10-/9/26- Arrived…read moretwo hours before boarding.. Uber dropped off right in front and walked in right to the Alaska kiosks.. Checked in my luggage and paid for it.. Lots of kiosks ..although I don't understand why we couldn't drop off our bags there.. Had to walk further down and stand in line. My bag was 5 lbs. over( I think the four bags of coffee beans)... Staff came and helped on what the next steps were.. Made it back safe and sound..

My husband treated me to a first class ticket on Alaska Airlines for my very first Girl's trip in…read moremany years! Unfortunately, I experienced the worst service by the first class steward today on 09/23/26 (Flight AS 410). As I entered the plane's cabin, there was no welcome or greeting. I was told, not asked, to put my hand-carry and purse in the storage above my seat. It was very small and I had difficulty placing the bags in the bin. No assistance was offered by the steward. It was obvious I was struggling with the bags. Without going into too much detail, it was also clear that I had a handicap at this time. I was told, again, not asked, to make sure I could not have anything with me. And to take a seat. I felt extremely uncomfortable and rushed. The female steward was outright rude and condescending towards me. To make matters worse, the first class seat appeared not to recline more than 2 inches and the treatment and service I received during the flight was not representative of any ticket price, first or coach. In order to watch a movie, I had to use my cellphone and earbuds. No screen or iPad was provided here. Not much service of any kind was provided here in first class. I have received and experienced far greater service with other airlines in coach and comfort seats. The restroom is narrow and small as well. During the entire flight, it appeared that the flight steward had an issue with me and my flight companion. My worst experience so far on an airlines. Shame on you Alaska Airlines, please do better.

My flight into SEA on Delta was about 5 1/2 hours in length and everything about the flight itself,…read moreincluding the entertainment offerings, snack and beverage service were pretty standard. What I really struggled with was the horribly cramped seating; It's been a long time since I felt that restricted on any airline with such a small amount of "personal space". I was looking to connect to the in-flight WiFi and use my laptop to get some work done throughout the flight. I lowered the tray table and sat my laptop there, but had absolutely no room to move, and I had to apologize to the passenger on my right (I was in an end seat) as I brushed him with my elbow a few times when trying to reach certain keys. Also, each time the person in the seat in front of me would lean back, the screen of my laptop would get crunched between the tray table and the upper part of the seat. Luckily the WiFi was adequately fast and I was able to get a lot of work done during that 5 hours in the air, but I did so while feeling really restricted. I realize carriers have been moving seat rows closer together so they can fit more in and thus make more revenue, but this Delta flight was ridiculous. Had I been taller or had a wider arm span, I'd have really struggled.

Wheels up to Las Vegas for a few days of hedonism & debauchery. But to get there I booked Delta for…read morea morning flight to Sin City... I'm in DELTA first class which means I didn't wait in line with all the degenerates traveling in coach.... Cocktail presented to me upon takeoff which I sip so I can tune tune in my tv for my viewing... Now that I'm in air I slam the seat all the way back to relax. Hey it's first class folks and that's the privilege. Yes, the Delta staff make sure I'm 100% satisfied by pampering me on my journey. Once we land DELTA opened the door and said Welcome to Las Vegas!

As a long time SWA customer, I feel compelled to weigh in on the recent changes and how the…read moreexperience of flying SWA has evolved. Even with the seat assignments, charging for the 2nd bag and having to check in for boarding groups can seem more cumbersome and inefficient; the one thing that STILL stands out to me is the Gold Standard of customer service that has NOT changed! From curb check-in, Ticket counter and Gate agents, everyone still greets me with a smile, and goes above and beyond to help with any questions or concerns. I especially would like to point out a recent experience I had at the Seattle Ticket Counter with agent: Vise - She was so gracious, and worked to reroute us even though our booked flights were over 10 hours away still, and put us in seats together through both legs of our trip and got us home a half day earlier than planned. This has helped me realize that great customer service still exists and that is why I still Fly SWA! :)

Flight now delayed over 2 and half hours. Last minute gate…read morechange, zero explanations, constant BS apologies. Last time I'm flying with them. I would give double zero stars if possible. Absolutely terrible on every level.

Not reviewing the airport, just American Airlines here…read more I purchased a first class ticket for the very first time because I had a pretty long flight and thought the extra legroom would be nice. It was a $60 upgrade and in the end what I got was 6 inches more leg room. Not enough to really make a difference, and ten buck an inch it isn't something I would do again. They also make you pay for food and drinks even in first class.

