I like flying Delta. They are a great airline (my favorite of the three legacy carriers), their…read moreplanes are usually very clean and the flight attendants through the years have always been pleasant and professional. Their WiFi Sync is not very easy to connect, it would be nice if they made it almost automatic, once you log into their WiFi. Their entertainment choices are good but their TV series options are limited. Overall not a bad way to fly.

Flying out of Atlanta back to LAX, my wife and I had the opportunity to fly in Premium Select class…read moreon an Airbus A350-900. It was worth remembering (documenting). By maintaining Delta Platinum Medallion level, I'm able to purchase a Main seat (not Basic) for me and a companion, and almost immediately upgrade to Comfort+, if they are available. That's been my M.O. for most flights, sometimes (very rare these days) being upgraded to F.C. the day of. So when I got a notification 2 days before our flight to LAX, that we had been upgraded to Premium Select, I was excited, mainly because it was something new (knowing that Premium Select is different than first class). We also got to pre-order our dinner for the 4 hour flight, right on the app. Premium Select was tied to boarding group 2, and had 40 seats. The A350-900 has Delta One lie-flat seating (1-2-1 configuration with total of 32), so after that group 1 boarded, it was our turn. Premium Select is configured in a 2-4-2 configuration, meaning that a Delta One seat is about twice as wide as a Premium Select. Main economy is configured as 3-3-3, so that missing seat's width is distributed across 8 seats: the width is pretty much the same as an economy seat. Where it is quite a bit better is the pitch (the space between you and the seat in front of you) and the existence of manual built-in adjustable leg rests and foot rests. It made a big difference for me, being able to elevate my legs and feet. There are three buttons to control it (with the 3rd button controlling the recline). One negative is that the space in front of you to store a small personal item, is a lot smaller (shallower) than a typical seat. My wife had to put her duffel bag up on top because it wouldn't fit. Other added feature included the aforementioned dinner (similar to what one would get served on a first class seat), noise canceling headphones, bottled water, pillows and blankets for comfort, and a Tumi amenity kit. The seatback screen seemed bigger as well, though there were continuing problems with the playback of movies throughout the trip, with inconsistent sound (a lot of static) from the headphones. Wifi worked fine, so used that instead. This flight had a total of 10 flight attendants to take care of the 300 plus passengers, and they were friendly and attentive. Because of a problem with the flight attendants not arriving on time to the gate, we were delayed 1 hour. But nobody seemed to be in a hurry (LA seemed to be the final destination for most), and the flight ended up being very pleasant. Our checked bags did come, though to the wrong marked carousel. But it was nice to be home, taking a Lyft back to Long Beach.

4.75 stars! I'm…read moreofficially a fan of Copa airlines!! Our flights were smooth, comfortable (more than average legrooms) and on time. The flight attendants were so chill and respectful. They even give you extra drinks if you needed vs US airlines you might just get a dirty look instead lol. Keep in mind that it depends on which planes you get you might not have a modern plane with screens in the back, but if you download their entertainment app before hand you can watch movies and tv shows from your phone. Their movie selections might not be the newest that's why I gave them 4.75 stars instead of 5. They also give you real food which was always delicious (honestly better than some restaurants on the ground in Atlanta lol). The transfer in Panama City was smooth and ran like a well oiled machine, it gave us just long enough time for us to refresh and get some food and drinks at the lounge. I will not hesitate to book with Copa airlines again for my South American adventures in the future!

Trash trash trash, 6 hour flight, 2 drinks passes and they don't out ice on the drinks on a hot ass…read moreplane. Not worth the savings spirit was better

I want to extend a huge thank you to the team at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport:…read more - Terri from Delta Airlines, Terminal A - Shamya and Jamal from Delta Airlines These individuals went above and beyond to ensure that unexpected changes became a success.

Atlanta Airport is definitely one you want to give yourself extra time to navigate!…read more Returning my rental car was probably the most confusing part. Following the signs, it honestly looked like I was about to get back onto another freeway, so I panicked, diverted, and made a quick U-turn--only to realize I had been going the right way the entire time! Trust the signs, even when they make you question yourself. After returning the car, you'll need to take the train over to the airport, and the train isn't on the same level as the rental car return, which can be a little confusing when you're pressed for time. Once inside the airport, pay close attention to North vs. South check-in as well. Traffic around ATL is NO JOKE, so plan accordingly. In my experience, the airport doesn't flow quite as efficiently or intuitively as some other major airports I've traveled through. That said, once I figured everything out, the rest of my experience went smoothly and I made my flight with time to spare. My advice: arrive early, pay attention to the signs, and most importantly--trust the rental car return signs!

