Emirates Airlines

Exceptional service in Economy class. I flew to Dubai then to Bangkok so we are talking about a 23 hours journey. The flight attendants were exceptional, the food was very good and the entertainment package was just phenomenal. I had Internet access for the entire time for just $ 1.00 one dollar. Yes, that is correct… only ONE dollar.
I am an Executive Platinum with Americal Airlines and I have to pay $ 20 USD for a goofy connection with TMobile that goes in an out when I fly to Hong Kong. I typically traveled in Business Class in American Airlines and the service is very good but not so good in coach (actually not good at all because they treat you you like cattle). The coach service in American is horrible and they attempt to charge you for wine or spirits even in International long haul service (if you want more than one serving). Very goofy and simply bad service. Unlike Emirates where the flight attendants are really there to «serve you» and make sure you are comfortable. You can keep asking for wine or cocktails the entire trip and t hey will continue to bring you anything you want with a BIG smile!!!
I must say that I am impressed with these Middle Eastern airlines. I just hope they continue the superB service. Also the airfares are way cheaper than the US carriers.

Terrible service, lost my luggage, delayed.

Emirates gives bad treatment to travelers, bad service

Air travellers, don’t despair. You can eat real food and find attentive service when you fly Emirates. They have won many awards in Europe for their outstanding service and my two recent experiences proved this to be well-​deserved. Consider this for meal choices: for vegetarians alone, they have vegan, vegetarian, Hindu vegetarian and Asian vegetarian.
One of the things I love about flying Emirates is how flight attendants represent anywhere from 4 – 8 different countries and languages. They are cheerful — yes, that matters when you spend upwards of 10 hours with them — and go out of their way to meet passenger’s needs.
The in-​flight entertainment system — a crucial item on trans-​Atlantic travels — is outstanding. There are movies as expected, but many more than usual, representing classics to world cinema. Audio programs include books on tape and specially recorded programs such as global music. And of course there are games, including ones you can play with other passengers.
To top it all, their prices are very competitive and came out on the lower side for me so the choice to go with them was easy.