[PREM FARE GONE] Lax/sfo/las-sin ua j - $2,090 rt
Mar 18, 23, 4:48 pm
#63
Join Date: May 2015
Posts: 483
Originally Posted by UAPremierGuy
Yup. Had the same happen to me due to the SFO weather and the plane not taking off from SFO. Despite about 15 different calls to UA, they weren't able to re-book me on the SQ non-stops, despite space being available on the SQ website, as SQ wouldn't sell the space to UA, apparently. I ended up getting re-booked the following morning leaving at 6:40 on ANA SIN-NRT-SFO.
Mar 18, 23, 8:37 pm
#64
Join Date: May 2012
Location: ORF, RIC
Programs: UA LT 1K, 3 MM; Marriott Titanium; IHG Platinum
Posts: 6,119
You are not alone.
UA Can't Rebook on SQ?!
UA Can't Rebook on SQ?!
Mar 18, 23, 10:47 pm
#65
Join Date: Feb 2020
Location: Houston
Programs: Star alliance Gold, United 1K
Posts: 13
Originally Posted by Bleuprince16
Also can fly out from San Diego, Dallas, Phoenix, Houston, etc… 👍
Mar 18, 23, 10:58 pm
#66
Join Date: Feb 2020
Location: Houston
Programs: Star alliance Gold, United 1K
Posts: 13
Originally Posted by PV_Premier
I did SFO-SIN in January (on a much more expensive ticket than this), and yes, the sundae is served. It is a long flight, but Polaris was more comfortable than I expected it would be.
I flew CGK-NRT-SFO on the way back and thought that UA was more comfortable (hard product) than NH. The service was about the same on both carriers and the food was fine but not amazing on both as well.
I flew CGK-NRT-SFO on the way back and thought that UA was more comfortable (hard product) than NH. The service was about the same on both carriers and the food was fine but not amazing on both as well.
Yesterday, 12:20 pm
#67
Join Date: Oct 2022
Posts: 112
Originally Posted by Flyhigh123
Flew IAH-NRT-SIN last Monday. UA to NRT and NH to SIN. The food on UA was very meh, especially as compared to the food on ANA which was exceptional. And the Polaris Lounge at IAH is still not very good for food and service. To be fair, the ANA Lounge at NRT was totally underwhelming, too.
same about the food. Admittedly, DL isn’t doing any better in their onboard D1 culinary delights and AA slightly better. Though the new Soho & Chelsea lounges @ JFK that AA recently opened are very nice, especially Chelsea.
This is the intoxicating view I had next to my seat on the UA Polaris 76W:
I don’t think that Polaris cabin has been cleaned since UA installed it several years ago. This was N666UA (which I believe was UA’s first 76W to get the Polaris cabin).
Yesterday, 2:01 pm
#69
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Atlanta, GA
Programs: Delta Diamond Medallion& 2 Million Miler; Marriott Titanium Lifetime
Posts: 400
Originally Posted by Magnum9
Recently flew UA international Polaris and felt the exact
same about the food. Admittedly, DL isn’t doing any better in their onboard D1 culinary delights and AA slightly better. Though the new Soho & Chelsea lounges @ JFK that AA recently opened are very nice, especially Chelsea.
This is the intoxicating view I had next to my seat on the UA Polaris 76W:
I don’t think that Polaris cabin has been cleaned since UA installed it several years ago. This was N666UA (which I believe was UA’s first 76W to get the Polaris cabin).
same about the food. Admittedly, DL isn’t doing any better in their onboard D1 culinary delights and AA slightly better. Though the new Soho & Chelsea lounges @ JFK that AA recently opened are very nice, especially Chelsea.
This is the intoxicating view I had next to my seat on the UA Polaris 76W:
I don’t think that Polaris cabin has been cleaned since UA installed it several years ago. This was N666UA (which I believe was UA’s first 76W to get the Polaris cabin).
Yuck. Gross. Delta's food -- which was fantastic before the pandemic -- has been beyond bad during the pandemic. They switched to a much cheaper caterer, eliminated the appetizer, reduced portion size of soup by 1/3, and removed the dessert cart. As a result of the catering shift, meals have been wretched. It tastes like Economy food. The wine for the first year of the pandemic was only one white and one red and subpar quality. At the 2nd year of the pandemic the wine still remained one of each but the quality of wine returned. Now they're back to 2 of white and 2 of red and normal quality in Delta ONE.
I did, however, fly to Peru in January and it was the first time since the pandemic that Delta ONE food actually tasted good. So maybe they were able to go with a better caterer now that they're making a profit again? Who knows. But it was a NOTICEABLE improvement. I still miss the appetizer and ice cream/dessert cart. But i hear the dessert cart in Delta ONE is starting back either this month or next month. Don't know if they'll bring back the app course. Probably will eventually. I'm flying out again to Peru in Delta ONE in 3 weeks, so i can report back on the dessert cart and again on the food.
I have a flight the next week to Morocco but that's on Air France. Will be interesting to see how their food is now compared with Delta's food now. We will see!
Yesterday, 2:18 pm
#70
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: SFOSJCOAK
Programs: AA-EXP & 1MM+, AS, MR-LTT, HH Gold
Posts: 7,231
Originally Posted by Magnum9
Recently flew UA international Polaris and felt the exact
same about the food. Admittedly, DL isn’t doing any better in their onboard D1 culinary delights and AA slightly better. Though the new Soho & Chelsea lounges @ JFK that AA recently opened are very nice, especially Chelsea.
This is the intoxicating view I had next to my seat on the UA Polaris 76W:
I don’t think that Polaris cabin has been cleaned since UA installed it several years ago. This was N666UA (which I believe was UA’s first 76W to get the Polaris cabin).
same about the food. Admittedly, DL isn’t doing any better in their onboard D1 culinary delights and AA slightly better. Though the new Soho & Chelsea lounges @ JFK that AA recently opened are very nice, especially Chelsea.
This is the intoxicating view I had next to my seat on the UA Polaris 76W:
I don’t think that Polaris cabin has been cleaned since UA installed it several years ago. This was N666UA (which I believe was UA’s first 76W to get the Polaris cabin).
I stopped flying UA since 2009. I will continue to stay clear of it!
Today, 1:30 pm
#72
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: South Park, Metropolis
Programs: AA LT PLT 3MM, Hilton/Marriott/SPG/Club Carlson GLD, IHG PLT
Posts: 4,527
Originally Posted by Magnum9
Recently flew UA international Polaris and felt the exact
same about the food. Admittedly, DL isn’t doing any better in their onboard D1 culinary delights and AA slightly better. Though the new Soho & Chelsea lounges @ JFK that AA recently opened are very nice, especially Chelsea.
This is the intoxicating view I had next to my seat on the UA Polaris 76W:
I don’t think that Polaris cabin has been cleaned since UA installed it several years ago. This was N666UA (which I believe was UA’s first 76W to get the Polaris cabin).
same about the food. Admittedly, DL isn’t doing any better in their onboard D1 culinary delights and AA slightly better. Though the new Soho & Chelsea lounges @ JFK that AA recently opened are very nice, especially Chelsea.
This is the intoxicating view I had next to my seat on the UA Polaris 76W:
I don’t think that Polaris cabin has been cleaned since UA installed it several years ago. This was N666UA (which I believe was UA’s first 76W to get the Polaris cabin).
