Beyond incredible..... some very talented architects and designers here…read more I am totally bowled over by the metamorphosis. Stunning airport--- smart ideas everywhere!!! Makes me want to come earlier to enjoy such a magnificent place

What a nice and cute airport! Has a wooden structure design and many places to choose from to shop,…read moreeat, and explore. Concourse A and B are separate from C and D but after you get through TSA, you don't have to go through again. There's a long hallway that you can walk to the other side. It's really open and spacious. Has alot of trees and areas to sit at. Bathrooms were clean and it was really nice. I enjoyed it a lot. Lots of murals and artwork to look at. A little Powells bookstore in here as well and was told tillamook was here but I wasn't on that side. When we arrived we were a little confused on where the car rental area was so we had to ask staff and they directed us underground by baggage claim 3. Went through the long hallway and made it there. My friend also was a little lost so I feel like there could be a bit better signage for this.

Had a great experience flying with Alaska! The flight was smooth, flight attendants were…read moreaccommodating and everything felt seamless and easy. I preordered my meal and it was just want a needed for a 5 hour flight. I look forwards to flying Alaska airlines again in the future!

I had the worse airline experience I've ever had this morning with Alaska Airlines bag check. My…read morewife and I arrived an hour before I flight was set to take off. When we went to check our bag the bag checking woman told us we had missed our flight. I told her it wasn't possible. The flight is still on the ground, not even boarding yet. She then said we didn't check in. I showed her that we had. Then she said our checked bag wasn't checked in early enough. I asked her to put it on a different flight. She refused. She said repeatedly "no, you missed your flight" mind you, we're almost an hour early. I asked how long we missed checking our bags by and she didn't know, had to do that math. 11 minutes she says. Whatever. But She must have repeated "you missed your flight" 4 times in an aggressive and rude way. We did not miss our flight. We missed the obscure bag check in time by a few minutes and apparently that means we can't get on the plane. I asked her if I could leave the bag behind and get on the flight and she said we would be turned away at the gate. I said "okay how do we handle this" she says we both have to pay 120 dollars for each of our tickets to for same day rescheduling. I tell her that's ridiculous because tomorrow isn't the same day as today. She says it is. I tell her it's over 25 hours away and literally not today. Her coworker or supervisor stepped in and tell her she was in the wrong. They argued publicly for several minutes. It was ugly embarrassing. She came back and said she was going to make an exception and not charge us (it wasn't an exception, she was intentionally breaking policy to charge us more as punishment because of her ego.) I told her I was too upset to speak with her anymore and she could speak with my wife. I turned around and she raised her voice and says "NO. I'm explaining to YOU." She doesn't say a word to my wife. The sexism or racism or both toward wife was palpable. She never acknowledged my wife at all, won't say one word to her and even pushed my wife's ID toward me on the counter instead of to wife. Like my wife didn't even exist. This happened a little after 6am. 09.15.2026. Petite, middle age, light brown hair check woman. I wish I knew her name to make a report to Alaska. I can own not knowing the check your bag an hour early policy, but that's not the same as missing a flight and I've never been treated so rudely or aggressively by customer in my life. It was by far the most disrespected I've been treated in's customer service situation. This happened at a little after 6AM at the bag check for Alaska airlines in Portland OR. I used to love Alaska airlines but this will be hard to get over. Normally Alaska has been my favorite airline. They have great direct flights.

Flown Spirit a few times, it's been decent. You get what you pay for with this airline. No space,…read moreno internet, no snacks, nothing. $200 for an uncomfortable chair but on short flights, it's fine. Currently stranded on a spirit airplane. Flight was at 11:30 but we are delayed because of mechanical issues. They said "we need to replace a panel shouldn't be long." Now it's "extensive repairs" and we are delayed on the plane until further notice. It's the 4th of July, we all want to be with our friends and family, drinking beers celebrating America. At least give us complimentary drinks and snacks. People love free shit and it makes us feel better about the situation. It's a hard pass from me to fly spirit again, in the land of the free, ain't nothing free on spirit. Not very American of them. God bless and pray we get out of this mess!

They are cheap but when it comes to customer service they are horrible…read more My flight got delayed because of maintenance of the plane. So I ended up having to set around for another 4 hours. So I ask the customer service if they could not charge me for a carry on and the guy was very uninformed of the policy. He had to call his supervisor which wasn't help. They wouldn't give me fry carry on after they made me wait for another 4 hours. $79 for a carry on. What a rip. Honestly I'd rather pay more to another airline who would be more Considerate about my situation. This is the second time this kind of stuff has happened to me. My flights is from Las Vegas NV to Portland.

