Sun Country Airlines - Consistently Reliable and Truly Minnesotan!…read more As a native Minnesotan now living in San Diego, Sun Country has always been my go-to airline. In the beginning, I chose them because they offered a convenient direct flight home. Something every parent traveling with a baby truly appreciates. Over the years, that one baby turned into two (now 12 and 9!), and every summer, our family flies to Minnesota on Sun Country as a yearly tradition. This year, an unexpected family medical event required me to travel sooner than planned. I called in to make changes to my ticket, and while Miss Heidy wasn't able to waive the fare difference, however she went above and beyond to help. She patiently walked me through options, including combining our family's Sun Country rewards points to make the new ticket more affordable. That level of understanding and customer care means so much. Especially during stressful times. Thank you, Sun Country (and Miss Heiydi!), for continuing to make travel between my two homes a little easier and a lot more personal.

This is our go-to airline. They are efficient, affordable, and friendly. We fly to Palm Springs a…read morelot and appreciate the non-stop flight. We have also planned random trips around sales we get from Sun Country emails (Cincinnati anyone?!) we've got some killer deals: $140 round trip? Sign me up!

I have flown Champion Air a couple times on a NBA road trip. On the NBA charter flights everything…read moreis different...not the planes themself they are pretty standard other than the seat configuration. The seats int the front where most of the players and coaches sit are large and spaced out like the old first class international seats but better (they don't have pods). The back where some players, the press, family and tagalongs like us is like business class. [see photos] When you board there is food and drinks (no booze on these flights) such as sandwiches, chips and sodas, juice or water in the back of the plane that you can load up on. Halfway through the flight there is meal service which is more like FC international meal is like and later dessert. Food and drinks are available the entire flight so you never go hungry. During the flight after the game the coach plays the game they just played to go over different points. We just sit in the back and be quiet and are thankful to be invited. Oh yeah, after May 31st Champion Air will no longer be chartering for the NBA. One question I have is why didn't the Timberwolves use Champion Air since they are both in MN?

Southwest is alright to me. I'm not bashing them at all because they got me ahead of schedule on…read morethe worst winter day this year. With over 12,000 flights canceled, I was able to make it to Minnesota via St. Louis MO from New Orleans. without hiccup or delay. Both flights were super comfy with a little turbulence due to the snow but once we were above the weather, it was smooth sailing or flying rather lol. Only thing I wished they had were more snacks for sale but that aside, I look forward to them continuing being my favorite airline. While I miss the days of free checked baggage, If you get their credit card you dkm't pay for your first checked bag but that second one is $45....yikes!! Oh well, the cost of flying I suppose.

Easy enough to get in and get to the gate. Lots of construction on the terminal addition. (February…read more2026) Adding two more gates. Travel tip: do everything you can to not need to park at an airport.

The Delta Terminal at Minneapolis St Paul (MSP) is undergoing renovation and improvements. It is…read morealready looking very nice with plenty of space and lots of seating options - plus dining options/quick service food options/sundries and snack/drink options aplenty. The service was excellent and to the point (took care of business with no frills).

After starting a trip on Delta at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP), I received…read morea survey request from Erik Snell, Delta's Chief Customer Experience Officer. Below is my reply: Dear Erik, How delightful to receive your invitation to bask in Delta's world-class customer experience! Allow me to extend a reciprocal invite: you and your C-suite cohorts should grace us with your presence in MSP's departure area. Come witness the utter chaos and confusion your loyal, paying customers endure amid the byzantine "self-serve" check-in and baggage drop-off labyrinth. It's positively exhilarating - like a real-life escape room, but with lost luggage as the prize. To truly empathize, might I suggest you and your executive team generously trim your pay packages by a tiny fraction? The savings could fund a few more front-line workers to guide the bewildered masses through this so-called process. Or better yet, contract with an organization that actually has a track record of herding hundreds - nay, thousands - of paying customers through an organized, understandable check-in system. You know, one where people don't wander aimlessly amid hordes of fellow travelers, deciphering what to do first, second, and third before the always-fun TSA lines (bless their defined queues). It is quite apparent that Delta's business model is to maximize profits at the expense of its customers - the very source of its revenue. What other explanation can there be for obscenely high ticket prices, 12 different seating price structures, and a choice of highly-processed junk food "snacks" on a five-hour international flight? Eagerly awaiting your visit,

I have flown with American Airlines several times over the course of my life…read more I started out doing flights with US Airways from Minneapolis and connecting somewhere else in Phoenix, and when US Airways and American Airlines merged in 2016 I continued with American, though Delta Air Lines is usually my first choice due to me living in one of their fortress hubs. All of my experience with AA has been good, all the employees have been kind, and easy to work with. Flights have had very minimal delays, no one was rude, not once was I left stranded. AA gets kind of a bad rap in the industry, but I feel they actually are quite good. My one little dislike about them is service. For instance, I've gone transpacific on all three major US carriers, Delta, American, and United. I can't remember the United one as well as that was over 10 years ago, but on Delta, they came around with drinks and snacks every hour on the five hour flight from LAX to Kahului (OGG). I did a flight from Phoenix to Kahului with AA, and they came around once for the six hour segment. Even on shorter flights, Delta will come around 2 to 3 times, but AA it's all just once. Also the crew sort of "disappear" on AA after service. They head off the the galley with the curtains shut and you never see them till the arrival preparations. However, all of them have been friendly, and I was able to have many meaningful conversations with employees across the board on AA. All of them are highly skilled and knowledgeable. I've even had good customer service regarding booking issues! I am delighted to fly with American Airlines anytime I can. I find that they also tend to have better fares than most other airlines, especially even operating out of airports that are not their hubs. AA is an amazing airline, and I am fortunate to fly with them.

