Smooth, fast, clean, & drama free. First time flying with them & I'll NEVER do Southwest again…read more Such an amazing stress free experience & the customer service is soothing. Walked in & checked in within 4 minutes. There's no overhead compartments to battle with. Its a smaller plane meaning on and off boarding was a breeze. Yes, I recommend them !

Okay we have flown JSX a few times and so far every flight has had a major delay. The last time we…read moreflew our take off was delayed, and then they announced we needed to fly Oakland to refuel- 2+ hours late! Today we had a flight that was scheduled for 1:30 when we booked, sometime later the flight time was changed to 3:35 departure - okay we knew in advance. Then we board at 4:20 only to have an announcement that, once again - we had to fly to Oakland to refuel "due to the wind". WTF JSX? Convenience- yes, service in-flight - great! Reliability - sucks! If you need to be there on-time choose another airline or leave a day before

Adj: Acceptable, Affordable, and a bit Above Average…read more So this is a budget airlines and the expectations should really match that. We've flown Allegiant Air a number of times and on average it's been pretty good. We pack light and only bring on our backpacks so we avoid the baggage fees. There are lots of fees, but we just don't buy any of those extras, such as picking our own seats. Since our flights are usually from Stockton to Phoenix, AZ, the flights are short and therefore we can put up with sitting in less than ideal locations on the plane. They always seat parents with their children, at least 1 parent with 1 child, so no child is ever left to sit by themselves, so the whole choose your own seat thing isn't important to us as long as there's 1 parent with 1 or both of our children. In fact, when you're booking your flights, a child cannot book on their own, there must be an adult's ticket booked at the same time, that ensures safety and also that the parent on the same booking will be seated with that/those child(ren). The comfort level isn't great as the seats are quite hard, they're acceptably cushy, but bring your own donut seat cushion or whatever you need if you are looking for extra back and bottom support. We like that the planes are Airbus and not Boeing ones, but that's not the biggest thing. The most important issue of course is safety, and we've experienced very professionally piloted Allegiant flights that are safe and smooth. The flight attendants have been good to great, and the pilots very competent and professional. 1-star taken for when they do have some delays (necessary) and some of them have been quite long such as waiting to depart b/c of some technical issues (understandable) and also once we were waiting for our checked item (really discouraged us from checking any luggage ever again) for over an hour after arrival. Overall, we like Allegiant Air and plan to keep flying with them since they are Acceptable, Affordable, and a bit Above Average. =)

AWARENESS: I recently flew Allegiant Air from Stockton to…read moreLas Vegas for an event. About two weeks before my trip, I visited SCK and purchased my tickets from the counter. At the time, I also chose my seat. The isle seat in an exit row. NARRATIVE: Heading to Vegas to attend the 2025 Big Smoke cigar event, I didn't want to drive so, I decided to book a flight out of Stocktons airport on Allegiant Air. On the date of my flight, I arrive about two hours early and as luck would have it, my flight was already delayed over an hour. Even though I had already purchased my round trip tickets and seats in advance, I checked in with their agents at the counter and presented my military ID because, hidden in the fine print of their perks, military, including reserves and veterans, Allegiant offers two free checked bags, priority boarding and two carry on items at no cost. When the plane finally arrived, the boarding process was smooth and effortless. The flight to Vegas was took a little over an hour and it was uneventful. No complementary drinks or snack offered but they do offer those service at a cost. **credit cards only. No cash.** My return flight that Sunday was delayed also but not just an hour. It was delayed over three hours. SCENE: Allegiant Air operates out of the Stockton Metropolitan Airport on most days with flight to either Vegas or Arizona. The TSA process at SCK is quick and easy, especially if you have TSA Pre or Global Entry. RECOMMENDATION(S): I'd fly Allegiant Air again but, I'd give myself extra hours for their known delays.

This is my favorite way to travel. No hassle and the simplest way to get on a trip. The lobby is…read morevery well maintained and fully stocked with complimentary snacks and beverages. The service is 100/10. We were helped my multiple people and were greater my multiple trying to help you with anything you need.

Update: Upon landing back in LA found that the wheel to my…read morevery pricey suitcase was completely broken. The plane does not hold very many people and for a semi private flight I would think better care would be taken. Still enjoyed the convenience but the replacement suitcase will cost more than both our flights.

lounge access denied even though I have a first class ticket and flying across the country from…read morePhiladelphia to San Francisco. OK Alaska, you've got me from now on!

#american_airlines. These airlines have cancelled booking…read moreleft and right and are refusing to refund our money. UNFAIR! we give them our cash and don't deliver, they should give us our money back and NOT vouchers that have an expiration!

