This was our first time flying out of Tampa on United Airlines. We had a rental car so we checked…read morethat in first then took the train to the terminal. The ticket counters are spread out by airlines. We were on United so we found their counter. They are all kisoks for checking into your flight. I didn't realize it until I needed to go to the next tram station that the QR code didn't print out on my boarding pass and my husband's boarding pass didn't print out at all so he had to use his phone as his boarding pass. Few glitches in their kisok system. I don't recommend the Kisok, but I don't think you have a choice. Just come with a lot of time and patience to make sure the kisok gets it right and if not hopefully you'll find someone to help walk you thought the process. And double check that your boarding pass has the QR code on it. At the gate I was able to have the ticket agent print out another boarding pass for me so I could board. Other good news. Due to it was a full flight they offered to check our carry-on baggage for free. That made it easier on our next layover, we didn't have to carry around and keep track of our luggage as we waited for our next flight. Boarding went smooth. We were in group 4, but due to we had our luggage checked we went after group 2 so we could carry our luggage down the ramp and place it by the door so they could load it up. Even though it was a pretty smooth experience I only gave it 3 star due to the ticketing issues. I beeped at the gate to the tram, because my husband showed the system my boarding pass, but it didn't register, but they still let me though the gate. I was blessed that they printed me out a new boarding pass so I could board on my own without having my husband fiddle with his phone to get both of our boarding passes digitally.

United has become one of my favorite airlines to fly. The staff at the Tampa hub were very…read moreprofessional and helpful. The airline immediately rebooked me to avoid the largest snowfall in Florida history, which allowed me to maintain my travel dates, and avoid delays.

A MASTERCLASS IN AVIATION LOGISTICS AND BRAND ENGAGEMENT As…read morean e-commerce business owner whose daily operations depend heavily on seamless logistics, I evaluate infrastructural efficiency with a highly critical eye. Tampa International Airport consistently demonstrates an exceptional level of operational proficiency. The architectural layout and passenger flow are remarkably intuitive, making the process of flying in and out genuinely simple and fast. When traveling with my husband and children, mitigating transit friction is paramount, and this facility fundamentally eliminates the typical stressors associated with modern air travel. Beyond their logistical prowess, I must commend their digital marketing strategy. Their social media postings are, quite frankly, hilarious. It is rare to see a transportation entity execute such a witty, engaging, and culturally resonant online brand. It reflects a high degree of organizational intelligence and a keen understanding of modern consumer engagement. Tampa International sets the premier standard for how an airport should operate, seamlessly merging frictionless travel with brilliant public relations. It is a consistently superior experience from arrival to departure.

Tampa airport has the worst TSA I have ever had to deal with. Rude at Touchless ID, rude and…read moreconflicting messages at bag scan and metal detector. Also, same belt and watch I go through every wk in Atlanta sets off the alarm. Be mentally prepared for all of that. I like their Starbucks at E gates.

Alliegent is the best.the pilots and flight attendants are fantastic.i fly a couple times a year…read more.won't fly any other planes.only Alliegent. I have been flying for years.never had a problem.

I am disabled. Process was very great here as it was in Niagara Falls. For discount airlines very…read morepleasant experience highly appreciated and recommend

Let's face it, I paid next to nothing to fly Spirit to NJ and I received next to nothing service,…read moresteerage-level seating and everything that I anticipated going-in -- opting not to blow $2,000 on first-class United. Savings that I can now spend or invest per my preference... or hire a chiropractor. Yes, Spirit sucks but it's designed to suck and they do little to obscure that fact in every facet of their operations. I got what I paid for and in 2026, I'll take the win. Five cramped stars.

Well, they just went out of business. Not a shock, really…read more I remember taking a flight for a business trip on this no-frills airline years ago and after that experience vowed to never fly with Spirit again. My company was being cheap at the time and send a bunch of us on Spirit, while upper management flew on better airlines. Repeated delays going and coming back due to mechanical problems. We were lucky they even got the planes off the ground. No to mention the limited food and beverage options and crappy cramped uncomfortable seats. Nickle and diming for any extras. Good riddance.

I had an unexpectedly stressful experience at Breeze Airways in Tampa when my friend and I missed…read moreour flight. This had never happened to me before and I was so overwhelmed and unsure of what to do. Chasity at the baggage desk was absolutely amazing. She was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful, and she went above and beyond to help us. She was able to secure some flight credit and rebook us on the next available flight. I'm extremely grateful for her help and excellent customer service. Because of her, a stressful situation was made significantly less overwhelming. Thank you, Chasity!

