If I could give them a zero i would. We will never take a chance and book a flight on this airline…read more Both flights to and from Jamaica were late. The return flight was 3 1/2 hrs late forcing us to miss a connection that we allowed almost 5 hrs to get through customs and recheck our luggage. Their employees could have cared less to try and help us both during and after. Very poor service

Caribbean Airways Provides round trips flight to Key West at reasonable price, the Airplane can…read moretake up to 5 People.

I'll admit, after hearing the horror stories I was ready for my review of Spirit to be barely 1…read morestar. I mean, they are the ones who unleashed the hell of nickel and diming for air travel (I mean charging for a checked bag??). They take Randian economics to its most extreme, with different prices between their mobile app and the webpage. Oh and of course, it was hard to make payment thru the mobile app so I ended up being stuck with the higher fee! Their app and website are chock full of annoying advertising to buy extra features that for the longest was basic to what is air travel. But especially in these times, when there's must-take business travel, you have to come through for your clients! After my usual airline canceled my puddle jumper (west coast of Florida) business trip at the end of the day, my company and I had to scramble and thus found Spirit. The terminal itself was fairly clean, and my low rating doesn't speak to the personnel. The gate agents, flight attendants and pilots were courteous and professional (I got there and back in one piece :) Heading there on an early morning flight, I was able to get essentially first class with a seat in the second row. Although my seat was really comfortable, the seat in front looked a little ragged with part of the "bones" of the seat showing. My return flight I had a mid cabin (though still window) seat on a mostly empty flight. These seats were firmer and slightly less comfortable. Oh and they didn't recline. The planes did seem a little noisier than the one I took on American last such trip. I did join the $9 Fare Club if for the understanding of getting what I pay for. Still, just 3 stars for unleashing the virus of a la carte flying :)

Spirit Airlines turns honest mistakes into a profit center…read more I've flown a lot. I understand low-cost carriers, fine print, and trade-offs. What I don't accept is a business model that appears designed to trap customers into accidental purchases and then stonewall them when they immediately try to fix an obvious mistake. On January 26, 2026, I went to Spirit's website to buy a seat and a checked bag. I believed I was purchasing a $69.95 Savers Club seat option. Instead, Spirit quietly charged me for: A seat ($47) A checked bag ($69) A Spirit Savers Club membership ($69.95) This was clearly an error, identified within minutes of purchase. What followed was one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had. I immediately called Spirit: First call: 17 minutes and 39 seconds on hold, then disconnected. Second call: 18 more minutes, only to be told the agent couldn't help and transferred me again. When I finally reached a representative, I was told I was ineligible for a refund because I had supposedly "used" the Savers Club membership... on the same transaction in which it was mistakenly purchased. Let that sink in. I calmly proposed the most reasonable solution imaginable: Refund the seat, bag, and membership, remove them from my reservation, and I'll immediately repurchase the seat and bag at full price. Spirit refused. Repeatedly. Instead, they tried to push bonus miles and a small credit--completely useless to me, since my employer pays for my travel and does not reimburse memberships. I explained this clearly. More than once. It didn't matter. For over eight minutes, the agent refused to help while I remained polite and cooperative. At one point, I informed them I was recording the call. The behavior didn't improve. This wasn't about policy. This wasn't about fairness. This was about extracting $69.95 from a customer who caught a mistake immediately and tried to resolve it in good faith. Spirit Airlines has mastered the art of hiding behind "policy" to justify behavior that would never fly (pun intended) at a customer-centric company. The experience left me with the clear impression that confusion isn't a bug in their system -- it's a feature. If you value transparency, basic fairness, or customer service that treats you like a human being instead of a revenue opportunity, think very carefully before booking with Spirit Airlines. I certainly will.

Class act all the way through. Helped us out together a great trip. Little things go along way! A++read more

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One of Miami-Dade County's general avaition airports, as well as the US Coast Guard's Air Station,…read moreI was at Opa Locka Airport this past Saturday for the MIA Runway 5K / 10K series along with a few friends from the gym & a running group I'm in. The airport itself is geared towards business & military. Besides the Coast Guard Air Station, there are at least 3 private aviation terminals - the FBO's Drake refers to in his magnum opus "Sicko Mode" (translation: terminals for private jets.) I also vaguely remember having been to an air show here back in 1988 when I was yay tall. Back to the present day, the Miami Dade Aviation Department hosted one of their "Runway 5K / 10K races " on one of the runways. I ran the 10K, keeping a 10:20 minute/mile pace. The race was run on the concrete runways and taxiways (the two loops). This was a perfectly smooth surface to run. There were various water stations along the course. A few things could have been improved. I saw pictures of last year's race and they had a few displays that let people get closer to the planes for photo opps. That would have been fun! Likewise, the post-race snack area was broken down between 5K and 10K. Even at the the 10K area, we were limited to just two items and they didn't have bananas (great for recovery.)

Safe and convenient travel for people going to the airport (such as Miami and FLL), easy shortcuts…read morewith the new express train but it saved you gas and money taking Tri-Rail.

This train station was constructed in 1927 and it received the inaugural run of the Seaboard…read moreAirline Railroad's Orange Blossom Express. The station is designed in the Moorish revival style. The city of Opa-locka was developed by famed aviator Glenn Curtiss who based his design off of an Arabian One Thousand and One Nights theme. The building is part of Opa-lockas thematic resource area which is a group of 20 buildings that are all in the same style. It was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on June 25, 1987. It is located next door to the Opa-locka Tri Rail station.

The worst airline you can fly to Cuba. Flights are never on time, and the staff at Tampa airport,…read moreas well as in Cuba, have a lack of professional ethics. I will never buy a ticket from this airline again.

By far, this has been the absolute worst experience I've had with this airline. I have been waiting…read morefor more than 14 hours for my flight, and nothing. I will never use this airline again. We have been in the airport for more than 14 house and the flight crew haven't provided a drink to us. This is disrespectful and inhumane. Charging a lot of money for a 45 minute flight. I suppose to be in flight 502 departing to Havana Cuba on 01/11/2025. The crew was avoidant and aloof. The messes up part it that they will probably delay the flight again. Terrible.!!!! NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!!