I haven't flown United Airlines much before, but I had a wonderful experience with them…read more For starters, I got a random upgrade from my flight that was KC to Denver. Never happens. Everything was on time and the first flight crew was great. The next flight out, the crew was equally great, the boarding process was fast, and the flight arrived early. Hard to beat that. They also were offering a $1500 travel credit if someone gave up their seat, but on the heels on a fun but mildly exhausting trip, I couldn't rally for it. Just wasn't in the cards this time but I appreciate them not crapping out a low ball offer like I've seen from Southwest where they roll a few points onto your account. $1500 is a real, "we mean business" kind of offer which is a good sign. In an era of consolidated airlines and travel delays, this was a welcome breath of fresh air. I probably need more info to really gauge it, but glad to try them out recently.

I'm Delta Diamond. But Delta doesn't fly direct from Denver to Santa Fe. 48 minute flight if…read moreyou're going fast, otherwise just over an hour. Similar to flying Nashville to Atlanta. I flew one of their small CRJ jets. And while I'm diehard Delta, United's CRJs are a million times nicer and more updated than Deltas. No janky seats that are broken and leaning backward even when not reclined. Nice, new upholstery. Very clean. And a better designed flight attendant galley. They even have an open and free snack shop in first class, with cookies, candy, etc. I didn't check a bag because it was only a 30 hour trip and I packed a backpack. Another nice thing is that unlike Delta's/West Jet's CRJs, you can actually fit your personal item under the seat. Flight attendants were kind and helpful. Pilots kept us informed.

If you fly into places they serve, JSX is great. I went from Burbank to Boulder. Ca to Co. The…read moreLos Angeles staff was helpful and nice. I arrived early and sat in the lounge. It's a rather plain room, chairs, coffee/tea, and tables. Feels a bit like a break room for staff. The plane was clean, albeit a bit old. Flight crew was great, checking in often, without being a pest. WiFi worked solid the entire flight. The in flight service is an ecological nightmare. Everything has single use plastic. For a yogurt, I got a plastic spoon, knife, and fork. This on top of the plastic cup and two levels of plastic lids. A bottle of water was a tiny plastic bottle, and it soon felt bad to get anything more. My kid needs me to leave a planet to enjoy, not save. The Colorado ground crew was good. One guy was outstanding. I believe his name was Connor. He went out of his way to acknowledge people and help them. I watched how he did this with his colleagues too. If I were hiring, he's the type of employee I would try to steal. When I arrived into Boulder, the ground crew was less than pleasant, minus the previous mention. But when I flew out the entire ground crew was friendly and nice. The lounge isn't. It's just the lobby for everything, not just JAX. The coffee/tea machines were not on and are little more than the smallest Kureg one can buy. Back on the plane, service was top notch. We did leave two hours late. The plane was too heavy, given the luggage situation. (Some folks had a lot, and it looked heavy.). They got everyone's body weight and calculated if we were still too heavy. If we were, they would have to stay on the ground and burn off fuel. Great, more waste. Thankfully, some skinny people saved us and we left, arriving home two+ hours late. So it goes, it was still better than dealing with the crowded airport. The people make this business, so I hope they are taken care of well.

Easy, fast and a pleasurable way to fly, none of the commercial airline treatment. Arrive 20 mins…read morebefore boarding, luggage, alcohol and Skylink all free. Leg room, spacious seats and easy departure when you land. Such a great experience.

