If you haven't flown with JSX yet, you're missing one of the best ways to travel within the U.S…read more Whether I'm flying to Scottsdale, San Francisco, Napa, Orange County, or San Diego, JSX has completely changed the experience. It feels like flying business class on a small aircraft with only about 30 passengers. There's no waiting in long check-in or TSA security lines, boarding is quick, and the entire process is incredibly smooth and stress-free. It saves so much time compared to traditional commercial airlines. This is hands down the best way to travel, especially if you're flying with kids or pets. The service is excellent, the flights are comfortable, and the convenience is unmatched. Once you experience JSX, it's hard to go back to flying any other way for regional trips. Highly recommend!

My airline of choice. This airline offers many perks that commercial airlines don't offer:…read more Check-in is only 20 minutes before your flight departure 2 pieces of luggage included in your airfare cost cost Depart/arrive from/to a small airport. Alcohol included included Luggage is ether lined up on the tarmac as you depart off (Scottsdale) or brought by a luggage cart to passengers. Now for some things to consider with JSX: There is typically no public free parking only valet at the small airports so do your research. Luggage has the same 50lb limit and if your luggage is over there is an extra charge. There are no overhead bins on the plane so everything you carry on must fit under the seat in front of you. That's about it! While the cost to fly JSX is more than traditional commercial airlines, the benefits listed above justify the cost.

I've been an American Airlines member for centuries it seems. Each time I fly (more recently) with…read moreAmerican, there is some delay or other issues with my flight. It's never a smooth schedule. I've had my good and bad experiences flying with them as a card holder. My understanding of what this company was growing up and how I was treated as customer "back in the day" has changed tremendously since then. The friendly skies, the "on time machine" and "something special in the air" is a far cry from what it was then. They've failed on almost every level of the things they upheld so vigorously during the 80's. "Doing what we do best" isn't what we get nowadays. It's the sign of the times I guess, but honestly such a shame too! You're paying a high premium and having to do most of the work yourself when entering the airport. Staff is simply there to socialize amongst one another & if you have questions or need guidance they seemed more bothered by that, that you've interrupted their conversations. The on board staff is just going through the motions without any type of respectful greeting, personalities are as dull as a butter knife, zero friendliness and lack of appreciation of their passengers. As a valued member, I will continue to hope for the best, but will always be prepared for the unknown and what my experience has been lately versus what my expectations are moving forward with this airline.

Flight was postponed 5 hours right before takeoff! Customer service was unable to improve the…read moresituation, likely due to corporate. *update, customer service lied to us* This has happened on over 30 of my 50 flights with American. I've even had better experience with Spirit! Enough said.

You know if you're not one to be frustrated over no frills then this is the way to go. The staff is…read morealways super friendly. The planes are always clean. And most of the flights are on time. Prices are a bit higher than they used to be, but that's across the board.

I fly Frontier often and usually smooth sailing. Yesterday (Sunday 5/17/26) and today Monday…read more(5/18/26) complete Sh$t show. Flight from ATL to LAS due to land at 8:11pm, however we were unable to land due to high winds. Not the airlines fault. We circled LAS for about 30 min then it was decided we would go into PHX for fuel and wait for the winds to calm down in Vegas. We arrived at PHX at 9:56 pm. Everyone told to deplane and take all belongings. New plane supposed to leave at 12:33 am (Monday) after lots of prior miscommunication about departure time. 12:33 am comes and goes no boarding , 1am comes and goes no boarding. Gate agent says he has to board us all manually using a paper list. Boarding finally starts around 1:15 am... as of 2:34 am we are still sitting on the runway... more confusion as there is a passenger missing from the list. I am over this....

Our flight from Phoenix to Portland was on Boeing 737 Max 8 plane that had 175 passengers, 2…read morepilots, and 4 flight attendants. This is bigger and a little roomier with larger overhead bins that you stand your carry-on upright not laying down. The only problem is that if you have an aisle seat you are constantly being hit every time someone walks by as the aisles are now smaller. They did ask for volunteers to check bags for free as it was a full flight, which some people did do. They served us a package of Remy's Grahams Cinnamon Crackers and Stellar Mini Pretzel Braids as snacks. They do have an array of free and hot beverages as well as beverages for purchases. The flight was very peaceful. Our only complaint was the plane was freezing cold and even though we asked several times if they could turn the heat on, it remained cold for entire flight. Note to passengers, bring a sweater or blanket to keep warm. The pilots did a skillful job on take-off and landing.