Breeze might be my favorite new airline... if only it went to more airports and abroad!!…read more Leaving Tampa sucks only when I'm staying in the U.S., but the blow isn't as bad knowing TPA is the best airport of its kind and now there's an option to fly with Breeze. I've always wanted to fly breeze since it's 2020 arrival, but the smaller markets it flew into weren't that great. Fast-forward to 2025 when they've added so many more markets, including the teeny tiny Pensacola airport which I happen to go back to when I'm not abroad and not in Tampa (the parents live there, and I run Airbnb's out of there). When I got back to Pensacola from abroad in July, I flew my daughter up on breeze and she told me how great it was. On my first breeze flight, it was a brand new plane! A first great impression for a germaphobe pho like me. I'm a bag checker so I don't know how it is to fly with just a carry-on and I feel like the plan with a check bag and Wi-Fi is worth it. You get full Wi-Fi on the plane. Only Water was served for my #Short one hour flight so I'm not certain if they serve other snacks, but there is a paid menu. For now, I'm giving this airline a five star because it was a smooth, clean and comfy flight. I'll update when I can do a round trip and also fly to a different market. After I'm done with my Southwest points Breeze will be my first look. I just hope it keeps expanding and takes Southwest place since Southwest decided it would like to be just as average as every other airline these days. Breeze feels like a better version of what Southwest was when it first started as you do get to choose your seats! I hope they keep up the great service. I wrote an article on breeze Airways upon its inauguration and the CEO at least at the time it was the former CEO of JetBlue. I remember loving JetBlue then hating it so I hope it's due to the CEO understanding what customers really want.

This review is for Delta Tampa Bay terminal, my last Delta review was for Delta Detroit, which was…read more5 stars. The Tampa terminal was also pretty organized, however, they could have used another agent at the baggage check counter, which was slow, despite not many flyers in line. The TSA line could have used and extra agent or two as well, but not horrible. The baggage and TSA employees were professional and friendly enough, did not encounter any rudeness. The boarding process was smooth and organized. The seats on this flight were much tighter than the plane from Detroit, I believe this plane was an Air Bus but not sure about this. The plane was jam packed, every seat full. Three seat on each side, narrow aisle where people going passed would bump into you. This is the first time I've flown in quite some time and I do not remember planes being this cramped. We left the gate on time but sat on the runway forever, apparently there was only one runway open so there was a huge line of planes waiting to take off. They informed everyone that some flyers may not make their connecting flights in Detroit. Once we got going the flight was very smooth and there was no delay in landing. The baggage arrived on the belts very quickly and nothing missing or damaged. Outside of the delayed takeoff, everything went smoothly, they offered plenty of snacks if you wanted any. I would choose Delta again to fly.

The flight as always was great smooth take and then a smooth landing…read more i always fly Delta

Literally the best airport in the US and no one can tell me otherwise. Everything runs so smoothly,…read morethe food and drink options are amazing, and it's clean.

What happened? This terminal used to be so much cleaner, today restroom was filthy, first three…read moretoilets weren't flushed, restaurant coffee at 9am was burnt, come on Tampa, don't let us down!

I mean, this is Frontier Airlines - another low budget, low cost airline that will surely get you…read morefrom point A to Point B (like Spirit)- nothing else included, no extras no bags no free snacks or drinks and extremely minimal legroom. If that's what you're looking for in an airline, Frontier has you covered. If you expect any of the above included, you've got another thing coming and I'd recommend a different airline. I had a fine experience with Frontier, booked my flight 3 months in advance and no delays or time changes at all - I was pleasantly surprised as Spirit will always have some kind of delays or time changes. FYI - Their personal item policy is EXTREMELY strict - they are going to ask to see your personal bag and ensure that it fits in the box provided at check in and at the gate before you board, if it doesn't, get ready to pay for a carry on/checked bag. Overall, it's fine for Point A to B - but there are for sure better (more expensive) airlines out there.

Frontier Airlines at Tampa is an absolute nightmare. My wife was traveling alone with twin babies,…read morea stroller, luggage, and a bag on her back already a stressful situation and she was there an hour before to check her bag. Not once during booking or check-in was it clearly communicated how strict their cutoff was. Instead of showing even a shred of basic human decency, the staff refused to help in any way. No flexibility, no understanding, nothing. Just cold, rigid "policy" with zero consideration for a mother juggling two infants and all that comes with it. Because of their complete lack of compassion, we were forced to scramble and pay $1,300 out of pocket for a last-minute flight on Southwest just to get home. What was supposed to be a "cheap" option during spring break turned into one of the most expensive and frustrating travel experiences we've ever had. Frontier might lure you in with low fares, but don't be fooled -- they make up for it with terrible service and zero customer care. We will NEVER fly Frontier again. Save yourself the stress, especially if you're traveling with kids.