Comfortable flights with multiple travel options…read more United is reliable. Seat pitch is ok. Service seems to be consistently friendly.

GETTING HERE: This…read moreis the United Airlines hub at Portland International Airport. REVIEW: OK, I debated about what I wanted to write here. I am not a very frequent flyer and this was my very first time flying UA! Did I have high expectations of how I would be treated? Not really. I mean, it's 2025 post-shutdown. I get it. Things are different and it (people) will never be as it once was. It's challenging to write a fair review because each day c/would be different from the next, depending on who's working where. I will focus on the flight crew as I was traveling from PDX to SFO, and also the staff at the check in when I entered the airport. But, this flight and entire experience sucked rocks. The staff at the front counter (upon entering the airport) were rude and so flat. Their affect was non-existent. I had ^no doubt about how much they hated their job and hated being there. I also hate being made to feel that I am a bother to them! But, I digress. Was flying to SFO and was notified that my connecting flight was ^boarding and we still hadn't deplaned! What the crap? I found a crew member and explained the situation I was in. The attendant could ^not care less. He made a lame attempt to "call someone" but then informed me to talk to the gate agent when we finally deplaned. I ran to the first employee I saw she was being hounded by tons of people. I was in a panic (rightfully so) and wasn't sure which way was up. I don't fly SFO if at all, but I knew that I was 15 minutes (walking) from where my flight was currently boarding. Two pilots were around and told me to "just go" and that I would be sure to make it. I ran so hard across the SFO airport as if my life depended on it. Because it did. If I missed that connection it would have been disastrous. As I was running for my life, I saw the "Club United" office area. I ran inside, fully knowing no one cares and no one would help me, especially since I was not (and never will be!) a club member. The first thing I said to the older ladies was, "I am not a member but I will join right now, will you please help me?" The one older lady began to help, and asked me for my confirmation number, but no soon as she began to do this, the other one yelled to me, "You're wasting time. Just get to your gate". Long story longer, I barely made it to my connecting flight. When I explained to that staff member what had happened to me, from the plane landing from PDX to SFO, and all the details post, he apologized and said, "Oh, that's not what's supposed to happen". NO REALLY. He should have offered me a perk or something for my grief and anxiety on how the UA staff treated me. Meh. Fly at your own risk with them. Probably will not ever fly with them again, #SorryNotSorry.

Easy to check two bags all the way to home city. We are way…read moreearly to fly but that was the plan in case the two hour drive from our stay went bad. Terminal C , clean everywhere. Just read and drink black coffee. Sounds Military.

The airport staff are solid. The employees at the front area who helped my check in my bag were…read morefriendly and conversational. At the gate things were clean, and the gate employees kept the line of passengers who were checking their bags moving. Boarding the plane went smoothly. As for the flight, the Portland crew was professional and efficient with snack and drink service. The pilots flew us smoothly 95% off the time, only hitting a little turbulence. Overall, I found this branch of American Airlines to be solid.