VOLUNTEER ROLLING CHECK-IN…read more Usually when I take Southwest to Las Vegas I check-in my luggage for convenience. This afternoon I took Flight 818 to Las Vegas. Since Southwest charges $45 for check-in luggage I decided to have my rolling luggage as a carry-on. An announcement by one the Southwest flight agents at Gate 30 said that Flight 818 is fully booked and there will be limited bin space overhead. He asked for 14 volunteers with rolling luggage who wanted to check-in at no charge. I volunteered. So I ended up saving $45 to not check-in and volunteered to have my roller luggage check-in for free.

I flew out of here after visiting Northern California and it was pretty smooth, although it was…read more4:30am. Checking a bag was a breeze in the priority lane, and the regular line wasn't super long, but there were people even at that hour. Boarding was also smooth with the numbered zones and assigned seating. The Oakland gate areas are super small thought with a limited amount of seating. I'd imagine on a busy travel day, working your way to your gate could be an issue. It's probably the least appealing gate area of any Southwest terminal I've been in. Luckily, I wasn't there long.

Sometimes you just gotta see for yourself!! I flew from Oakland to Orange County today to come…read morevisit my dad for his bday. When I read these reviews I was horrified and worried I'd be charged for something random, or the airline/ airplane itself would be in horrible condition, my biggest fear was paying extra for no middle seat and coming to only see someone sitting in the middle seat. Needless to say I'd had quite the opposite experience!!! I came in at 9 on Sunday with no life at the desk, walked up to Jasmine who was nice enough to let me know my bag was ok as a carry on. I made it through security with no line at all and to the gate just in time to have a beer and a burrito. The plane and employees on it where just like any other for any other airline I've been on, I didn't have one bad experience. My seat was clean ( window seat) and no one was in the middle seat!!! For the price and experience I'll take this anytime!!! I'm definitely coming back again. Thank you tot he staff for making this enjoyable experience and definitely proving some of these negative comments wrong.

I've been flying Spirit for a while now every week and it's been wonderful. Good price and friendly…read morecustomer service. I fly from Vegas to Oakland every week and the Oakland crew are very helpful. I know there's a mixed reaction but for me it just a quick flight and no check in bags. So I guess it makes it easier to just board and get off. I mean I fly Monday and come back Thursday every week, Spirit Airlines never disappoints me.

Out of the several Avelo flights I've taken, never had a negative aspect to point out!…read more While you do have to pay quite a bit out of pocket for additional items such as snacks, bags, extra leg room, etc. I believe that should not take away from the fact that it's worth it in the end. Easy direct flights from a nearby airport to many destinations worth visiting and most of all, affordable semi regular routes. Airline staff have never been an issue, and the smaller airports have been great to see versus the standard massive layover hubs we are all used to with the larger airlines. All and all, it is my go to flight down south and soon to be up north with many of the recently added routes.

I purchased an airline ticket on June 9th, 8:46 pm for a flight on June 15th. Upon purchasing, I…read moreimmediately realized I used the incorrect payment method. I subsequently cancelled the purchase at 8:50 pm, and immediately repurchased a new ticket for the same time and date. I have an active ticket on the airline. I am not trying to avoid the ticket; it was an error, and I immediately cancelled it. I was issued a credit of less than $90. I am looking for the airline to do the right thing, as I made a simple clerical error, and I'm not trying to get out of the trip. \ ABSOLUTE TRASH AIRLINE! Stay far away!

As 1778 August 20,2027…read more My fiancé and I got to have the pleasure of having Ashley as our flight attendant on our flight to Cancun. From the start she was so sweet and helpful. She helped get everyone to their seats and even when people sat in the wrong seat she treated everyone with patience and kindness. She was lovely to everyone throughout or flight. I hope to have her again.

Buyer Beware - Admirals Club Day Passes Scam…read more We paid $160 for two American Airlines Admirals Club day passes during a long layover in Charlotte, only to be turned away--not because the club was full, but because they were reserving space for annual members. The real frustration? American Airlines refused to refund our $160 for a service they chose not to provide. We were told the passes are good for a year, but we don't travel frequently and purchased them specifically for that layover. After several contacts with Customer Relations, we received plenty of apologies and explanations about the fine print--but no refund. $160 may not be a significant amount to a large airline, but it is significant to customers who deliberately chose to spend that money for an experience they never received. Buyer beware: You can pay $160 for Admirals Club access, be denied entry, and still be denied a refund. That's a disappointing way to treat customers.