Hey y'all! I had a…read morevoucher of $160 I used and paid an additional $145 for the current flight I'm on. I've taken spirit a handful of times, never had a big issue. If I ever have a flight issue I just complain and usually the airline assesses my claim and gifts me a voucher in return. Tonight I'm on an overnight flight to the east coast and it has 1 layover! Flight was delayed by an hour or so. Thank GOD it wasn't delayed by 1 day like my last flight I took in October 2025. They do gift us hotel voucher and Lyft credit as well as a full refund if we need it... It was a hassle tho. I had to cancel business trip due to that delay. The pilot was stuck somewhere and we only could on the flight the next day. I was so exhausted because they had us wait for about 5-6 hours for the pilot to never show.. Otherwise, smooth flights. Just make sure to take ur snacks and drink with you, otherwise I don't have many complaints of this airline. Always know their terms, which aren't as nice as southwest, but similar to frontier. Usually flights can be super cheap like $66 as a low flight price... probably even less expensive if you book downstairs in the airport otherwise this flight was kinda pricy for spirit! I got a window seat tho! Downloaded some Netflix movies, and or I will just sleep through! Said my prayer and were about to take off LATE! Anyways once we're in the air, it's overrrrrrr, we're almost there! NOW, what I think airlines should improve, is the way we all exit the airplane. They don't give instructions. We all just get up and leave but orchestrating that at times can be messy. Passengers get so mad if you try to get off the plane before them! Like, I mean, not everyone has a carry on, so we can just walk past the ppl who need extra time to gather their bags! I wish they had 2 exits or 3 exits! That's the next level of airplane experiences, I think they need to build airplanes with a nice exit system. WWW.SPIRITWIFI.COM (A way to see the flight coverage while on the flight)

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.

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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.

Delta failed to live up to its promise of being one of the best customer service airlines in the…read moreUSA. They treated us very poorly during our last trip to Orlando. When we were ready to return to Las Vegas, they canceled our flight three times. Twice, they promised to refund all our expenses if we kept our receipts. We spent more than 60 hours trying to contact them, and when we finally did, they assured us that our expenses would be reimbursed. However, a week later, we received an email stating that we would only be refunded for the original return flight--nothing more. They didn't care that they made us drive to Tampa to catch a rebooked flight to Las Vegas. Then they canceled that reservation as well, leaving us stranded in the Tampa airport with our kids. To make matters worse, our bags had already been sent to Las Vegas 48 hours earlier without our consent or any notification. Our medications and essential items were in those bags, leaving us without basic necessities while we searched for a way to return home. It was a complete nightmare, and they showed no concern for our situation. We asked airport agents for help, but no one was willing to assist us. Finally, after more than 50 hours, we were able to get tickets with Southwest. Of course, we had to cover all expenses ourselves: a rental car to Tampa, a hotel stay, meals, and even basic clothing to replace what we didn't have. This was a complete disaster. Please think twice before booking with Delta--they do not care about their customers. We are now filing a formal complaint with the DOT, and if necessary, we will pursue legal action.

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CUSTOMER SERVICE IS AWFUL! Flight is in less than 24 hours…read moreand I need to add a minor. I can't do it online, so I drove over to the airport, waited through two boarding flights, just to be told "we can't help you". I've been on hold with the call center for over 3.5 hours! Completely uncalled for!

What the heck!???! I…read moreflew Frontier many years ago and thought it was okay with some caveat. This is my second time flying Frontier Airlines and now I know why. First off, they penny pinch you for EVERYTHING!!! They only allow a personal item no bigger than 18" and it must fit in the measure thing they have at the gates prior to boarding the aircraft. However, I was surprised there was leg room at my seat. I fall asleep very easily on flights so I was knocked out as soon as I got comfortable. My short flight from LAS to LAX was scheduled from 7:45a-9:03a. The passengers were inside and the aircraft was ready to go, but somehow we were on the tarmac 45 minutes after our scheduled departure. Oddly enough, we landed about 30 minutes after our scheduled arrival time. Some people on my flight had a connection to HOU and we were asked to stay seated so the passengers can get their flight. I would hate to be them. The staff referred to the passengers as customers and it didn't sound very welcoming. Since the flight is short there is no service. Also, something to consider time-wise while flying Frontier via LAX is that you will have to take ground transportation to get to/from terminal 1 where you will pick up your checked bags.

