Flew JSX from LAS to SNA, and from the moment I arrived, it was such a cool experience! This was my…read morefirst time flying JSX, and honestly, it was the closest experience I've ever had to flying on a private jet. I loved all the amenities, but what really stood out was the staff. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming, both on the ground and on the plane. Even the pilots came out and greeted me, which I thought was really cool! I was honestly surprised by how quick, easy, and stress-free the entire experience was. No long airport lines, no crazy boarding process -- just a really smooth experience from start to finish. Since my family lives in Orange County, I might have to start traveling this way every month now . JSX might have just completely changed the way I fly! 5/5 -- Highly recommend, and I'll definitely be flying JSX again!

From closer off strip location to amazing valet options....Seriously might be my new favorite way…read moreto fly!! Easy tarmac entrance and only need to arrive shortly before your flight.....Huge emphasis!!!! No lines!!! Super dog friendly flights!!! My only negatives would be no flights to and from Oregon!!! Highly recommended and actually not as expensive as you would imagine and worth every penny on convenience alone!!!

I had to call 929-224-5000 to make our reservation because the app wouldn't let me book a room for…read morethe same night after midnight. The woman who answered the phone was absolutely wonderful--she was friendly, helpful, and very efficient. Unfortunately, I didn't get her name, but she made the whole process easy, explained how to find the property since it's a little hidden, and even helped get us checked in quickly when we arrived. We stayed in a two-bedroom room, which was perfect for our family. After a long day of traveling, it was really nice to have the extra space so everyone could relax and get some good sleep. The property is a little older and does show some signs of age, and we noticed the second bedroom didn't have a TV remote. Other than those small things, the room was clean, quiet, and comfortable. We were also told about the free breakfast, but we slept so well that we completely missed it! Overall, we had a good stay. There were a couple of minor issues, but the friendly and helpful service really made a difference, and we would be happy to stay here again.

STOP DO NOT BOOK I…read moredo not recommend using Spirit airlines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are cheaper for a reason. I booked Ticket 2 days ago for a future trip. I had to cancel my trip but asked for a credit to use for a future flight. They do not honor credits or full refunds on tickets less than 250. I was charged 100% for my cancellation meaning all my money I paid 2 days ago was taken with no consideration or courtesy's of a credit for future flights to keep us as a customer. I escalated the call to a supervisor only to be told I would have needed to call with 24 hours from my original booking to be given any consideration. Supervisor Judy 361534 employee number. Explained our daughter college athlete was going to surgery and we needed to cancel as we need to go sooner. They have medical exceptions but you must provide documents and if they approve only then would you receive a credit. In my spare time recovering our daughter will we play this game. Btw the airline has 18 days before our flight was booked plenty of time to just issue credit to be used in the future. We were told no. This is not customer service this is robbery. Needless to say my family will no longer fly this airline which we had used in the past. We fly 5 adults each month often.

9/3/26 I usually…read morepick the earliest flights to and from.. but this time I chose a little later morning flight.. (probably stick with the early flights).. Full flight and we could not take off until 18 bags would be offered to check in.. I did pay extra for the choice extra.. git seats 1 and boarding group 1. No problem getting overhead storage.. Amazed how they knew which row and seats that needed to check their bags in.. I'll be happy once we get home safely..

Please fire Ashley!! He/they do not belong customer facing, especially for an airline with LUV as…read moretheir symbol. My husband and I are A List customers, and we fly Southwest almost every month between Las Vegas and San Jose for my oncology appointments at Stanford. During check in, the baggage scale repeatedly fluctuated between 50.4 and 50.6 pounds, and I have videos showing the unstable readings. The agent told me Southwest's policy allows up to 50.5 pounds, yet insisted I remove something from my suitcase. All I had to do was remove a small luggage lock. The bag then weighed 50.4 pounds, but the scale continued fluctuating between 50.4 and 50.6 pounds. Making me remove the lock was completely unnecessary. As we finished, I simply mentioned that I have Stage IV lung cancer and was traveling to see my oncologist. I was not asking for special treatment. I only said I hoped he would show a little more compassion to future passengers. Instead, he became rude and unprofessional, told me he was not going to play this game, called a supervisor, made my husband and me wait about 10 minutes, and then said he was making a note on my account. I was shocked that a simple comment about showing compassion resulted in being treated this way. I can provide videos of the fluctuating scale and documentation of my oncology appointments. I hope Southwest reviews both the employee's conduct and the condition of the scale. We have always enjoyed flying Southwest, which made this experience especially disappointing.

