Cheap Flights From Washington, D.C. To Boston, Massachusetts

“semi-comfortable”

by denisescoble on October 14, 2010

Flight from Washington, D.C. to Boston

Airline:

Delta

RT/OW

Round Trip

Number of Stops:

No stops

Date of Flight:

October 2008

Seat Class:

economy

Small plane so small seats and cramped but i am 5'9". Flight smooth. Snacks offered. Flight back to DC, mike was muffled and way to loud):

“Nothing to write home about”

by sheryberryvt on July 16, 2010

Flight from Washington, D.C. to Boston

Airline:

US Airways

RT/OW

Round Trip

Number of Stops:

No stops

Date of Flight:

July 2010

Seat Class:

economy

I flew from Reagan National Airport to Boston Logan. It's about an hour flight. This flight was nothing to write home about. My biggest complaint was the website was annoying to use since the flash portions had a hard time loading, so checking-in was not a good experience when it should be the easiest thing to get right. I think this is a problem with a lot of pilots, but I was annoyed that whenever he came over the speaker, he was mumbling and it was impossible to understand what he had to say. Pilots need to learn to annunciate or just dont come over the speakers and let the flight attendants relay the message.

I usually fly Jetblue when I go to Boston and this was a big step down. Jetblue is a better airline in almost every way. If you can manage it, I would recommend Jetblue instead. They have better seats (complete with a little pillow where you can adjust the sides of the headrest so your head doesnt roll around if you fall asleep), in flight entertainment all the time, etc.