South African airlines generally are better than US airlines in terms of the soft product, I’ve flown SAA to NY in the past and also flew united to Newark, I can’t tell you SAA wins hands down
@@fistosravenscroft6651 I have no experience of any US airlines as I myself am based in the UK. Neither do I have any experience of flying SAA, as this is my first flight on board a South African carrier. But I must say it was impressive, and I can imagine from what I’ve seen that they are more than capable of rivalling US or European Carriers.
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The airline has great potential
@@Brightsystem It really does! Would 100% recommend them if considering flying domestic in South Africa!
South African airlines generally are better than US airlines in terms of the soft product, I’ve flown SAA to NY in the past and also flew united to Newark, I can’t tell you SAA wins hands down
@@fistosravenscroft6651 I have no experience of any US airlines as I myself am based in the UK. Neither do I have any experience of flying SAA, as this is my first flight on board a South African carrier. But I must say it was impressive, and I can imagine from what I’ve seen that they are more than capable of rivalling US or European Carriers.
This airline is exactly why I want to become an airline pilot instead of a fighter pilot
@@Russiqns_ Can’t blame you! It’s truly a great airline. Best of luck with your dreams!
USA American plane is the best