[chriscolombo]

If a drink cart is blocking the aisle to accommodate a bathroom visit by one of the pilots, then the F/A should inform the passenger as to why he/she can not access water. On Southwest, there are no beverage carts. The F/A's physically block the forward aisle when a pilot uses the lavatory upfront. However, they are super nice about it. I was actually told to please return to my seat because the lavatory is occupied by one of the crew. Before I even sat down, there was coke and additional snacks (which I did not even ask for) handed to me with a smile. Certain airlines always seem to be rude, and JetBlue is one of them. Other airlines I refuse to fly on are Delta (the worst of the worst), Virgin America (hate the gimmicky mood lighting and over priced food), Frontier (generally unprofessional and can not compare to Midwest Airlines which they acquired), and Spirit (not as bad as Delta, but a close second). Employees at these airlines range from clueless to mind numbingly idiotic. Perhaps it is because these airlines pay less, or actually recruit the inept (don't know), but I'll take United, American, UsAir, and Southwest over these horrible airlines any day.