Used twice... All is good…read more We've only flown Spirit Airlines twice and I must say both times have been reliable and we haven't experienced any delays. Both times traveling to LAS. Of course, with the cheap fares any upgrades would be an additional costs like snacks or an extra luggage placed in the overhead bin. Hubby tells me that this carrier might be our best choice when traveling short distances for a weekend getaway since we don't have to pack so much and, additionally, as long as we meet the requirements for personal items carry-on we can keep the cost low. Also, one other thing with Spirit is that I've experienced one of the smoothest landing aboard this airline. Sometimes I have to grab my armrest to prepare for landing... the landing was perfect. Review #1557 updated

Flight got cancelled after I arrived at the airport. They said no other flight for next two days…read more Only remedy was a refund. They refused to rebook me on another airline. I just had to pay an additional $420 for a last minute flight with Southwest. As an attorney, I know the legal remedy is a full refund. As a consumer, you have permanently lost my business.

May 18, 2026 Check…read morein and bag check was super easy for our 10: 30 am United flight. Employees friendly and helpful. TSA pre-check a breeze, except I always seem to get selected for the "random" check. Still an easy process. Airport gate seating areas were clean. Restrooms were nice. Fully enclosed private stalls always appreciated.

It's a pleasant space, light airy and generally not crowded. It's one of our favorites. Everything…read moreworks, nothing appears to be broken, the escalators and the trains work, checked bags come fast, security lines are well staffed, restrooms are clean. And, the people working are friendly and helpful. Shuttles to the rental cars are frequent so picking up a rental is easy. The only thing that is currently not working for me- no Alaska lounge which would be a huge deal except that our routine of grabbing a nice sit-down meal before our flight is gone- yup- don't plan on food in terminal B. Our favorite restaurant is closed and nothing else is available - someday, maybe.

This was our first time flying out of Sacramento International Airport on Southwest Airlines with…read morethe new assigned seating, and I couldn't have been happier with how it went. I'll admit I was a little nervous going into it since it's such a change from how Southwest has always done things, but it was surprisingly smooth. Everything felt easy, like they had been doing it this way for years. And honestly, not having everyone rush to line up and grab their seat was such a nice change. We did pay for the upgrade for extra leg room, and it was 100% worth it. It made the whole flight feel more comfortable, especially for a longer travel day. One thing that stood out was the snack selection. There were so many options, from honey or salted pistachios to Oreos, ginger snap or graham cracker cinnamon cookies, and even garlic pretzel twists. Everything we tried was actually really good, which isn't always the case with airplane snacks. I also loved that the cups are now made from bamboo, which felt like a nice, more thoughtful touch. Everything on board felt really clean, and I believe we were on one of the newer 800 planes, which definitely added to the overall experience. Helpful tip: If you're on the fence, the extra leg room upgrade is worth it, and the new seating setup actually makes boarding feel way less stressful. It ended up being a much better experience than I expected, and I'd absolutely do it this way again.

If you are doing assigned seats, why let people move to wherever they want when door closes?…read more What's the point of that. Yes. If theres a row open sure. Im all for it. But I was assigned a middle seat. With Noone at window or aisle. So I sat in my middle seat. And some guy came and sat next to me in the aisle seat, after he already had his seat in the middle. I get it. Trust me I do. But I got told even if the window seat is open I can not move to it because of how the manifest lists passengers and where they are. Sooooooo . Pick a side southwest. Disappointed

This was my first time flying, American Airlines. The staff was very friendly and made the whole…read moreprocess feel easy and comfortable, which I really appreciated as a traveler. They offered full drinks with ice, and I got to choose between pretzels or cookies, which was a nice touch. The seats also felt a bit roomier compared to my experiences flying Southwest, so the flight was more comfortable overall. Overall, a very positive experience, and I would definitely consider flying with them again!

I mostly fly with American Airlines as that's my preferred airline of choice. I know, I know you…read moreeither like them or hate them. However any issues I've had was taken care of promptly through their customer relations department. I love they have free entertainment and through my cellphone carrier I have free wifi service! I always upgrade to premium seating for extra legroom or at the last minute upgrade to first class for a reasonable fee. I've always received friendly service out of the Sacramento location so no complaints their other airports that's sometimes is a different story, but very rare. Most of my flights are always on time flying out of Sac and I did have one flight that was cancelled 50 mins before boarding and I could either be refunded or put on another flight. I picked the obvious and got boosted to first class for the inconvenience! Fly other airlines, but this is my got to because the fares are usually the most reasonable.

Can't blame United Airlines for an ATC-related construction issue affecting flights into SFO. One…read morepassenger was being extremely rude, cutting in front of people who had already been waiting in line, acting as if she was the only person affected. Latoya, on the other hand, was incredibly professional and patient while explaining the situation, something that was completely outside the airline staff's control. Even though my wife's and my connecting flights to SFO and Zurich were delayed, the team was clearly working hard to help everyone. People really need to understand the difference between what employees can control and what they can't. Latoya handled the situation excellently despite dealing with a very self-centered passenger complaining nonstop about making it to Dubai (boooohoooo)

They suck. Never again. Here to check in. They are closed down with huge line. WTF is going on…read morehere????? No windows open. What kind of crappy airline is this??!!!??? Can't even print tag for bags.

I needed assistance and decided to call this business at 1877--251--1811 The response time was…read moredecent and the person on the line tried to help as much as possible. I had to be transferred once, but the second representative handled things better and gave me the correct information. It wasn't perfect, but it was still a workable experience. I'm leaving this review to share how things went for me personally.