Southwest has undergone some changes recently which most travelers are aware of at this point…read more Instead of their famous open seating, now seats are assigned. Front of airplane seats are generally more expensive now. In addition, the first 6 rows of seats now have extra legroom, reserved overhead bin space and an extra snack/premium drink. The tickets cost more of course. In terms of luggage, two free checked bags are no longer automatically free. You have to pay $40+each checked bag unless you have a choice extra ticket or you have a Chase Southwest credit card where you get one free checked bag. Also if you book a Southwest vacation, you also get two free checked bags. Is life better now than in the past? from a strictly price situation, no. Old Southwest and their two free checked bags were unbeatable in price. However, an airline has a right to do what it needs to do to survive and life without Southwest Airlines is much worse. As a consumer you have to of course get their credit card now to fully maximize on savings vs in the past. That sucks but what can you do? But now there's really differences if you're willing to pay more. On the confort and stress level situation, assigned seats are better. Gone are the days of ppl taking advantage of pre-board policies by pretending they need a wheelchair to get the front seats. Gone are the days of checking-in on the app 22 hours ahead of time instead of 24 hours ahead and being assigned a B55 boarding assignment. No more saving seats either. Assigned seats eliminate all that. There's still some improvements to be made but the boarding system is better now. Service remains Southwest friendly and professional so that's of course good. Operationally Southwest is still very efficient and quick. Overall, i still love the Luv airline as it keeps positivity in the air.

I flew Allegiant from Mesa to Rapid City SD because they were the quickest and cheapest carrier…read more The flight out was great with no issues. However, the return flight was fraught was frustration and disappointment, including a total of 5 delays for a total of 7h and 29m sequestered to gate 7 in Rapid City's airport. I was pretty frustrated and angry, but once I learned what the company did in attempts to prevent everyone involved from being stranded, I completely understood and am now sympathetic to the cause. I would actually choose Allegiant Air again if their route was the most convenient, even with the possibility of being shipwrecked by them again... because they do try and they do care

This particular experience is regarding the purchase of tickets. I recently learned that if you…read morehave the opportunity to purchase tickets at the counter, you can save roughly $40 per round trip which is essentially the convenience/admin fee online, but there are specific parameters on how to do so... It has to be during their allotted or scheduled hours for the airport Which is extremely limited and as of this review is from 12:00 - 1:00 pm. Every other day they are considered "closed". I did inquire with the agent if it really was only on Sundays, which she said they can sometimes do it during other hours right before or after a flight, but not guaranteed and depends whose working that day. Secondly, though they have various lines and have signs saying "All Services", you have to go to the very end, along the wall for tickets and oddly enough there is no sign. Because the hours are so limited, travelers will book multiple sets of tickets at once and their system or process is not built around efficiency, We had about 10 or so people ahead of us and were in line for almost an hour. Again, some of these travelers were booking numerous tickets, so it would take longer, but they really don't set anyone up for success and you have to provide all the standard info you need for a flight, but verbally then need to confirm. So as you can imagine, not the quickest process. It would make a lot more sense if they have forms that could be prefilled to help streamline the process. We had three round trip tickets to book so saved about $120 for our hour of time, was it worth it? In this particular case, yes, but time is money too, so one ticket, maybe not, but it's all relative. You do also have to pay for parking, which luckily is not too steep in Mesa and was a few bucks for the hour. I do not quite understand why more work for the staff leads to more affordable or cheaper tickets, but is an option for those traveling and if you have many tickets to book!

Flight to Fairbanks, Alaska via Seattle…read more For the first time in a long time, we actually left early! Yay! On the first leg of the trip- I had preordered the Chef special omelette - very tasty - it was a significant portion size as well. I also enjoyed the berry compote yogurt with chia seeds. Husband had the quiche - said it was 'alright' . The 'sync' technology is cool too for the Seatback - if you start watching a movie on the first leg, you can finish it on the second. They also enhanced tracking so you can see what you're flying over along with fun facts. Pretty cool Second leg of the trip SEA to Fairbanks - very nice lunch. I pre-ordered the shrimp salad - very tasty cold salad with potatoes and green beans. Husband had the short rib- it's a tasty favorite and on the menu regularly. Excellent service today by the flight attendants too.

