Summer travel is projected to hit an all-time high this summer, with more than 231 million passengers forking over about $400 a pop to fly. With so many flight aggregators online, finding the best available price on tickets has never been easier. After you've scored your best deal, you still have to get on the actual flight. We bet after four hours of being crammed into the armpit of the dude sitting next to you, you'll forget about that cheaper price!
That's why WalletHub included categories other than price in its 2016 airline ratings. Jimmy Rhoades and Jill Gonzalez looked at 10 of the largest U.S. airlines, as well as three regional carriers, not only on price, but also things like cancelations, delays, complaints, and in-flight comfort.