I should have listened to other Yelpers I trust on here, like Ralphus, before ever booking with…read moreFrontier Airlines. Had I read those reviews first, I would have saved myself from one of the most frustrating and embarrassing travel experiences I've had in years. I honestly didn't think there could be an airline worse than Southwest Airlines. I thought that was as close to bottom-of-the-barrel as it gets. I was wrong. Frontier somehow manages to go below that. This was my first time flying Frontier, Tampa to Denver, with a return back to Tampa. On the outbound flight, we boarded and then sat on the runway for 45 minutes, immediately putting us behind and causing connection issues for a lot of passengers. Many people missed their flights. Then, after finally taking off, we were told there was a medical emergency. A young man became seriously unwell, and the plane had to turn around and go back to Tampa. That alone pushed us to about an hour and a half late. During all of this, the cabin was freezing, and there was no water, no food, no Wi-Fi, nothing. You're just sitting there, uncomfortable and stuck. But the part that really crossed the line for me was the baggage situation. I specifically purchased the Frontier "Business" bundle because it stated two checked bags at 50 lbs each. Not 40. Fifty pounds each. That was the whole reason I paid for it. At the airport, the check-in clerk made me take 18 pounds out of my bags anyway and kept pushing me to get them closer to 40 lbs each. I'm standing there like... what exactly did I pay for? It made no sense. What that turned into was complete chaos. Nearly three-quarters of my belongings ended up out of my luggage and in my hands. I was walking through the airport carrying a loose, messy pile of clothing, trying to juggle everything while also dealing with a roller bag. I dropped things more than once. There was no way to hold it all together. It was awkward, stressful, and honestly ridiculous. And people noticed. Other travelers were watching me struggle, and you could see the sympathy on their faces. That part really got to me. It was embarrassing. You don't expect to be walking through an airport like that after paying for a bundle that was supposed to make things easier, not harder. That moment changed how I feel about traveling. I ended up getting rid of my roller bags during the trip and switching to duffel bags and a cart just so I never have to deal with something like that again. Travel used to be easy for me. I had a system that worked. Now every time I go near a baggage scale, I'm going to be wondering if I'm about to get thrown into another mess like that. I have a massive issue with how this was handled, and I'm not going to forget this experience anytime soon. At this point, Frontier is my airline of last resort. If no other airline can book my exact itinerary at the exact time I need, then maybe I'll fly Frontier... when hell freezes over. Frontier showed me the worst side of air travel, and I will go out of my way to avoid them going forward.

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.

I flew from san francisco to beijing and the service and food was great. However the only downside…read moreis that the seat did not recline enough.

Spend enough time on United ....Like I use to have a life.. and United is a much better experience…read more I still have Silver level service and that makes the difference. Seriously any carrier that takes off in a relative timely fashion and than gets us back on terra firma is aces in my book. Much prefer united to american or delta

Johanna Elliot is very helpful and was very patient helping not just us but everyone from that…read moreflight that came from Honolulu... I recommend you guys promote her to a supervisor because she is very well fit for the position... she made everything better. Hopefully next time only with Hawaiian air and I ran into her you guys should've promoted her by then.