Adding a star because I would have had to pay hundreds more to go overseas using Lufthansa or Delta…read moreand KLM (greedy!). Also, Delta had removed some of their nonstop to Europe flights at the time including Amsterdam, and their alternatives were pretty bad, this was the best option. I was initially glad I discovered this airline. This was one of three legs I was traveling, 10.5 hours of fun on this leg alone lol. So prior to traveling, Condor switched my inbound flight. What they did was remove my flight all together and merge me into an existing flight that cost $40 less. I knew this because I had debated a long time if I wanted to pay $40 extra, or save money for an additional 2 hours to my existing 2 hour layover. I decided I would, and yet they refused to refund me for downgrading my flight when mine was removed from their itinerary! When I was on their website, a 50% off luggage coupon popped up. I screenshot it immediately before it went away. But there was no place to put a promo code for luggage online. So I called them. They said it can only be done in person. Guess what happened when I tried in person? They denied me saying it should have been done prior to arriving at the airport. I called Condor on the spot and they said it had to be in person, they heard this call but, said they could not. Yes they could. Instead of charging me $120 each way, charge me $60. It was so frustrating what they did to me! The food was not good, yet people all around me ate like this was the best meal ever! But apparently there are 2 more levels of food quality above the cheapest option, I didn't select those so I guess that's on me because I put saving over food quality. One of the flight attendants did something shady. I have the utmost respect and appreciation for flight staff, especially during the pandemic. But that doesn't make it OK to do what she did.... So as soon as I boarded, everyone went to seats that were not their own. This resulted in a dozen people all around me, with 3 seats to themselves. THREE! I on the other hand waited till everyone was seated to see what, if anything, was available. Everyone else that didn't have 3 seats, had 2 seats to themselves. Myself and the person next to me were the only 2 people who had NO extra seat. I asked one of the flight attendants if I may move to a particular open area in the back so I may lay down for this 10.5 hour flight. She said it was OK, it was the upper left back side of the cabin. As soon as I sat down, I got scolded and was made to go back to my seat by another FA who didn't care I was given permission, she said those seats were for them. There were 3 FA's in 2nd class, but she was protecting NINE seats in the back!? Nor do they all break at the same time. Halfway through the flight, I actually saw a passenger sprawled out in the back 3 middle seats that everyone knows is for the staffs personal belongings, which were there earlier. No one took issue with that, not sure how she managed that, but the 9 seats that normally aren't all for staff was somehow an issue. It was a long flight home for me my friends.... When I mentioned this to the airline, they just said I should have bought more seats. Yeah, because the 3 seat people all bought their extra seats....NOT! They even said, maybe they all bought that many seats. Yeah ummmm....No lol. I even spoke with 2 of them and they just boasted about their abilities to grab seats fast, these were not their assigned seats. The following year my parents used Condor for the exact same flight. My dad had paid an extra $120 each way for mom to be in the emergency exit. Well, coming back she didn't get it. They gave it to someone else and had assigned her ANOTHER tiny seat! They would not listen to my dad and later customer service also did not care, saying they only paid to select a seat, but not that particular seat. Not. True. The other seats were less expensive. They would never pay extra solely to choose a specific seat in 2nd class since they're all the same, if it was not an emergency seat with more leg room. Charging extra for choosing a seat in second class is such nickel and diming.

I attempted to book a flight on Condor's website. After going through the entire process, I…read morereceived an error message in the end saying the flight could not be booked. Due to a glitch in their system, despite not issuing a ticket, Condor charged my credit card. Days later Condor reversed the erroneous credit card charge, but at a lower dollar amount due to EUR/USD exchange rate fluctuations. Since this was a case where Condor never should have charged my credit card to begin with, I should not have to be responsible for an exchange rate difference resulting from Condor's error. Condor's customer service was very flippant about the issue and also refused to provide information to the credit card issuer after I filed a claim.

Terrible customer service from the Denver airport. Two out of three flights this year have been…read morecancelled on me. Most recently was due to lightning storms, which is understandable, but the gate staff were unprofessional, unprepared, and had passengers in and out of the boarding line three times. Once we were loaded on the plane, were asked to deplane to have our boarding passes rescanned as there was an error on their end. In the boarding line for the third time, standing in the rain on the tarmac, we were redirected back inside and the flight was cancelled. Had we taken off when we were all loaded we could have gotten off the ground before the next storm rolled in. We were then directed to a QR code on a poster for rebooking options. The website was down. Once I got onto the site, there were no rebooking options, only refunds. Thanks Frontier. I had to rebook with another airline at a higher cost and stay another night in Denver. I regret that I recently purchased their annual Discount Den program. I will not resubscribe to that as it doesn't buy anything in the way of customer service.

Literally PAID for a carry on so I could put my large backpack above and the flight attendant was…read morenot going to let me. Took till almost very end to give in! Was such a power grab. What the heck!

