Which airline should I fly to Los Angeles from Denver when I come over there this December from NZ? I currently am planning to fly Frontier as they have that Direct TV thing on their A319s and it'd be nice to fly something besides a 737 which are the main short haul jets here in NZ.
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Originally posted by babypurin
Do you have to pay for Direct TV on Frontier or is it free like Jetblue.


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I also highly recommend Frontier as a first choice, although the others wouldn't be bad to fly on either.
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Originally posted by UA755
I'd try to get onto one of UA's 763s. No PTVs, but widebody.

Anyway, I'd definately go with Frontier. They're a unique and great airline, and its not everyday somebody from as far as NZ has the oppurtunity to fly on them.
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Looks like I may not be flying Frontier anymore
. Their online booking system only accepts credit cards issued by a US bank and their telephone reservations say they can only hold seats for us and then we pay for them over there for seven days. That sucks.
Hopefully there will still be some seats available nearer the time but being ski season and all its unlikely.


Hopefully there will still be some seats available nearer the time but being ski season and all its unlikely.
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UA because you can bank United miles into NZ's FF program, or vice versa. Fly Frontier if you really want to add another type to your list of AC flown, but if you care about FF miles, UA might be a better choice. Also, as others have said, no free DirecTV like B6, but if you get the right flight on UA, you'll get PTV, free! You might have to use your own head phones though 
Oh, and Channel 9 makes for an interesting flight if the pilot turns it on. Channel 9 is the audio channel which allows you to listen to the radio transmissions the pilots make.

Oh, and Channel 9 makes for an interesting flight if the pilot turns it on. Channel 9 is the audio channel which allows you to listen to the radio transmissions the pilots make.
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