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Is Air Canada Or Delta Better For Flying With Kids?
For those of you who have kids, which is the best airline to fly with kids?
I am trying to decide between Air Canada vs Delta for a flight to Europe.
Is there a difference between Delta vs Air Canada for flying as a family with kids?
Also, what’s the best way to use points to find the flights?
I have Capital One Points and Chase Ultimate Rewards.
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6 Replies
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Finding good redemption values on flight is kinda the *art* of the points and miles game.
There’s no one way- it takes some practice and lots of random searching to get good at.
You can use some paid services to help if you don’t have time to learn it though.
There’s point.me and awardhacker for starters!
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I’m not a fan of Air Canada’s ground service, but the air experience has been amazing both times we’ve flown with our kids, pre and post-COVID.
Both were in business class, starting when our youngest was 4.
While she was napping, the flight attendant offered my 8-year old a tour of the galley—she even got to ride in the little elevator!
When I mentioned I was glad flying with young kids wasn’t an issue, a different flight attendant told me they’d rather deal with kids than a drunk businessman any day!
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Delta is a reasonably decent airline.
Just make sure you have plenty of time for connections, particularly if traveling with kids.
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Both Delta and Air Canada are better than United and American, in terms of quality.
You can’t go wrong with either.
If you are flying with kids, look for whoever has the most convenient flights or newest airplanes.
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Both Delta and Air Canada are fine.
No real difference.
Use pointsyeah.com to search for flights.
It shows you the options and what credit card miles you can use.
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My 9 yo niece says she won’t fly unless it’s with Delta (we flew Spirit once, and it wasn’t good)
She’s only flown four times and we’ve had great experiences with Delta every time.
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