I love flying with Delta the employees are always helpful and the planes are clean and comfortable…read more I will always choose them over any of the other airlines. Great crew at the Melbourne airport in Melbourne Florida .

This review is pertaining to Delta airport located inside Melbourne, Florida. It's so quaint and…read moreeasy to find everything without walking for a long distance. Not many eateries only a Dunkin' Donuts and convenience Novelty souvenir shop. One drink pub restaurant station and a breakfast/lunch food station that has a little of everything to nosh on, both cold and hot food options. Customer service is really nice helpful. They have a rental car area a floor below the terminals. All the terminals are on the same floor. You should definitely consider this airport when traveling to Port Canaveral terminals for Carnival Cruise vacations. It was a 50$ Uber ride and approximately 40 drive up but it Is definitely cheaper than leaving from Miami airport, or even catching the provided shuttle.

Cost me a short notice spur the moment ticket twice in one week & they wanna throw themselves on…read morethe "safety" crutch!! Delta flew the same route no problem! So listen up ppl...if allegiant screws you & leaves you stranded & u complain & they give u a $50 voucher for your trouble...wipe ur butt w/it & message me regarding a class action suit. If you cash or use that voucher, you cannot be included & that's why they send it...hoping you will accept it & move on. DONT DO IT PEOPLE! They will never stop if we do not stand up to them...don't be fooled.

I had no issues at all with Frontier Airlines. I needed special assistance and they were up to the…read moretask. I got premium seats which is the way to go on a Frontier airplane for sure! No bells and whistles at all. It was worth the low fare in my opinion. I'd fly them again. :) You can trust me, I can be frugal. ;D

Looking back, I should've taken Frontier as an omen…read more This trip was for my aunt's birthday cruise aboard Norwegian Prima, and somehow the vacation started unraveling before I even made it to Orlando. I'll be transparent: I was late to my original flight. That part is true. It wasn't because I overslept or mismanaged my time, but because someone else's delay caused us to arrive later than planned. I'm not asking Frontier to ignore their policies or hold an airplane for me. What I am asking for is consistency. Instead, I got conflicting information from nearly every person I spoke with. The Frontier ticket counter told me one thing. The customer service phone agents told me something else. Another customer service representative contradicted the previous one. Then I'd finally make it back to the front of the line, only to be told something completely different again. At one point, I literally made the desk agent read every note from my previous phone conversations because somewhere between the call center and the airport counter, the message kept getting lost in translation. I wasn't even able to have the phone representative speak directly with the desk agent, so I became the middleman, bouncing back and forth between the counter and customer service like I was negotiating an international peace treaty instead of trying to catch a flight to Orlando. The most frustrating part involved checked baggage. We had an email stating one deadline. The airport staff cited another. We were told checked bags had to be there by a certain cutoff, despite us arriving within what we believed was the required window based on Frontier's own communication. By the time we reached the counter, we were simply told the window had already closed. Maybe that's the policy. Fine. But if that's the policy, then every Frontier employee should be explaining the same policy the same way. That wasn't happening. In the end, there were no exceptions. No flexibility. No meaningful attempt to help. Just a $261 one-way rebooking fee to move me from my original noon-ish departure to an evening flight around 7:30 p.m. So instead of starting my vacation, I got to spend most of the day sitting in Detroit Metro Airport. The irony? I paid for TSA PreCheck, and by the time all this unfolded, it didn't even matter. I breezed through security only to spend the next several hours sitting in the terminal wondering why I'd bothered paying for expedited screening in the first place. To make matters even more interesting, we later found out someone else in our travel group, traveling separately, also experienced issues with Frontier that delayed them until later in the day. Maybe it was bad luck. Maybe that's just how Frontier operates. Either way, it didn't inspire confidence. The actual flight itself was...fine. It got me to Orlando safely, and I'll gladly give credit where it's due. Once I was finally on the plane, there wasn't much to complain about. The problem wasn't the flying. The problem was everything required to get onto the airplane. Frontier seems to operate under the same à la carte philosophy as Norwegian Cruise Line: charge separately for everything while making the rules feel like they're changing depending on which employee you ask. Policies are policies. I understand that. But inconsistent communication is not a policy, it's a customer service failure. If you're going to tell customers "no," at least have everyone telling them the same "no." Unfortunately, because this was a round-trip ticket, I still have to fly Frontier home unless I want to eat the cost and book another airline. But once this trip is over, I can confidently say this: If Frontier is my only option in the future, it had better be because every other airline has disappeared from the departure board. Otherwise, I'll happily pay more to avoid repeating this experience. By the time I finally landed in Orlando, I thought the hard part of my vacation was behind me. Little did I know, Frontier was just the opening act. Norwegian, Lyft, and Local Rides were waiting to headline the rest of the week. As I'm writing this review, I literally just checked in for my return flight and paid to upgrade my seat. Why? Because after this week, I'm going to be comfortable going home after all this bullsh!t. Frontier already got another few dollars out of me, but at least this time I know exactly what I'm paying for. If the seat reclines and lands in Detroit, it'll probably end up being the best value purchase of my entire vacation.