Worst airline experience ever! Took a short vacation trip…read morefrom Huntington WV to Las Vegas the week of July 6-10, 2026. Not one single leg of the trip went as expected. Arrived in Las Vegas five hours late. The return trip was a nightmare! First we had an unscheduled stop in OKC for over an hour, then arrived in Charlotte at 1am and had our Charlotte to Huntington leg cancelled at 1:30. I had to be back at my job the following day, so we had to rent a car and driver to get us home at the cost of $1100. I SHOULD have arrived in Huntington at 10:30 pm on July 10th. Instead I arrived home on the 11th, an hour before I had to be at my job (I'm an organist, and had an important funeral scheduled). I made it, after a lot of stress, money, and 30 hours without sleep. I got very little compensation from AA, who basically delivered a F-U for all my trouble. I'll never fly AA again!

I have been flying Delta more recently based on where I am flying to these days but I have to admit…read moreI still miss United. Some routes seem to have better planes and newer cabins, and the overall experience can be really good when you get the right aircraft.

Flying United Airlines from SeaTac Airport is a 50/50 experience. The longer flights tend to be…read morebetter. The shorter flights, not so good. I used to fly to the Bay Area regularly; I gave up on UA for those flights. UA has been reducing their footprint in SeaTac Airport for many years now. If anything is wrong, it takes longer to fix because the resources simply aren't readily available. Everything gets backed up subsequently. Flying to EWR is a good newer plane - 737 Max. The staff tends to be nice.

Me and my friend are extremely upset because she had a last flight from Seattle to San Diego, and…read moreFrontier closed the door on the last four passengers in line. The supervisor(Yele) couldn't explain why they did this, and now my friend has to buy a new ticket. She's going to sleep in the airport, and our plans for tomorrow are ruined. Frontier needs to explain why they closed the door with only four passengers left to board, and they should refund the ticket cost. This is absolutely unacceptable! Finally, they fixed the issue (less than 12 hours) and gave her good rewards. It's just stressful and annoying to book a new flight on a short time.

I would absolutely not recommend this airline Don't waste your money!!!…read moreSeats are horrible you pay for every little thing and you must use your credit or debit card and then they asked for a tip on that thing you pay for everything you get . Probably one of the worst airlines you could choose.! my husband and I bought plane tickets prior to going and they sat us in different areas when we bought the tickets together no help when getting things done. if you want your boarding pass printed, you have to pay $25 each.

Woohooooo! I rarely review non food/drink businesses but I must stop by and rave about Qatar…read moreAirways when it comes to flying business class. Overall, Qatar Airways was an awesome business class experience, especially with the QSuites. Had an opportunity to fly Qatar Airways for a work trip to Morocco and oiiii.... Everything was just perfect. Check In Process: Very smooth from Seattle to Doha and vice versa. Do note that if you fly with a partnering airline (in this case, mine was Royal Air Maroc from Casablanca to Doha), check in process may vary. Service: Very attentive and friendly staff! Made me feel very welcomed and comfortable Food: Ahh! The four course meals were epic! Everything was so so delicious and the menus itself had so many options to pick from Seating: I had Seat 8 (rear facing) and honestly, can't really tell the difference once flying in the air. The privacy door was chef's kiss and it just felt amazing to have your own space. Seat itself was very comfortable. One thing I would recommend bringing if you want to work on the plane is a HDMI cord! You can hook your laptop to the bigger screen :) Bathroom: Very spacious and always so clean! Definitely made it a pleasant experience to change into pajamas without worrying about the "wet" floor. Comparing this experience to the one Emirates business class flight I took in the past, I would say Qatar Airways definitely won with the food and service. If you want the Qsuite experience, make sure to check the plane model and cross check with seat guru and such! Definitely worth the splurge and experience :)

Qatar Airways is nice yet a lot to navigate flying into or out of Doha and/or waiting on boarding,…read moreluggage, customs. Economy is what you expect from any longer international flights these days. Meals are frequent and vary depending which one you order when reserving your flight...!

This was supposed to be a business seat. I suppose it was 10 years ago. This plane was beat up,…read moreragged and dirty. It seems AF puts its worn out planes on less popular routes. AF used to be a quality airline but it is obvious it has gone down hill. I won't fly with them again. The condition of the plan matches that of SEATAC airport. They both need a lot of work. SEATAC is dirty and dingy and outdated. Avoid it if you can. It is a depressing place to fly from The people working on the plane were really nice. It is a shame they have to work in such dismal planes. They should think about going on strike. I'm sure someone in France can tell them about it.