We fly first class because of my husband's disabilities. The service was mediocre…read more The air was not working above our seats and it got so warm my husband was sweating. Usually the airline attendants continuously walk through the aisle and offer drinks or snacks. It didn't happen on this flight. I had to ask for my water. In the past the airline attendant would ask our name and check our meal reservation. It did not happen on this flight. The glass of water I received with my dinner was in a glass. The next glass of water was in a paper cup. Is the airline trying to save money? Or could it be the level of service is based on the destination. At the check in counter I had to remind the attendant to put the "priority " sticker on our luggage. The good part was a quick check in and it was easy to make the reservation.

I love this place. It's so clean and calm. While we were there there was a couple of people routing…read moreout flight plans. I love watching the planes take off. We were there it was rainy and foggy so no plans were taking off. Some people were working in there hangers working on there planes, but we couldn't see them front the viewing area. They have lots of seating and we took a table and enjoyed our tea we got from Aviators.

I was just here to visit the local eatery and did not use any of the airport services…read more I did enjoy walking through the building. The structure and everything about this place made me feel like I was in the 60s but well maintained and not old feeling building. It's nice to walk around and take in the decor and watch the planes come and go.

A week ago it was my first experience using Jet Blue airlines. I have to say at first I was a…read morelittle nervous aboit what to expect because I do not hear about many reviews with this aircraft so I felt like I didn't have much to go off of. However, while boarding the plane and during my flight I was extremely impressed. This was by far the best flight I had ever experienced. In the past, airline seats were too small, little space, or the accomdating snacks were subpar to those who paid so much for their tickets. However, on this aircraft I was glad to see not only were the seats accomodating to everyone but they were leather lined and also had a head rest that adjusted according to your comfort. Thought of the confort of everyone during the transition of the flight and the recling position offering enough room for everyone. Had excellent and clean aircraft as well as windows to look out of. Not to mention organized aircraft safety instructions. Demonstrating proper use of each step for instruction. And also an assorted snack tray with a variety of options to accomdate each passenger. I couldnt be more pleased with the expectations of a long flight.

0 stars! still to this day I have a bad taste in my mouth. We missed our connecting flight. and the…read moreonly flight they had at that time was to hang out for four hours, or the next day. They were not accommodating and didn't offer my family and I nothing! Not even on a different airline. We ended up driving the 5 hours! I contacted JetBlue via email customer service and they never responded first experience with JB ... Epic fail!

We arrived at the airport early. They fly out of terminal B at SMF…read more They were on time . Pretty full plane. They announced ahead of time to digital fill out the Hawaiian declaration form. Only one person in your party needs to do it. Boarding was very slow. They kept on serving the first class section thus blocking our access. I have never been on a plane that boarded so slowly. It gave me time to use the restroom. So that was good. Take off was quick. Once in the air they announced that they are serving a complimentary breakfast sandwich. So even though Alaska has taken them over they still feed coach for free. I believe it's the only airline that still does this. So nice. The staff were really nice. We should be on time arrival . I notice the seats seem closer than before. Just like Southwest. A little tight. I remember them to be more comfortable. Times change and I know they need to make money. At least there was ample room for everyone's carry on. An added plus is that they have Starlink. Its free for all and not bad. We will see the changes Alaska does to them this summer . That is when they said things would change.

Starlink Wi-Fi saves this flight, I got a broken seat screen in business class so couldn't see what…read moremovies were available. At least with Starlink I was able to connect to YouTube or Hulu and watch some stuff. Food served was gross. Breakfast sandwich was probably the only good thing. Their lunch and dinner options were nasty. On my return flight from Japan I bought some instant cup food from the konbini where you add hot water and it instantly tastes better than the plane food. Planes should just offer that. Probably costs less, tastes better, more food variety and you could probably store more on the plane than the nasty microwave plane food. Flew business class and the seats became uncomfortable after awhile.

So I fly to Mexico a lot-with the wife being from Jalisco,we tend to go back pretty often and when…read morewe do it's almost always on Volaris.In the past we have flown to Guadalajara and to Cabo-this time we were flying to Mexico City for the 1st time. Volaris for sure is a budget airline-they nickel and dime you for every little thing-we tried to add a bag last minute and boom $150 each way-straight crazy,luckily it was a kid-less trip so carry-ons it was.That being said-the airfares themselves are cheap.They don't offer free refreshments but do offer free water in a cup.You have to purchase sodas or beers-I ended up buying 2 bottle waters and a Diet Coke for around $9-that got me thru a 4 hour flight pretty easily. Planing and De-planing was pretty fun as we had to take a bus to and from the plane then climb up the stairs to the plane out on the airstrip-that always feels more fun for some reason. The seats inside are comparable to the "bidirectional"named airline that recently made news with their change to no more free luggage and assigned seating now,feels very similar in regards to comfort and legroom to that airline. No WiFi on Volaris flights at this time-they do have an entertainment type network you can access during your flight but it costs around $2 to access it. In closing-if you ever find yourself headed to Mexico and looking for a no frills airline experience that will save u a few shuckles-I guess I do recommend Volaris Airlines since I seem to keep using them over and over again. PS-Pro Tip-if you ever find yourself traveling domestically within Mexico,I 100% recommend Volaris-they are so cheap-I paid like $31 to fly from Guadalajara to Puerto Vallarta last year-so cheap-that I fully recommend-Be Safe Out There.

They overbooked the flight and had us in limbo for a couple hours until they rescheduled our flight…read morefor the next day. Would not recommend