Airlines & Airport

Why are US airlines so bad?

In general, US carriers seem much more cheap and stingy than their European and Asian counterparts with little difference in fares. First of all, complentary food is nonexistent in coach in the US (not even on 6 hour cross country flights) while it's commonplace in other countries (example: China). Second, US carriers' planes are always in terrible shape. The plastic panels are yellowed, and badly scratched and scuffed up, seats are heavily worn and battered, and all the furnishings very dated and look like they havn't been updated in 20 years. International cabins are OK but flying domestic on, say, United, is like flying a budget carrier overseas but without the lower fare.

Which airline companies pay their future flight attendants during their training, and which airline companies are unionized?

I also wanted to know which airline companies pay their future flight attendants during their training time, as well as which ones pay for their housing whether it be at a hotel somewhere or not. And which airline companies pay their flight attendants the best and treat their employees the best?

Can we get a nonstop flight from anywhere in Illinois to anywhere in Maine on American Airlines?

How can I check how many times I have flown on a plane and where I flew to, or check how many times I flew to a specific airport at least?

Added (1). I'm trying to figure out how many times I have been to Amsterdam?
I have flown every time.
Over two passports as one run out a few years ago

Are those £20 holiday plane trip adverts real? Why is it so cheap to travel on a plane but other airlines cost way more?

How does an airline overbook flights?

When you book a flight through the airline's website or over the phone, you can select which seat you want and seats that have been chosen are not available. Wouldn't that prevent more than the aircraft's capacity from being ticketed on to the flight?

I have a flight in Atlanta but I'm confused

I've alwsys flown direct but this time I have a connection from Atlanta to Boston then to London. Since I will be going to Boston first which is domestic I'm not sure if I go to the Atlanta domestic airport or the international airport. I board at Terminal N Gate D2. My flight is tomorrow and if I go to one and it's wrong the drive takes 30 minutes I don't want to miss my flight.

Added (1). The booking doesn't say which one and I've googled but I can't find the right answer

Should EVERY American that will be travelling overseas in the next three years buy a CANADIAN FLAG crest to sew on their clothes?

And suitcase from ME! Before they dare to step outside the country? Probably fly on a Canadian Airline too, just to be safer…3 for $5.00 cash up front, incase you are interested.

Haneda airport terminal to Arakawa?

I'm going to Japan and my flight arrives around 11:30pm in Haneda airport is there any bus or subway route I could take to Arakawa-ku? I want to figure out before having to reserve for taxi bc it is expensive.

Added (1). I'm also wondering how long is immigration at Haneda?