abc200 previously said:

Arriving at Miami was always a nightmare.
I used to queue 3 hours after a 9 hour flight - no nun.
Once after we had been circling overhead for an hour over a thunderstorm when we did eventually land they wouldn't let us off the plane because they had o buses and it was too dangerous to walk 300 yards to the terminal.
London Airport with 5 terminals is usually moderately efficient although 1/2 hour queues can be possible at peak times.
Of course Dominican airports are a dream - no wait on 90% of occasions.

S,.

Ricardolito previously said:

Although you can not compare little SDQ with huge MIA, I think the point is that there are so many complaints about immigration and customs in MIA ,that it must have some effect on the airlines using the terminals but especially from latin america ,Normally I have no problems with AA domestic flights .I have heard no one say they like AA so it does not surprise that the company has problems
Last night I was looking at a report about the problems the air industry is having but it seems so many problems are of their own making ..it is not the flying that people hate but the airports when you leave and when you arrive...completely user unfriendly .. badly designed, lounges with less than half the number of seats than passengers , bad communications and the list goes on

xwill7 previously said:


I have been flying with other airlines because since 2007 I have not found AA to have a better price to DR from where I live. Thank god other airlines have expanded flights to DR and increase the competition. The taxes are too high when traveling from USA to DR on top of the fact that Americans have to buy that $10 visa to enter