Love southwest to Houston but these new seat assignments and charges are ridiculous!!…read more Picked for low fare, then had to pay for each seat $30 each ( 4x) for shit economy, and $45 a bag, plus taxes taxes taxes. Now it's higher than delta . Guess I'll stick with Delta!! 1 free bag and not all these seat charges . Deceptive and 5 hr layover to get to Detroit! Way to spend Memorial Day!! Go delta !!

With all of the changes at Southwest Airlines, I keep trying to give them the benefit of the doubt…read more Well, fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me. The experience is continue to get worse and worse. I purchased and paid for an upgraded seat before check-in. That was not reflected on my boarding pass, although my credit card was immediately charged when I got to the airport. The woman at the counter tried to argue with me that I hadn't paid for it and that the charge was pending. After calling a supervisor and continuing the conversation for approximately 15 minutes, they realize that yes, I had paid for it, and that there was a glitch in their computer system. I was given the upgraded seat, but no change in boarding group. Speaking of boarding groups, the new system is the most ridiculous part of all of this. Ask United Airlines, how well it worked to board window, middle, aisle... It lasted about five minutes at United because they recognized that it did not improve efficiency. If I can help it, this will be the last time I fly Southwest. I have the highest level of status with American and status with Delta, so why would I put myself through this hassle??? I would rather connect via Dallas on AA, which reflects the level of dissatisfaction. If Southwest goes back to the airline that we used to know and love, I'll reconsider at that point in time.

Flight ATL to LAS, plane was half empty…read more Pushed back a few minutes early and got in the air. I know exactly what to expect when flying Spirit and expect nothing more. As long as I get to my destination safely and on time, I am good!

I can say that 4 years ago, I tried Spirit airlines for the first time and I was sooo upset. But I…read moredecided to give Spirit a chance and my husband and I flew home to Miami, Florida. Some of our friends love it and said for us to try it again. We were really pleased, and no complaints. There were no rude passengers, and the employees were super nice. We still love Southwest Airlines and most definitely will fly with them. It was nice for a change to experience another airline carrier. :-)

Love this airline! Best customer service and nice plains. One of the best airlines to fly anywhere…read morein the world, and still expanding.

they are beyond hard to get a hold of. I am scheduled to fly out on the 30th of January and all I…read morewant to do is purchase an extra bag and the website has been acting up for the past 5 days. I've called them 11 times today and I can't get through. The call keeps getting dropped. Horrible

I used Jet Blue for the first time from Hartsfield Jackson in Atlanta. I was really impressed. I…read morechecked in on the app but when I got to the airport I asked for a wheelchair because I have bad knees. I boarded the plane before other passengers because I'm slow. That was a nice touch. The plane itself was nice and clean and I have to say comfortable and I'm a large size person. There was WiFi on the plane and the option to watch tv or a movie. I watched a documentary about Aretha Franklin. The flight attendant advised passengers in my section that another passenger had an allergy to shell nuts. They advised they would not be providing nuts as a snack and asked if anyone was currently eating any at the time. The passenger seated by the window on my row was already eating a bag of nuts so she alerted them and the flight attendant changed her seat. That meant we could stretch out with no middle seat person. That was awesome since the flight was full. I was impressed with how friendly the staff was on that flight. Also they give a snack that is a full regular size bag. Not a tiny joke of a snack. Our landing at JFK had to be one of the smoothest ever. I have zero complaints about JetBlue and look forward to booking with them again in the future.

