Those who travel long distances for work.

fag.

 

You, my friend, need a Fiat. They can jump in the Med, cross the Atlantic, and end up on the east coast.

 

If you need any a/v (speakers, digital signage, tv's, etc) hit me up!!

 

its a real phobia!


Ass

 

Eh, it doesnt really make a shit to be honest. The domestic planes aren't big enough for it to really matter. I mean, you won't get to lay out flat or have a 20" TV or anything like that.

In my experience flying First domestically with Delta, AA, US Airways and Continental, the service was all about the same. It is more dependent on how the flight attendants are feeling that day, moreso than the name on their uniform.

 

My bad. There is too much going on in this thread, i can't keep up!!!

 

Fly. Delta hubs out of Atl and United out of Houston.

I'm sorry but the idea of sitting in a car for endless hours and then turning around and doing it in reveres is pure hell to me.

 

will do.

do you do any work with the atlanta retailers association?

 

so which would you choose?

 

I actually prefer driving. I fly so much for work that i avoid flying on my own time if at all possible.

 

so is that why all the united flights going out of houston are cheaper than the other carriers. And all the delta flights going out are atlanta are cheaper?

 

Yes Sir! we do

I have to be in town about 1-2 days each trip. thats not including travel time.

 

Delta it is!

This puts my mind at ease...Hate flying.

 

My territory is all of Alberta and soon to be a good chunk of British Columbia. I drive for hours to see customers. Flying isn't an option most of the time. But Houston to Atlanta and Chandler I would fly. How long would it take to drive it?

I just looked it up, 11 hours from Houston to Atlanta. Man that is like 4 days of driving (at a normal human pace).

 

all the websites and travel agents emails are pretty much saying what you guys are saying.

delta is the best bet.

 

We dont. We're not a 'vendor' in their eyes since we dont want shelf space in your store. We would provide equipment to support the store, not for sale to customers.