Southwest Airlines is a bare bones, economical way to get from destination to destination…read more Easy to use website to make purchases for your flight, lodging, and Rent-A-Car services along with full vacation service services. I like getting notifications from the app on upcoming deals for flights It's nice. They are changing the seating arrangement beginning in the new year. It just seems like people in wheelchairs gain the system. The reason why I say that is, I noticed many people getting loaded onto the plane in wheelchairs, and when it's time to de plane less than a handful wait for the wheelchairs to arrive to help them Flight attendants are always cheerful and helpful. Most of all the pilots. Props go to the pilots to ensure our safety. Thank you, Southwest Airlines, I've been using you for years and will continue for as long as I am able to travel as my priority airline of choice

I love the 737-MAX8 airplanes... more legroom plus the charger port that's available !!…read more Arrived Friday afternoon Oct 17,2025 Flying back to California Oct 20,2025 Always fly with Southwest... check in baggage is $35 !!! Tram ride from terminals to gate and from gates to baggage claim !! Southwest flight attendants are very professional and friendly!

Booked our London flight with Virgin Atlantic through Delta Airlines for non-stop flight from…read moreOrlando. Booking everything online with Delta was super easy and our information was transferred to Virgin Atlantic including our points. All we had to do from that point forward was download the Virgin Atlantic app on to our phones to get updated flight information. The only thing that didn't get transferred was his KTN. Navigating their website and app was a bit confusing so the day we flew out, we had to update his KTN with the check-in agent. If you're a government employee, this can be a hassle and set back if you do have precheck. The check-in agent has to manually enter the KTN for you. This was a minor setback that we had for my hubby. But no big deal.. we got to the airport 3 hours prior and got everything squared away in time. Now to the flight... the flight was smooth, no turbulence whatsoever. What was suppose to be an 8 hour flight turned into 7 hours so we ended up getting to London an hour earlier. It was a full flight, probably about 200 passengers on board. The flight attendants were amazing. We were served food and drinks every hour. They provided head phones, blankets and pillows. I couldn't sleep on the plane because I was so excited to be on vacation so I watched 4 movies. Would I fly with Virgin Atlantic again? Absolutely!

My family flew to London on Virgin airlines the flight crew was very professional. They were…read moreconstantly giving us food throughout the flight. I'm looking forward to the next time l will fly Virgin.

I reached out to this business at 18556689025 for assistance. The call was answered in a timely…read moremanner, and the first representative was helpful. Although I was transferred once, the second representative was knowledgeable and provided the information I needed. It wasn't perfect, but it was still a workable experience. I'm leaving this review to share how things went for me personally.

I reached out to this business at 18556689025 for assistance. The call was answered in a timely…read moremanner, and the first representative was helpful. Although I was transferred once, the second representative was knowledgeable and provided the information I needed. It wasn't perfect, but it was still a workable experience. I'm leaving this review to share how things went for me personally.

I'm going middle of the road here. Despite the numerous jokes and complaints about Spirit, I have…read moreyet to have a poor experience. Knock on wood. I may fly Spirit a few times per year because they offer direct flights to some of my regular destinations at competitive price points. My general experience includes a quick check-in and printing of my luggage tag at the kiosk and smooth luggage drop-off. Sometimes the line is very short and sometimes I have a short wait. I have received polite customer assistance at both the kiosk and the luggage drop-off. Astonishingly, most of my flights have had on-time departures and arrivals. A few times, I've even experienced early arrivals. The long and short of it is that I have had reasonably good experiences and will continue to use Spirit Airlines for as long as that remains to be the case.

Ticket counter attendant was courteous and polite. I observed her help a family who was late…read morechecking in for a flight. She worked quickly and expeditiously to assist them with trying to make the flight. When it was our turn at the counter, she also provided good customer service. She made sure she verified our information to include dates and destinations.

IT was easy flying with delta as I couldn't make it to my original flight so they allowed me to…read morereschedule a year later. I didn't get a drink and snack on the way back that's kind of a disappointment but everything else was smooth, there's lots of movies to chose from and they hand out the headphones too

Happy with Delta's Jet service to MCO and the fine folks who take care of the gate at MCO!…read more Fast and friendly, helpful and happy - what more could you ask, you say? How about on time departures! lol The tower wouldn't let us leave on time today and we're waiting on them still now to let us push back up- now about 45 mins after our scheduled departure (so far)! We really love flying Delta and get that these things happen. It may end up that we are sitting in ATL all day - we are planning for activity to do on a long layover! Wish us luck! Fly safely and be well!