Oh my Gosh, didn't realize that I hadn't even written a review for this airline…read more This review is for 4.5 stars. Excellent Service. The flight attendants and the entire staff is top-notch. We used this Airline all eleven times. Located at Terminal 3 at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. Hubby and I have been to the islands of Hawaii, Oahu- ten times and Maui- for our honeymoon- once, a total of eleven times. Our son was really small, but he's been to Oahu twice. We went with my mother-in-law and her husband to Oahu once. And we also went with a couple of friends to Oahu once too. The first time, in 2004, we didn't know anything about it, we didn't use the Red Eye, so we missed on almost the entire first day because we arrived at 2 or 3 pm-ish. From the 2nd trip on, we always flew on the Red Eye. Always had a good meal, but it was late. Started using sleep aids so we missed out on those, but I think that rest was more important. Every flight attendant extended the Aloha Spirit to every visitor, they are all smiling, are all very nice, as well as very helpful. I think that one year we got a logo freebie bag, which we still use and have to this day. To date, I believe that these flight attendants have the best demeanor. The luggage policy was one bag checked for free, weight limit of 55 pounds, unless that has changed. But please do check the website. The website is user-friendly. You can book your trip using their site. You can also check your miles. On the Rewards Program, recently, the airline eliminated losing your miles. I currently have enough to book a one way flight for free. This would be the second time, that I earned this as a Rewards member. Hubby became a member after I did, but he lost his miles. Not so good.

Meh...oh yeah heads up, the airline lists free entertainment but they fail to mention to hear…read moreanything on the screen you must first purchase their headphones! This wasn't a hopper flight! It was six hours of total boredom without entertainment! This was my first and because of this last flight with JetBlue!

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!

I have been to a lot of airports. Most of them feel like the DMV with worse lighting and a…read moreCinnabon. Then you land in Vegas and the airport itself is already trying to take your money, and somehow you respect it for the honesty. Slot machines everywhere. By the gate. By baggage claim. Possibly bolted to the bathroom walls, I didn't check. There is no slow, gentle transition into Vegas here. The second you're off the jet bridge, the city grabs you by the collar and says "you're already home, might as well lose twenty bucks before you even find your luggage." Somewhere, my wallet whispered, "I have a bad feeling about this." But here's the part that actually earned the fifth star: there's a full LEGO store in the terminal. An actual LEGO store. In an airport. I went in "just to look" the way Padawans go into the Jedi Archives "just to study," and twenty minutes later I'm doing the math on whether a Millennium Falcon set fits in a carry-on. (It does not. Ask me how I know.) Beyond the LEGO outpost, the place is loaded with shops and food options, so even with a long layover you've got real options instead of one sad pretzel stand at the end of a deserted concourse. It is busy. Like, Coruscant-at-rush-hour busy. Lines for security, lines for the tram, lines for the slot machines somehow. If you're tight on time, budget extra, because this airport does not believe in empty hallways. Would I go through here again? Without question. Most airports are just a holding pattern before your trip starts. This one decides your trip already started, and honestly, I'm fine with that. The Force, and apparently several other forces involving probability and house edge, are strong with this place.

The artist formerly known as McCarron has been rebranded as Harry Reid International, but the vibe…read moreis still the same. The terminal(s) are (slowly) undergoing some renovations and half of southern California seems to be here, so some things never change. LVG still has plenty of cheesy gambling opportunities, because what better place to separate yourself from your wallet than an airport in the desert? Cash can be had to feed the lighty-uppy machines, so if you have the time and the urge, then by all means, spin away! Vegas has been growing for the past couple of decades, stealing sportsball franchises and erecting fancy new buildings (that Sphere, though), but the airport is still crowded and the food lines still spill out into the concourses. So, maybe once the federal funds overrun and the terminals get streamlined, then efficiency will rule the day. But not today. Lastly, gawd do I hate anything Raiders, so seeing Raider-wear en masse just grinds my gears. The Raiders are like that ex- that has been with all the cool others (LA, then Oak-town, back to LA, then Oak-town again) but jilts angry lovers in favor of greener pastures. And what better pasture to get green than Vegas? Yeesh, you can have 'em. Doesn't matter what city claims these rapscallions, they're still the Raiders and I hope they enjoy last place (like they have so often in recent years). It's Vegas, baby. What happens here, should definitely stay here.