As a United Frequent Flyer I was severely disappointed with United recently attempting to bump me…read moreoff from fully paid first class seat to accommodate some VIP...so I switched to Delta. Flew round trip with Delta and so far things are looking better. Flights are on time, staff is more courteous and entertainment systems appears to be better as well. What's not to like except it's still an airline?

I originally had tickets on American Airlines (HNL - LAS) and was sitting in my office (on the…read moreevening of May 21) waiting to go to the airport when I received an email message from American Airlines. My 10:14pm flight was canceled and rescheduled to 1pm on May 22. The notice said I would miss my connection to Las Vegas. I found out the earliest I could get to Las Vegas would be 8:37am on May 23. This would leave me almost no margin of error should there be any additional delays, so I looked for other flights to Las Vegas from Honolulu. The only one I could find that got me to Las Vegas on Friday was Delta, via Seattle. I booked the flights at a cost of $3,528,80. American would not refund my money; I got a credit for future usage. Gee, thanks American. I went to the Delta Sky Club to relax before my flight to Seattle. This flight was on an Airbus A321Neo, with 2x2 seating in First Class. I had seat 4D (window) and the seat pod is nice but, in their attempt to provide privacy from the passenger in the aisle (C) seat, there is a protruding divider that made it difficult to get in and out of my seat. Legroom was fine and the entertainment screen was large. Luckily, flight DL 440 went off without any problems, and I arrived in Seattle ahead of schedule. When I landed, I noticed that I didn't have a boarding pass for flight DL 2880; the app said to go to the gate for seat assignment. That's when I noticed that I was seated in coach for this flight. What? I killed three hours in the Delta Sky Club in Seattle, pondering what would happen next. I got to the gate and was assigned an aisle seat, row 33, seat C. That's the last row in the plane. What else could happen? I was seated next to two young ladies who had no idea who BTS was and across the aisle was a mother with a baby and a three-year-old child. Luckily, the baby was quiet during the (little over) two-hour flight. The toddler was well behaved, though I did have to pick up toys she kept throwing into the aisle. I ordered a gin & tonic, $11. At least I was in Vegas on Friday, was the worst behind me? On the day of departure, I got to the airport before 9am and spent time relaxing in the American Express Centurion Lounge. I like the AMEX lounge, but I often find it difficult to gain entry without having to wait outside for 20 or more minutes. It's too popular and needs to be expanded. This is true at several airports, not just Las Vegas. The flight to Seattle (DL 2922) was shorter than normal; we ended up sitting on the tarmac for 20 minutes until a gate opened up for us. Fortuitously, we "parked" at gate B2 and my flight to Honolulu was departing from gate B3. However, I had 1.5 hours to kill so I spent it in the Delta Sky Club around the corner. I went to the bar and wanted something more than a call drink, so I asked for a Hendrick gin & tonic. The bartender talked me into a double (better value) and it ended up costing me $18.76. Nothing is free anymore. My flight (DL 419) left on time and arrived in Honolulu early. I don't remember much about the flight as I was asleep during much of it. In summary, I think the domestic airlines should call first class on single aisle aircraft what it is, business class, and re-price accordingly. American and Delta seem to be doing this, with Flagship First on American and Delta One. These offer lie-flat seats on wide body aircraft and come close to international business class. The issue for me is I can fly cheaper in international business class for less than domestic first class and get superior service. Domestic carriers had better step up their game.

The flight #1528 I took from Las Vegas to Flint on 7/31/26 was the best flight I have ever taken…read more Let me tell you about it! The area around Allegiant at the Las Vegas Harry Reid airport was very clean. I plugged my phone in to charge while I waited. It wasn't long before they started calling zones. Of course my phone service decided to drop and I had to pull up the screenshot I took of my boarding pass. The rep at the gate was so kind and smiled as I pulled it up. I was greeted with enthusiasm by flight attendants as I boarded. I am only 5' tall, so I never need the extra leg space seats. Row 9 was a great value. I bought my ticket in June and think it cost about $100 with a carry on and flight insurance. There was a line up of planes to take off and I saw off to the side a Frontier plane had people outside and police cars around it on the runway. I sure was glad I flew Allegiant. I didn't see an ambulance there, so I don't think it was medical. Ok this is the really good part - the take off. You know how when you take off you get sucked against your seat? That didn't happen this time. I was bracing myself, but take off was crazy smooth. The same with landing. Landing was like butter. I did not realize we landed until we were on the ground. It was the smoothest landing I've ever felt. I didn't even know that was possible. Our pilot was an absolute rock star. Thank you for an exceptional flight, Allegiant - give that pilot a raise!