My wife, her mother, and I had the opportunity to take a direct roundtrip flight to/from Portland,…read moreOR from/to Los Angeles in May of 2026. It was the first time doing that for me, and it ended up being a good trip. Not proud of it, but have decided to chase status on Delta for the ability to fly Comfort whenever possible (those 3 extra inches of legroom makes a big difference, especially when the person in front reclines all the way), forsaking better deals on other airlines in some cases. Delta has made a lot of changes in the last couple of years, a big one being organizing its tickets into five main cabin classes: Main, Comfort, Premium Select, First, Delta One. Each one has a Classic or Extra sub-category, with the main difference being an Extra type ticket is fully refundable (whereas Classic will give a credit for future flight). The Main and Comfort class has a further sub-category: Basic. Basic (Main and Comfort) does not allow the selection of seats (often meaning one will sit in a middle seat, possibly away from your group), has a penalty for cancellation or change, and makes one ineligible for free upgrades. Furthermore, Main Basic also doesn't accrue loyalty rewards (miles nor MQDs), and most importantly for us, makes the ticketholder ineligible for Delta Sky Club access (even with an eligible card). I am Platinum this year, meaning that I can buy a Main Classic class for two people (including me) and then self upgrading to Comfort Classic for no additional cost. So when learning that Delta has 3 daily roundtrip flights (using one aircraft back and forth) between LAX and PDX, booked 2 separate reservations: one for two of us (including me) in Main Classic for $353. For the 3rd person, got a Main Basic for $273 ($80 per ticket difference). I figured I could sit in the back for a short flight, and was willing to take the risk of it being non-refundable. Because the flight in both directions were not full, the Main Basic seat ended up being a window (outbound) and an aisle (inbound), though one can't count on that. We flew back on a Saturday (least busy flying day of the week) so got upgraded to First Classic from Comfort Classic a couple days before the flight. Because the flight is under 2 hours, there was no meal service at all (including no premium snack cart, meaning not being able to use my AMEX snack benefit), though the First class flight attendant was very attentive, giving drinks (including alcoholic) as requested. Delta has a good video monitor system (though not Bluetooth enabled) at each seat, and changed to using YouTube music playlists, which I enjoyed on the short flight. The extra shoulder space is really useful, not having to worry so much about bumping into your seatmates space. Though I continue to be disappointed in the comfort of the seat itself...no lumbar support whatsoever. Delta is good (LAX and PDX airports at least) to have wheelchair assistance readily available, and we took full advantage for my mother-in-law.

It's been awhile since I have flown Delta! As I was heading from LAX to PDX direct flights have…read morebeen eliminated on United thus I had to search for another airline. Delta offers direct flights: 2 hours. What a didn't realize when I decided to fly Delta that I would have a spirit experience: where you don't get offered drinks more than water. At least on Southwest you get a choice of drinks and fast. Service on delta didn't start till at least 40 minutes in. Service only in comfort and first. Given the prices delta charge, they should offer more than water. At least we got some small snacks to hold us over.

Southwest in Portland was an easy time, from checking a bag to boarding, the staff was super…read morefriendly. Of course, the flight was 5:15 am so it wasn't super packed at 3:30ish. Of course, the gate from which I was flying was at the very very very very end of a long terminal... just my luck, I guess!

We had the red eye to Baltimore which left Portland at almost 11:00 PM. It was a Boeing 737 Max 8…read moreplane that had 175 passengers, 2 pilots, and 4 flight attendants - a full fligh! The plane was freezing cold again. So FYI, bring a sweater or a blanket to keep warm. The flight attendants in the front were extremely noisy - no one could get any rest - they were talking so loudly. I saw a passenger ask them to tone it done. The aisle are so narrow that if you have an aisle seat as I did, you get bumped as each person passes you with either by the person or by their luggage - really not the best experience from Southwest. They did offer some snacks of Pistachio nuts, 2 Oreo Cookies and the Stellar Mini Pretzel Braids. They have a good selection of hot and cold beverages plus premium beverages to choose from if you like. I decided on a hot chocolate, and it was quite good. The pilots did a great job of taking us up and bringing us down.

Usually when I fly to Canada, it's a direct experience. When booking kinda sorta last minute, a…read morelayover in Seattle or Portland happens. And unfortunately it was a hot, hot mess at the Air Canada gates yesterday. Travel delays are totally normal and expected. I try not to freak out about it since it's beyond my span of control. It's also not as bad when the airline employees are transparent about the situation. However, when everyone working at the gate has no clue what's going on and tells you that much, it's a little concerning. As was the case yesterday with multiple delays as well as canceled flights, the attendant in uniform I spoke with told me straight up, "I don't know what's happening over here, ask him." (pointing to a man in a safety vest running interference with other customers). Ooookay. So that's how it's gonna be. Buckle up, Buttercup. It's going to be a bumpy ride! Even more concerning was the travelers whose flight was canceled not once, not twice, but three times over the span of 36 hours at PDX. They were telling their story to anyone who'd listen while we waited for our 2+ hour delay into Vancouver. At that point, they should've just rented a car and driven to Canada... it would've taken less time. Luckily I'm flying back to the States direct on United. No long layovers on the way home.

First air canada flight I ever took- window was literally coming out of the cabin wall (see picture…read morebelow) and I had to push it back in each time we hit any bumps. Then Air canada lost my luggage- I returned to the airport to pick it up and NO ONE WAS THERE though they said they would be. Phone line also wasn't working due to high call volume. General costumer service at the airport said I would have to wait another two hours till staff returned to speak with someone. Will not be flying with Air Canada again.