Best Airline to Australia in Coach
It is a long way from the US to Australia and with the recent addition of a couple new airlines to the route, it's time to take a look at who offers the best ride down under. We looked at meals, service, inflight entertainment, and yes, even airplane type.
Why it's best:
The airline with the most flights to Australia also has the best coach option. The seats are typical coach seats, though they do have the nice winged, movable headrests. Meals are good and there is a snack bar that provides food throughout the flight. You'll find a 6.3 inch ... read full review
Why it's a best pick:
The newcomer from down under has recently started service to the US and it has a solid product. The larger 8.9 inch screen provides full audio/video on demand to everyone. You get a good meal and one free drink on the flight. Yes, there is a snack area as well....
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Why it's a best pick:
Delta is also a newcomer to the market, and it has put forth a solid product. You'll get audio/video on demand in each seat, and a good meal when you fly. ...
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Why it's a best pick:
The only other airline to fly nonstop to Australia from the US mainland is United, and it is a distant fourth place. If you're a frequent flier, you'll get better legroom, but you still will have to deal with movies on the overhead screen and an older style interior....
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Why it's a best pick:
Really, the only reason to fly Hawaiian is if you live in Hawai'i or if you want a stopover in the islands. Hawaiian only flies once a week to Sydney from Honolulu and you get what is basically a domestic product for the ride down. ...
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