must touch down in Texas. So, from NO, I can't fly to Arkansas, Oklahoma, or New Mexico directly, must go through a Texas airport. But, I can fly directly to any other state on SW that they service.

Your congress, working hard to hinder business!

Happy,

Try going from Seattle, Portland, Oakland, or LA to DC, NY, or Orlando on SW - you generally have to change planes.

Rainman - I suggest moving to NO...much better choices for southwest from here!

^^^Southwestist^^^

I flew Southwest from OKC to PA and had two stops but never changed planes or even had time to get off the plane. We stopped in St. Louis and at Midway in Chicago. The jokes that the flight attendants tell are great, but on that flight I heard them 3 times and they got a little old....