What a gutter airline.....2 hr delay because no crew....overheads full by group 4.....this is…read moreCarnival Cruise trash airline....never again Spirit 2.0

I don't really give two star reviews. If I've truly had a poor experience with a business it's…read moreusually bad enough that I will put them down for one star. But I'd say in this case the two star rating is on point. It's not an absolutely terrible experience to fly with United compared to other airlines but it's far from awesome. For example, I get on planes knowing full well to expect a lower quality of food than a good restaurant might provide, but I've generally been disappointed with the food even by industry standards. Case in point: My tea was not hot or even really warm on my short flight to Chicago. The time before that, when I was headed from Atlanta to California, the breakfast choices were the type of food: pancakes and eggs that need to be fresh. The entrees were noticeably stale! The other piece that's annoying is that they offer in-flight entertainment from your mobile device, but my experience has been that the signal was barely strong enough to stream music, not strong enough to even initiate the movies or tv shows offered. So basically, you'll just be sitting there for the duration of your flight. I really want to give United a three star review but they just don't make it to average in my opinion. Yes I'll probably fly with them at some point again but I definitely won't go out of my way to choose them, because in my opinion, basically all they do is get ya there haha

I'm extremely disappointed with United Airlines. After…read morepurchasing first-class tickets for my family, I was told at the gate that first class had been oversold and that I was being downgraded to economy. When I asked how that was even possible, I was repeatedly told that "the computer selected me." I don't buy that explanation. It felt like I was singled out because of my Eastern European last name. Then, after I challenged the decision at the gate, another passenger--an African American woman--was suddenly chosen to be downgraded instead. The whole situation was handled terribly. I've been a loyal United customer for years. I have elite status and consistently keep around 250,000 miles in my account. This is not how you treat your loyal customers. Shame on you, United Airlines.

Do not use this airline. We are sitting waiting for our bags at 1pm EST and all of the bags are on…read moredifferent concourses making it impossible to get them. This had my exhausted children grumpy and of course none of the restaurants in ATL Airport. I was using the wheelchair aces and an angry Karen didn't even check for my wheelchair we had to ask the pilot for help an absolute nightmare

Hell no!! They boarded us on an already delayed flight from Atlanta to Portland and we didn't even…read moretake off for more than 3 hours. No updates provided. Like nothing. I don't care if the airport was this backed up over a little rain! The pilot having such a small voice. We couldn't understand what he was trying to say. Then when I asked the flight attendant she had so much attitude. Perhaps we should do a little better on training. I give a complete zero! Nothing else to say.

We flew from San Juan Puerto Rico into Atlanta. We landed and got off the plane. We asked about…read moreour checked baggage as we are connecting to Boston. We were told all set not to worry about it. The connecting flight ironically was the same plane? Refueling? The plane departure was 10:40 On time. We went to the restroom Walked to the concession area came back and was told Gate is closed - you missed it 10:28pm The staffing at the gate were less than helpful Supposedly the woman at our gate Didn't catch her name but was very NON-EMPHATIC of our situation. She claimed she called our names We were a party of 4 6 others also missed this flight!!HOW DID 10 PEOPLE MISS THIS FLIGHT tonight??? The man at the adjoining gate tried to stick up for her and said she called your name I heard her Meanwhile his gate was loading and we heard him giving them Last call boarding in 5 minutes Flight # Ft. Lauderdale 4 minutes please come to gate 3 minutes doors will be closing 2 minutes final call Ft. Lauderdale flight # They made the flight by the way As for me and my family we are sitting on the floor waiting for a 6:00am flight to Boston. If it wasn't for Ella at the ticket counter to assist us I'd probably have some really nasty things to say about this airline. Will I fly Frontier again? Probably not unless I had no other options. One last complaint I ordered a vodka and cranberry stewardess took my card and said $ 15 and pointed to leaving a tip Not only was it dark I couldn't see the tip choices Apparently I gave a $ 2 tip So it cost me $ 17.04 I know should have said no tip But they should at least point to the no tip option!!

Frontier really said, "What if flying felt like a side quest?"…read more The ticket was $39 and by the end of the trip I somehow owed them custody of my firstborn and $14 to breathe near the emergency exit. The seat didn't recline, didn't cushion, didn't believe in me emotionally... but it WAS technically a seat. Boarding the plane felt like Walmart on Black Friday: Zone 1. Zone 2. Zone 47. People fighting for overhead bin space like it contained the last Xbox on Earth. The pilot came on the speaker sounding exhausted: "Folks, if this plane starts making noises... just mind your business." And the snack prices??? The flight attendant handed me a Pringles can like it was rare contraband: "That'll be $11.50 and a small sacrifice." But listen -- they got me across the country for less than the price of an Uber Eats order, and the plane only shook twice, so honestly? Elite service. Would absolutely fly Frontier again against my better judgment.