One of the worst experiences in a long time. I generally only fly using Delta because I have always…read morehad great customer support and have generally, 95% of the time, had a great experience. This time to save 1 hour of time we decided to take American. After the shitshow from American Airlines, we missed our flight. Americant Airlines is unbelievable. We arrived at the airport, and the baggage tag printer indicated that we could not print our baggage tag, so we were instructed to wait in line. Turns out the line was the wrong line so then we were told to wait in another line. The line was slow as molasses. One lady said she was in line just to get a baggage tag for over 1 hour and 30 min. We waited about the same amount of time, and we missed our flight. In that amount of time, they helped less than 15 people print baggage tags. How can you be so slow? Well, the lady was like, " Next time come 3 to 4 hours before. Also, TSA times were like 10 minutes, and they were cranking out hundreds of people. They then offered us a new flight that arrived in Savannah at 10pm I was like he'll no. I was like, I'm not going to lose a day because you all told us to stand in a lane, then move to another lane, and miss our flight. The old lady was like, " No refunds and so we took it and sat down, and I made some calls. So I made some calls and managed to get my trip credits that are useless because I refuse to fly with this airline again and booked a Delta flight and a Delta flight, and we ended up 1 hour later than our normal time. The sad part is we had to check luggage and had 1 hour 30 minutes till boarding, and the Delta line was from Delta all the way to American Airlines. Like 500 people vs Americans 30 people that took 1h 30m. We were at the end of the Delta line and in 37 minutes we were able to go through and drop off our bags and go through TSA. Now tell me where the problem is. Also, to point out, American had one person doing bag printing for regular people in America, 1 person doing it for first class, and occasionally helping, and a bunch of other people sitting around doing nothing, waiting for the 1 person to print off luggage tags because their systems kept failing or were not working. You would think any terminal should be able to print but not just one. Just as everyone is saying online, the customer service is a joke. We were not the only people who missed our flights because of the line confusion and people sitting around, and their response was basically spend your whole day at the airport because it's the holidays. While other airlines like Delta seem to be cranking out hundreds in less than an hour. The least American can do is give me my money back not no flight credit to leave me stranded again or to get mistreated or get me late to my location. #americanairlines #deltaairlines

New experience Super long delay…read more Bad staff Jet blue has been my new airline of choice

So, my flight got delayed this morning because of an issue with the internal battery that warms up…read morethe plane. That means some maintenance person checked it off their checklist without actually checking to see if the battery was operational. First, they were going to replace the battery, and then they decided to fly a plane from Newark to replace this one. It results in what they say will be a four hour delay, but the other passengers and I are guessing it will be closer to five hours. I haven't flown Spirit for years. And now I remember that incidents like this are why I don't fly Spirit. What a poor excuse for an airline.

Hidden $79 bag fee is about as lame as you get these days in the airline business. I recently broke…read moremy femur, I'm on crutches and by myself trying to get home with little money...gate agents informed me there was nothing they could do to help me. You're dealing with awful people here, I'll make a point of never flying frontier again.

The entire airline is a joke, seats don't recline, there's no outlets for charging your devices,…read morethey charge you to move to an EMPTY seat (exit row), and every flight attendant we had was rude and had an attitude when I asked for a water after I had been skipped. Will avoid this airline at all cost in the future.

I recently took Alaska Airlines from Minneapolis Minnesota to Medford Oregon. When I booked, it…read morelooked like I had a 6 hour layover in Seattle. I was flying out to pick up a new puppy and wasn't sure how to go about all this. I called ahead of time to ask. I was pleasantly surprised to so quickly get in touch with such a pleasant customer service agent! She completely, cheerfully, and carefully explained how long it takes to get from the arrival terminal to the departure terminal. Also, how to take care of the puppy along the way. THE FLIGHT - more importantly, I felt safe at all times! The attendants helped me by giving me the extra time to get settled that I needed. Seats were big enough that I did NOT feel like the cream in an Oreo! One leg of my journey was a commuter plane so a roller bag carry on was a bit big. But everyone expected it. The attendants knew how to help me sort out a couple items so we got it to work quickly and easily. My go to airline if they go to where I need.

I have been a loyal Alaska Airlines customer for years and even have their credit card. Part of…read morethe benefits of having the credit card is a yearly companion fair for 100.00. I recently broke my neck and had to cancel and upcoming trip to Hawaii. I had used the companion fair for my husband's ticket. Since I am in a neck brace, I had to cancel the trip, but I want to go in a few months once I am healed. To my surprise when I cancelled my ticket, I do not get the companion ticket back! I spoke to 2 people on the phone that kept saying I had used it already! But I didn't use it I cancelled the trip! I will use any miles I have with them and cancel my card and never fly them again. I have been very loyal even when a plane door popped off planes in my hometown. This is a poor excuse for customer service and really kicking someone while they are down.