I recently flew Spirit Air and honestly think they deserve higher marks than 1 1/2 stars. True…read morethere is a charge for just about everything on top of the low price fare, but they are very up front about these costs in their website. On any third party booking app it is clear there is a charge for carry on bags. Given that this is unusual, it should prompt the consumer to investigate further and it is not the airlines fault if consumers do not choose to do this. My only complaints were that checked baggage has a 40 pound limit or it is an extra $60. I have traveled all over the world and am familiar with the 50 pound limit put on luggage going overseas. This charge on a domestic flight seems like a money grabbing scheme to me and seems unnecessary given that it is out of line with standard practice. There was no food offered on my 3 1/2 hour flight. I could only get over priced, unhealthy snacks. It seems reasonable to offer some small, healthy fare on most flights and I was disappointed that this was not an option. Also charging for basic beverage service should be outlawed on airlines in my opinion. Dehydration is a serious concern and people should not be denied water based on ability to pay. They are not the most communicative of airlines. They should definitely put some serious money into improving their website, especially for online check in which is needlessly confusing. Now on to the good stuff. For an additional $45 I was able to secure a roomy and comfortable seat close to the front of the plane, almost like flying business class for dirt cheap My flight included a long layover and both planes were clean and new. We were delayed on the tarmac for an hour and a half due to weather. In all my travels this is the only time I have been cool and comfortable during a lengthy tarmac delay. It made all the difference to not feel like you were being cooked alive in a tin can during a lengthy take off wait. The staff were all amazing. Everyone I came into contact with was friendly and professional. They went out of their way to help. They allowed me a free carry on when I opted to bring my checked bag down to 40 pounds to avoid the $60 surcharge. This turned a nasty surprise into a positive experience. Even with the additional seat fare and higher than average checked bag cost, I still paid less than half of what the average going fare was to my destination making this an overall positive experience. Would I recommend Spirit Air? Certainly, with the caveat to travel very light and stock up in food and beverage before boarding.

I had insurance for Spirit Airlines, and I couldn't take the flight due to my grandkids was sick…read morewith Covid19 and the mother didn't want to let them fly so I had to cancel the trip, I was ok with it as I had insurance on the tickets, so I contacted the customer service to get my money back they said I can give you a credit back - I was ok with it then I was going to use the credit to go see my Grandkids in Florida (I live in Colorado) and when I was booking it there was no flights in Colorado I was like what!!!! then I found Spirit don't fly in or out of Colorado any longer. so I called and wrote Spirit to get a refund as they no longer fly out of Colorado, they said no they will not give me a refund I told how I am to use the credit if you don't fly in or out of Colorado it didn't matter to them so I have credit still of $1,177.77 and I can't use it. if anyone wants to buy the credit off me, I will be more then grateful I will take $800 for $1,177.77 - I really need the money as I just buried My Mom and it was a lot of money, I mean a lot of money. if there is someone on the Spirit team that can help me please I need my money

The Southwest Airlines main customer service number is **+1__877*818*03.89 or…read more+1__877*(818)*(0389)**. This number is available 24/7 for booking, changes, and support, and can be used throughout the USA to manage reservations, changes, including cancelling within 24 hours of booking for a full refund if booked 7+ days in advance. #. Efficient Reservations & Premium Trip Organization The journey started with a booking process that was clear, intuitive, and carefully organized. Business class offerings, including flexible fare options, enhanced seating, and priority airport services, were presented in a simple and informative format, allowing travelers to compare benefits before finalizing their reservation. Flight schedules, seat preferences, and traveler information were completed without difficulty, while the itinerary was delivered instantly with every essential detail arranged for quick and convenient reference. #. Dedicated Airport Services & Comfortable Departure Business class created a more enjoyable airport experience by providing priority services from check-in to boarding. Dedicated check-in counters shortened waiting times, while fast-track security screening ensured passengers moved through the terminal efficiently. Lounge access offered a peaceful environment to enjoy refreshments, catch up on work, or simply relax before departure. Priority boarding allowed travelers to board the aircraft in a calm and organized manner, ensuring a comfortable beginning to the flight. #. Inviting Cabin Space & Professional Inflight Care The premium cabin provided a relaxing atmosphere designed to support comfort throughout the journey. Spacious seating, generous legroom, and well-planned interiors offered the ideal setting for working, reading, or unwinding during the flight. The aircraft remained clean, quiet, and meticulously maintained, enhancing the overall onboard experience. Throughout the journey, the cabin crew delivered attentive, courteous, and personalized service, ensuring passengers enjoyed consistent care and prompt assistance whenever needed. #. Comfortable Arrival & Seamless Premium Experience From departure through arrival, every stage of the journey reflected efficiency and attention to detail. Inflight services were delivered smoothly, contributing to a pleasant and uninterrupted travel experience. Upon landing, priority baggage handling ensured luggage was available promptly, making the final stage of the trip quick and hassle-free. From the initial reservation to the final destination, business class delivered an excellent combination of convenience, comfort, and dependable service, providing a polished travel experience from beginning to end.