Forced to pay $450 for airline schedule break + no meals on a 10-hour flight…read more Booking Ref: ZBAI3S | Airlines: Air France / KLM / Delta Air Lines Air France/KLM initiated an automatic schedule change that broke our connecting flight. Customer service was virtually unreachable, and KLM forced us to pay $450 out of pocket just to keep our original travel date so we wouldn't miss a family wedding. To make matters worse, on the 10-hour transatlantic flight operated by Delta (DL 144), our pre-confirmed vegetarian meals were not provided for our family of four, leaving us with no proper food. Extremely disappointed in the service and lack of accountability.

I mean, at this point what can I really say about Spirit that we all don't already know?…read more I still say in certain situations; they can be a decent fit. Take our recent quick 2-day trip from LAS to SEA. Roundtrip tickets were barely over $100 per person round trip. Holy crap! Say what you want, but that is a real good price! Bag fees are tricky for me. If I have a short trip I don't need to pack a lot. No matter what you do, you do get a free personal item. That is really calling it too tight for comfort, IMO. So, for this last trip I did an upgrade on their website for $35 per way, per person ($140.00 total). My extra $140 got us assigned seating to sit next to my partner for both flights near the front of the plane for both legs. It also got both of us a free carry-on item each, both ways in addition to our personal item. More than enough for a 2-day trip! Considering the fact that, if you checked in a bag at the airport day of, it could cost you $65 per bag, per leg that feels like a great deal! I mean, even with the extra money my total ticket price is still under $200 each round trip. I can totally live with that! As for the flights themselves, it is still Spirit so keep your expectations reasonable (read:low). Both flights were delayed, but nothing too bad. Usual mix of some very nice employees and some mildly passive ones as well. Nothing too bad. Honestly, I can bitch all I want, but I know for the right price and a short enough trip I will use them again. 3 stars.

ZERO stars. Spirit is unreal. First time flying with Spirit Airlines. Customer service at the check…read morein counter is not the greatest. You will pay an arm and a leg for baggage. Please update your baggage policy on the website, that would be courteous especially for active duty personnel. You get two free baggage but at the counter you are told to verify your ID at the time of purchasing. The big guy with blond hair and young lady with curly dark hair were very unhelpful at check in.3/7/24 flying out of SEATAC this morning. The airplane lacks cleanliness too. Read the reviews and book with other another airline.

Turkish Airlines is a newer airline flying into Seattle as they only started nonstop flights to…read moreIstanbul in 2022. The airline is known for offering flights to the most destinations around the world. I flew on Turkish a few years ago from Seattle to Thessaloniki via Istanbul during spring break. For the most part, it was a good experience. The pluses are mostly with the in-flight experience. They use Dreamliner planes and serve tasty meals on all flights, including my short haul flights to and from Greece. The IFE system has extensive entertainment and they give all passengers an amenity bag on long haul flights. Lastly, the baggage allowance is generous as you can check in 2 bags. I do also want to bring up some items to consider booking on Turkish. My flight to Istanbul was nearly a hour late, but I still made my connection. Try not to book flights with short layovers. Also some of the connections have long layovers to destinations in the Middle East and Central Asia with flights arriving at odd hours. You may want to consider doing a stopover in Istanbul instead, which Turkish has a good program for. Lastly, gate security in Istanbul is extensive. So expect a thorough check of your carryon items before your flight. Overall, I enjoyed flying on Turkish. It is a well run airline with good fares to Europe and a great in-flight experience. However, you should consider travel time, especially layovers and the amount of backtracking needed to get to your destination when deciding whether to book.

We flew Turkish Airlines from Madrid to Seattle in 2025, via Istanbul, and we had a great…read moreexperience. Our layover was long enough to be able to get to our next gate, and yet short enough to feel like we weren't wasting time. The flight was frankly luxurious compared to other long international flights. We flew to South America yearly for a while, and the economy experience on Turkish Airlines was like the Business Class experience on the unnamed airline to Montevideo. There were always two options for the meals. My wife was able to get gluten-free meals. The help staff was extremely friendly and helpful. It may well have been the best long flight experience in my life.