Delta never disappoints with First Class Service. The shrimp salad is perfect for a light bite in…read moreflight. If you like crisp raw veggies I highly recommend just add salt, pepper and the blood orange dressing.

I took my first flight ever out of Mesa Gateway over 4th of July weekend, and it was honestly…read moreperfect! The airport was clean and easy to navigate. There were limited options for food, but Panera worked out well. There were several gift shops in the terminal. The staff were friendly and everything moved according to plan. Over a holiday weekend there were no delays and our bags got off the plane quickly. I would certainly fly out of Mesa Gateway again!

This is one of our favorite airports to fly from! Located in Mesa, it's convenient, easy to get to,…read moreand the entire airport experience is so smooth. Check-in and security are quick and hassle-free, which makes such a difference when traveling. I especially love that they offer flights to more remote destinations, particularly national parks, often with amazing deals. The smaller airport experience almost feels like having a private flight! The only downsides are that there are fewer restrooms, and the water-filling station is all the way at the end of the terminal. There are also only a handful of restaurants, but honestly, those are minor inconveniences compared to all the benefits. Luggage can sometimes take a little while, but overall, this is definitely our go-to airport!

We flew Alaska Air (for the first time in a long time) from SAN to PHX. It was just one way as we…read morewere disembarking a cruise ship The plane was a smaller regional jet, flight was just an hour. The captain make an announcement that there was 'no calm air' between the two airports so there would be no cabin service. Bummer, but we understood Interestingly, the flight was actually just fine. No turbulence until the last ten minutes landing. Seat was comfortable, but can't comment on much else except we got home safely Bonus at SAN is you can see the cruise port from the runway

So my flight going to Arizona didn't have Wi-Fi so that was quite disappointing cause I had work I…read morehad to do so it was highly expected and there was no accommodations. They just didn't have Wi-Fi so that was unfortunate. Then as I leave Arizona going back to Seattle I have a agent at the death who doesn't understand what ADA is and I have to explain to her the acronym of ADA when I'm attempting to board pre-board really disappointed lately Alaska you could do a lot better

Are flight was to depart to Las Vegas at 4:15 pm . Was delayed to 5:45 pm . We are on the tarmac…read moreready to roll time 5:50 pm . We waited, waited, waited. Pilot turned the plane around . Informed us that the Las Vegas airport has shut down !! We are still on plane time6:45!! So this is our first time on sprint will keep you posted.we are departing!! The weather does have a play in traveling on airplanes Safe travels .

Debra at the check-in counter is AMAZING!!! Debra went above and beyond to make the process smooth…read more There was a long line at the kiosk so I was able to walk right up when Debra called me to her counter. Debra gave me pointers on my carry on items and even walked me to the bag weigh machine to help me to be able to get onboard. Hooray to Debra... then there's my TSA PRECHECK point where the lovely lady with the lovely haircut was professional and knew why I kept beeping in the machine after the guy employee told me that he'd make me take everything off as long as it kept beeping... what a jerk!!! He made me darn near strip when she knew it was a simple hair clip that kept me beeping instead of creeping through On the plane...I was upgraded to first class type seats which were bigger seats upfront. Whoo hoo!!!: Tons of leg room and a arm rest... sheesh it's night and day comparison to the regular seats. Thanks to Debra my trip started off fantastic !!! The flights were some of my best flights taken honestly. Going up and dropping down were smooth with no turbulence which I applaud both pilots. Jobs well done!!!

Airports are true gateways and access doors to the rest of the world. As points of arrival or…read moredeparture for travellers, they play a critical part in the perception of destinations. In our recent trip to Phoenix in June, my partner and I landed at Sky Harbor, dubbed America's Friendliest Airport, located just three miles east of the downtown. The atmosphere truly lives up to the name. The views here were absolutely stunning, especially watching planes take off and land with the desert mountains in the background. Terminal 3 was clean. Clear signage in getting around was smooth and stress-free. The SkyTrain ride to the car rental center was efficient and convenient. TSA lines were the shortest in any of our travels, only a few minutes. The staff were friendly and professional. We had a really positive experience at this airport.

We had a great experience from check in through the entire flight. Service was helpful and…read morefriendly. I loved we had snack and drink opportunities as well as in flight movies. It made the time go so much faster.