Worst damned airline in the Milky Way Galaxy. After booking a reservation 6 months in advance and…read morepaying for extra leg room/ selecting seats and checking in promptly 24 hours prior.... This DB scrap heap of an airline decides to cancel our seats and re assign us to the last row next to the "crapper's full Clark" Then we show up to the airport and no one checks bags to an hour before the flight- though the FAA guidelines are 2 hours prior to domestic. All the restaurants were closed and security was overwhelmed by Allegiant's last minute scramble. Literally just four agents handle check in, deplaning, cleaning, off loading luggage, then the boarding process. Completely inadequate, insufficient and unsafe. The airline is plagued by a dearth in staffing, lousy customer service, mechanical issues, last minute seat reassignments etc. I'd rather rent the Oscar Meyer Weenie Mobile and drive cross-country than put my family through this damned hell ever again.

Hey yall, I think I'm DONE after my GOWILD pass expires in…read morelate September 2026.. because so far, 2 delayed flights longgggg delays, tonight's delay was instead of 9:45pm take off, we are now taking off at 1:55am... and my layover flight is canceled sooooo I had to go BUY an additional flight ticket for $380.. it was originally $480 but I had a flight voucher with Southwest.... And now I'm on a time crunch and have to get there on time to even make the flight and the worst part is, I won't get to where I was supposed to be on time either ... which I called in and said I'll be late but ima be like 2.5 hours late now... sooooo the good part is that frontier did give me a $100 voucher ... so they did make up for things... and I did use my Southwest $100 voucher but still the additional flight was $380 out of my pocket and still... I am just going to THUG it out lol I have a good feeling things will work itself out and if not I tired my best... let's see!! But wait I didn't even tell ya what frontier delay issue was... the dang AC unit wasn't working and maintenance only got 1 ac to work within that 3-4 delay.... Crazy!!! Only with this low budget airline! Any ways I did pay $25 for the flight with my go wild pass which cost $199 for 6 months of cheap flights... but mannnn... the last delay on my other flight was 6 hrs cuz they didn't wanna fly in bad weather.... Smh!!! Let's see how it goes man! My seat at the least is nice! It's in the front and I have a lot of space in front of me!! They said this flight will be 4 hrs 16 mins so let's see!!! We're taking off now at 1:55am.. hopefully get to the east coast by 8:30am... 9am..

Expedia may look like it has the lowest prices, but be careful. The advertised price often doesn't…read moreinclude all the extra costs. By the time you add baggage fees, seat selection, taxes, hotel resort fees, or rental car extras, the total can be much higher than expected. For example, Frontier Airlines may charge around $95 for a carry-on bag depending on when and how you pay for it. That fee isn't always obvious when you're first comparing prices, so what seems like a cheap flight can quickly become much more expensive. Before booking, always check the total cost--including baggage fees, cancellation policies, and any extra charges--and compare it with booking directly through the airline, hotel, or car rental company. Sometimes the "deal" isn't really a deal once all the fees are added.

I flew with American Airlines for the first time in many years, but had a very good experience with…read moretheir service at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. One reason I selected American Airlines is they were one of the few airlines that offered a nonstop flight from Las Vegas to Philadelphia International Airport making my travel arrangements so much easier. Everything started out perfectly smooth. The check in was easy and very efficient. It was done quickly through TSA Precheck. The lines at the counter were organized, and I did not experience any lengthy lines or issues during the check in process. The boarding experience was just as smooth. The gate agent's announcements were clearly communicated and the boarding process was easy! I didn't bring a carry on since I had checked my bag. I was going to be in Philly for 4 days. As a bonus the flight left on time and arrived 30 minutes early! When you are flying across the country arriving on time is a definite plus, but even better when it's early! It was a convenient one stop flight from Las Vegas to Philadelphia, combined with a very easy check in process and the flight was fantastic! The last time I used American Airlines was to Fort Worth Texas and then to Huntsville Alabama!