For decades, Southwest Airlines stood out as one of America's best-run airlines. Its success was…read morebuilt on a simple formula: low fares, friendly service, operational excellence, and a genuine focus on the customer. This strategy created remarkable loyalty and made Southwest one of the most admired and fun airlines in the industry. Today, the company appears to be moving in a very different direction. Following pressure from activist investors and changes in leadership with the CFO being promoted to the CEO, Southwest has embraced a more revenue-driven strategy focused on increasing shareholder returns. The introduction of checked-bag fees, paid seat selection, and other ancillary charges marks a significant departure from the business model that differentiated the airline for more than 50 years. Today, checking a bag can cost around $90 on some fares, and passengers often have to pay extra to secure a desirable seat. Without doing so, many will end up in a middle seat toward the back of the aircraft. I did on all my flights to SLC via Denver and Los Angeles. These initiatives may improve short-term cash flow and earnings, but they also risk weakening the customer loyalty that was once Southwest's greatest competitive advantage. In my case, i will avoid Southwest like the plague and i really fly a great deal. Over the past couple of years flights are systematically delayed, luggages are lost , agents at the gate have little authority to change things as the focus has shifted away from customers and operations. Profitability and shareholder value are essential goals for any public company. However, the strongest businesses create long-term shareholder value by first creating exceptional value for their customers. Time will tell whether Southwest's new strategy proves successful, but from a passenger's perspective, the airline has lost much of what once made it special.

Great airport! Wish it had a few more Chase sapphire lounges, but overall love the lounges they do…read morehave. Restaurants are good. Only thing that sucks is you're WAY far from the city. But it is what it is. Train to downtown is easy and quick.

This airport is a hit or miss for me. I love that they're doing renovations to update it and make…read moreit nicer, but the renovations are really annoying. This is a huge airport and I feel like it's not as easy to navigate as others. Getting there and checking in isn't bad, but when you're leaving I always get confused on where to go to be picked up. Baggage claim drops you off on a floor but you need to go to a different floor to be picked up by regular cars and there's basically no signage anywhere helping you out. I will say there's plenty of restaurants and stores and bathrooms including dog relief areas which is nice. Just a huge airport so arrive with ample time to take the train to your terminal/gate.

I wanted to take a moment to review American Airlines just because they keep getting better and…read morebetter with their customer service. The whole crew is always nice to us and provides excellent service whenever we go. Every year with book with them because we felt great flighting with them. Their app system is well organized and the departure and arrivals are always pretty accurate. If you want A-1 experience to your destination I definitely recommend them!

The airport is under construction went to American Airlines pretty much my exculsive airlines got…read moreupgraded to first class and had a first class expericence. The operations were smooth and we left on time so I am good!!!

I used the dedicated priority screening, and--unlike in NY--didn't need to remove my shoes or…read moreelectronics, because "we have the fancy x-rays." This was GREAT! Zipped through security. Had gotten there extra early, even though the TSA website indicated short wait times at DIA. Boarding was easy. Sank into my seat and ordered tonic water to stave off leg cramps. The ONLY annoying aspect of this trip was the constant interruption of announcements, perhaps ten before takeoff. Flight attendant was masked. I read lips. I didn't note my lack of perfect hearing on my account, because I don't like people shouting at me. The mask made things slightly more difficult, but we communicated by her pointing at things and me speaking. It was fine. Lunch--cold salmon salad--was delicious. The wine was a generous pour, and I was able to sleep. Which was the desired outcome. I was exhausted. Entertainment selection, again, was okay. I didn't find any movies that I wanted to see, so watched SVU instead. The flight took off on time, and landed on time, too. All in all, a very enjoyable experience for a once-devoted Southwest flier. This beat "Choice Extra" hands down, and cost very little more for many more perks. It seems like a no-brainer.

I have to echo my last review. Delta has the finest, friendliest and helpful crews and staff. Most…read moreof the time they will go out of their way to help you when needed. Denver was no exception.

When you get to Denver international airport to get to the Alaska boarding area, you get off of the…read morestreet level where your party drops you off once inside you have to take an elevator down to level five once at level five you do the check-in boarding process. Then you have to go back up to level six to go through security. This is very confusing and time-consuming Other elderly people were on the elevator with me and we're having a really rough time with this. They should have it right on the same level where your party drop you off I am not a fan of self tagging your luggage. The attendant behind the drop off baggage counter was very nice.

