I purchased the Go Wild Summer Pass to hit up some family visits…read more Montana is in the books and the return flight was delayed 2.5 hours. I was warned by peeps they have a reputation for this and welp, I got hit by it. I have at least 3 more trips planned we'll see how those go. I read up about all of the extra charges like seat upgrades, baggage, in airport assistance (yup, you really have to pay for gate assistance. So I was prepared with my 1 bag and non-reclining seat. In addition to the Summer Pass, this flight was $68

There was a mechanical issue discovered by pilot before takeoff. We were told flight was then…read morecancelled. Since last flight to Seattle was mine, it was now going to be next day. Within a few minutes I got an email with my flight rebooked, a hotel voucher with shuttle, food voucher plus a ride voucher from hotel to wherever I needed to go for food. All no charge, and emails sent within minutes. Plus for my trouble, $150 future flight discount! I recommend Alaska wholeheartedly. They take care of their passengers!!!

This is my favorite airline. The tickets are affordable, the flight times are convenient for me,…read morethe flight attendants are personable and gracious. Every flight to and from Seattle, I look forward to buying one of their Mediterranean Tapa lunches. I'm happy they have a tasty lunch option for people who are allergic to just about everything. I also love that 20 minute luggage guarantee; if our luggage ever happened to be late (it never has been yet) we can be compensated with discounts and free miles.

WONDERFUL and CONVENIENT service! This is a great local business that even does late night airport…read morepick ups. Several options for payment. I called from the airport at 1:30am and they picked me up in 4 minutes because they were on their way for someone else (they asked if I was ok with carpool). The woman on the phone was prompt and helpful. The driver (Tony) was great--super nice and good driver. "Need a Lift" is truly a game changer for Missoula! I will only use them when in town now--even when corporate ride shares are available.

Great company. Always on time. Rates reasonable. Been using them for a few years now, every time…read morewe go to Montana.

Smooth, Scenic, and Super Easy! A MSO, is a fantastic small airport!…read more Missoula Montana Airport is one of the best small airports I've ever flown through. The newer terminal is bright, clean, and thoughtfully designed, with big windows that showcase the beautiful Montana mountain views while you wait. TSA has been friendly, quick and efficient, and lines are usually short, which makes the entire security process much less stressful than at larger airports. Getting in and out of the airport is simple - it's only a short drive from town, and wayfinding inside the building is straightforward, with baggage claim and rental cars easy to find. I also appreciate the onsite restaurant and gift shop, which provide enough food and shopping options for a regional airport without feeling overcrowded or hectic. Overall, MSO offers exactly what I want from a regional airport: friendly staff, an updated facility, quick security, and a welcoming first impression of Missoula and Montana. I actually look forward to flying in and out of here again! Thanks for memories! Hope to be back through here again!

Small Airport, Big Hospitality!…read more I flew into Missoula (MSO) for a conference and was pleasantly surprised by how smooth and welcoming the experience was. The airport is small, but that's part of the charm--easy to navigate, quick baggage claim, and zero stress getting in and out. Staff were friendly and efficient, and I was out the door and on my way to downtown in just minutes. The views from the terminal windows are a nice touch--classic Montana beauty with mountain backdrops all around. MSO might not be a major hub, but it's clean, calm, and incredibly convenient. Great first impression for anyone visiting Missoula.

So much kind love in an airport pick-up! Justin and Sandy's Airport Shuttler is a wonderful…read morebusiness. Kind, Prompt, Communicative, Interesting, Safe Drive Home! What more can one ask for? Thank you for getting me home safe, for being so well qualified and so lovely! I want to give you 10 Star's! Yelp stopped me at 5!!! My Friend's will all know about you two and your service, in about two hours!

I don't remember the driver's name but he was super nice and kindly assisted us with all of our…read moreluggages on a very cold winter morning. On time. Was easy to set pick up time!

My favorite new FBO! You don't need to do anything here because this team is the tops! Had to get a…read moreSUV for the snow - no problem, they took care of it. Heated hanger? It's yours! This place is a throw-back to when service meant something and genuine hospitality was a reality. Thank you NorthStar Jet! We will see you again soon!!!

Darien and her lines guys are awesome! I overnighted with Northstar Jet and had a start problem on…read moremy morning departure. Darien provided immediate friendly service and her lines guys had me on my way in minutes. Five stars for these folks! You will be in good hands if you decide take your business to them.

I have downloaded the navigator. It says you can buy maps within the system. How do I do that?…read moreTerry

My 200th review!…read more 200 is a special number. The first thing I think of is the 200th anniversary of the U.S.'s independence from Great Britain. On July 4, 1976 there was quite the celebration. (At least that's what I gathered, I was born later). What many people don't know though, is that 1976 was also the year of the BikeCentennial. This was a crazy idea of getting people to RIDE THEIR BICYCLES ACROSS THE U.S. from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean to celebrate the country's birthday, stopping at historic points along the way! And people actually did it! And with some old-fashioned bikes to boot. The Adventure Cycling Association really came into its own then. Since they have come up with road routes all around the U.S. (more than 38000 miles) and have encouraged long distance riders to go out and see the country. Their maps are incredibly detailed and wonderful to use. They offer supported and unsupported tours lasting from a week up to 3 months. If you want to ride your bicycle across the U.S. or any other country for that matter, these are the people to check out. They also have a monthly magazine they put out reviewing bikes and highlighting individual touring experiences. They sell a line of bike products, and they are entirely non-profit. They are the friendliest people I have ever dealt with, and I love their organization. I biked from Yorktown, VA to Wichita, KS a few years ago. I plan on biking, at some point in the future, from Wichita, KS to San Francisco, CA to complete my trip. And I will be relying on them for my maps and general encouragement to get back on the bike. Great organization!!! http://www.adventurecycling.org

I just returned from a trip we booked through Adventure Life (with Franny & Chern)…read more I am a nervous traveler, especially when traveling out of the country. We had the best experience with Adventure Life - the accommodations, itinerary, guides, and experiences were perfect! I feel like Franny listened to what our family of 5 wanted and created the ideal experience! Everything worked flawlessly and without any hitches and without stress. Plus, the entire vacation was incredibly affordable! I have two sets of friends doing similar trips and they paid three times as much as we did. Go with Adventure Life - you will not be sorry! We had the trip of a lifetime and I will definitely use them for all of my future travel!

I had an extremely disappointing and distressing experience with this travel agency. Sensitive…read morepersonal information belonging to me and my family was shared without my consent. I'm sharing this so others understand the serious lack of care taken with clients' private information. I hope the agency reviews its data-handling and confidentiality policies to ensure this never happens to another family.