I booked first class tickets from Honolulu to Las Vegas on American Airlines because first class…read morewas sold out on Hawaiian, my preferred airline when flying to/from Vegas. Hawaiian offers non-stop service to Vegas; other airlines require a stop, sometimes illogical ones. Why not Southwest or Alaska? I do not like flying on single aisle aircraft, especially the Boeing 737 which is used almost exclusively by those airlines. Thus, my alternatives are American, Delta, and United. Unfortunately, the airlines have replaced wide body aircraft with single aisle variants to service West Coast to Hawaii routes. United still flies a 777 once a day but I couldn't make the itinerary work for a mid-morning arrival in Vegas, so I ended up with American, using Airbus A32x aircraft. The route was sub-optimal, a flight from Honolulu to Phoenix, a long layover, and an 11:49am arrival in Vegas. The return leg routed through Los Angeles. The fare was $2,828.69. I was in my office on the 21st, getting ready to head to the airport when I received a text and an email stating that my 10:14pm flight was postponed due to lack of flight crew and that I would miss my connection (from Phoenix to Las Vegas). The flight was rescheduled to depart at 1pm on the 22nd. If I took that flight, I wouldn't arrive in Las Vegas until Saturday morning, assuming I could get a seat on the first flight to Vegas from Phoenix ... Unacceptable, as I had planned events in Vegas on Friday. So, I scanned the other airlines for tickets to Vegas and purchased tickets on Delta, routing through Seattle, for $3,528.80, then canceled my tickets on American. My new flight left Honolulu at 10:35pm and arrived in Vegas at 2:26pm. Okay, I'd miss two events, but I'd be in Vegas on Friday. More on Delta in a separate write-up. My issue with American is that I didn't receive an apology, just an email stating they were pleased to offer me a credit for the amount I paid, $2,828.69. Nothing else. When Hawaiian delayed a flight by a day, I received a hotel room and a $300 credit. American, is this your idea of customer service? I've flown on American since the late 1970's but haven't recently. Now I remember why.

Great experience from boarding to takeoff to landing…read more Communication via App and notifications exceeded my expectations. Crew were professional and friendly. I have no complaints about my flight.

I would hope that I could implore United Airlines to investigate basic human anatomy…read more Humans have elbows. I know that , when speaking of elbow room, that United Airlines might be confused. Perhaps, they think that humans have only one elbow. Humans do, in fact have 2 elbows. Surprise!!! I mention this as it seems that United's seats in economy allow for one elbow at most per passenger. Humans also have legs. When standing, on our legs, we generally stand straight up. I say this because I notice that in the design of the seating of this airline, one needs to stand at an angle completely different from our nature. I do understand that the billionaire owners and stockholders of United need $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. However, if they EVER want another dime of mine, they need to look into human anatomy. I will NEVER give another penny to these starving ass cunts until they learn the concept of balance. Until they get the concept of giving value for that which they have received, I will take my money elsewhere.

Hawaiian Airlines really takes care of their passengers! They have fantastic communication…read morepre-flight - on the app and then at the gate, and during the flight as well. Each flight attendant was very helpful to make sure you had what you needed as well as kept safe during the flight. Our latest flight was from Las Vegas to Kahului, Maui - round trip to visit family. We had a great experience on both flights! Make sure to sign up for their free WiFi, instructions on the plane. Also, when you have the Alaska/Hawaiian app, everything is made even easier, from check-in to pre-ordering meals! Can't wait to be up in the friendly skies again with Hawaiian Airlines! A hui hou!

We booked a flight from Honolulu to Las Vegas after a short stopover on the way home from the…read morePhilippines. We were pleased to get premium economy seats. This "premium economy" is a scam the only thing your getting is extra legroom (maybe an inch?) and or maybe a wider seat ? The seats were just as hard as those in the worst possible seats ( think spirit) almost like sitting on unpaded folding chairs , this is not the old Hawaiian airlines we knew it's just another spirit, frontier airline. Hard pass.

I am flying with JetBlue from the very start of the company. In Las Vegas airline location is in…read moreterminal 3 . Terminal 3 is excellent for food , charging telephone and enjoy artwork.

JetBlue is the only flights I fly when going out to Boston or New York City from Las Vegas…read more JetBlue's Terminal, Terminal 3, is a lot smaller than Terminal 1 in Las Vegas, but I like it a lot! You'll take transit over to the D gates from Terminal 3. I typically don't get too many delays with JetBlue, especially flying to New York City. They offer non-stop flights every few hours. I try to book the early flights if I can when going to New York City to avoid any potential delays. Most of my flights arrive early, typically by 20-30 minutes when flying into JFK! The seats are spacious on JetBlue. Each seat comes with a TV that includes free movies, music, and DirectTV. Some planes have charging capabilities too! Throughout my flight to New York City, JFK, the team at JetBlue offers drinks, like soda or water, as well as free in-flight snacks. I always get their pop snacks and pretzels! If you need more legroom, you can upgrade to different seats on JetBlue. When you check-in for your flight, you can change your seat easily through the mobile application if there are open seats available. Now, if only JetBlue offered a non-stop to Orlando Florida from Vegas!