This weekend my sister and I flew to Denver for a concert. Everything went great, until the flight…read morehome. Our flight was an 8 am departure so we arrived around 6. We boarded as usual, all good. Sat on the tarmac for 45 minutes and were told that there was a mechanical issue and we'd need to deplane, the repair would take 1-2 hours. Most passengers had tight connections so we were told to line up and talk to gate agents about rebooking. Roughly half the passengers got in line. For the next 3 hours we had 2 gate agents to help over a hundred passengers. Their website wouldn't help us, the chat wouldn't help us, the phone wait time was over an hour. Mind you, the gate agents weren't given printer paper to print tickets so they had to literally run to other gates for each new ticket to print them. Their computers would randomly crash and delete all their progress so they were constantly switching from phones, to iPhones, to each others computers. It was a MESS! When it got to be our turn to rebook, we were given a 2:30 connection, great! Another hours of delay after this (yes, we are 4 hours into our 1-2 hour delay) we still hadn't received any follow up information, no updates, no emails. Nothing. We were all stuck at the gate because we didn't know when it would be time to leave. Oh but don't worry, they sent us a 12$ meal voucher, that may or may not work at food establishments around the airport. Yay! At 12:30, when we'd realized we'd be missing our new connection once again we got back in line to rebook once more. 30 minutes later of waiting, the co pilot comes out and announces they have no information, just keep waiting, and leaves. Wow, okay thank you sir! Another 20 minutes, there's finally only 4 people ahead of us to book, yay! The pilot comes out, we're boarding now! Everyone get on. So finally another gate agent appears. Where were you when these guys could've desperately used your help? Some people asked her, she was so aggressively rude and made it OUR fault. She wouldn't help, answer questions or assist any of the gate agents. Most of us had now missed our rebooked connections and had NO way of rebooking. Again, no website help, no chat bot help, no phone help. Now we couldn't talk to the agents either because we had to board right then. When it was our turn to board I asked what we should do ar our next airport so we could get home. "Go on the website on your flight, they will give you WiFi". When we boarded I asked the flight attendant if this would be possible. No, it wasn't possible. Talk to the gate agent after your flight. So currently, we have no way home. Ok. We are all seated now, waiting to fly out. We sit on the tarmac for another 30 minutes before we FINALLY leave. While in air, there's an announcement "for all the delays today all passengers above 21 will receive 1 free cocktail! This is all our company will be providing. We will come by shortly". What a weird thing to say after 6 hours of delays? Instead of making it a nice, hey we're sorry. It's yet another screw you. We land, deplane. Go to the gate agent for help rebooking. She can't help us. She tells us we'd need to fully leave the airport, come back and rebook a new ticket. Uh, what? Ok, since we had a connection previously, can you tell us where to find our bags? No, that's not her job..... Wow. So we go to baggage claim because, I'm not sure where to start but this seems like a good bet. Our bags never arrive. 30 minutes after waiting I go to Alaska baggage. At this point my sister is ready to burn them down and I'm trying really hard to keep my cool. I tell her with tears brimming that we have no way home, no bags, and we just need someone to please help us and tell us how we can get home. She is the one and ONLY employee who actually sees us and takes it upon herself to help. How odd a bag agent can rebook our flight in 3 minutes but we're not 9 hours into our day and no one else could? She was so nice, helpful, understanding. She put in a request for our bags, but couldn't tell us if they'd even made it to the city (they had unloaded all baggage when the repairs were happening because a lot of people just booked new flights). She said to wait 30 minutes for them to find our bags but we couldn't leave the carousel because they'd be coming from there. Also, we had just over 1 hour to get back through tsa before we missed our new flight. While waiting, we pull up our new itinerary and we get an error code. We had no flight home still. The link didn't work. The confirmation code only showed our previous flight that day. An hour goes back, she'd gone on lunch, still no bag. We go back up. The new lady once again, didn't want to help us. She told us to just go sit back down and wait. I'm sorry, are you kidding? Thankfully, our original lady had just come back right then from lunch by some damn miracle. She helped us again, got our tickets. Still didn't know where our bags were but assured us she'd get them home with us