Rate 4.8 for this call. I only waited for 10 minutes for a customer service representative, which…read moreis great! The representative couldn't find my reservation (because it was booked by the cruise line) she gave me the correct AA number. She got my seats assigned and requested a wheelchair on both legs of my trip within 6 minutes. The customer service representative was very professional, knowledgeable and courteous. Satisfied customer.

Alaskan Airlines has it's headquarters in SeaTac, Washington, within the Seattle metro area. It is…read moreone of the largest airline in North America covering the Pacific Northwest. To book a ticket, it can be done through their app or on a computer by logging into your account or creating one. Fees for checked baggage, pet travel, paid upgrades, and same day confirmed changes can be paid during online check-in or at any of the airport ticket counters. Unaccompanied minor service fees can only be paid in-person during check in at any Alaska or Hawaiian Airlines airport service desk. Loyalty members can get free checked bags and upgrades to their seats.There is also paid upgrades for food and beverages. In the SeaTac Airport, concourse D had a club for ticketed travelers to wait between flights.

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!

Our first flight was delayed. Once we arrived to SEA to our connection to LAX we found out the…read moresecond flight had left early. When waiting to speak to a gate agent we were met with Christine at Gate A2 at Seattle Airport. We mentioned to Christine that we missed the flight because of the reasons written above. Immediately we were being yelled at by Christine. " GATES CLOSE 15 MIN TO DEPARTURE" I stated that "I understood that. If the plane hadn't left early we would have made the connecting flight" she continues her harsh tone. " I DIDN'T TAKE THE PLANE OFF!" My mother and I paused because she was quite aggressive. I told her " Are we speaking to you with hostility? Why are we receiving this tone from you?" With amazement she responds with " I am speaking to you with hostility! What do you want to do about it." Shocked my mother reply's with " you must be having a long day" with remorse and she says " MY DAY HAS JUST STARTED" Absolutely horrible employee delta has chosen to handle customers. Unapologetic and acknowledging hostility when receiving none. Not only was the scheduling of delta to have a connecting flight leave early with out the paying lay over customers. To then be given Christine the hostile employee really ruined the end of our vacation. I hope this isn't in the training that Delta provides for employees on how to handle customers looking for other ways to get home. Christine is responsible for us considering other airlines when flying next time.

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.

This is a low-coster. It is disingenuous to expect full-price service…read more Your gates WILL be in the farthest corners of the airport. You will be pestered with emails suggesting to pay for this and that in advance to make your trip more pleasant or predictable. You MAY be asked to prove that your hand luggage fits in their size bins (there were two next to my gate with stern warnings, so you can try in advance). You CAN pay through the app in the airport if you need to convert your personal item into a carry-on but that will eat some of the savings. The seats do not tilt; because of that the seating area is actually wider and pant size 42 man comfortably fits with no intrusion to the neighboring space. IMHO 44 should fit too. Your flight crew WILL be nice and bottomless tea or coffee will be 4 bucks. The lavatory is, probably, not cleaned between the flights. I was first and the seat was already "sprinkled" and one of two rolls of toilet paper was already down to the bare core. Short delays are very common with Frontier (at least on LAX-SEA they are) but usually they recover most of it through the flight. My flight left 20 minutes late but arrived on-time. If you fly with just the "personal item" AKA small backpack 18x14x8", accept the toilet situation (I am not saying that they never clean, only that on my flight it was not - for sure), and OK with the need to walk / take a free shuttle from the gate to the airplane, you will save 35%. If you have carry on, you will save ~15%, and if you are flexible with your travel dates, you will fly half-price comparing to the major airlines. The caveat is the usual - no changes and no upgrades of anything.

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.

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.

Had amazing experience flying from Seattle to Helsinki to my home country Latvia with Finnair…read more Finnair expanded their flights and I was happy to see that I can fly trough Helsinki instead of Frankfurt to my home country out of Seattle because layover was shorter and it's also only 1 hour flight from Helsinki to Riga. Finnair partner up with British airways business lounge and it was very decent food and drinks (compare what I had with Lufthansa last year few celery sticks and a cookie). The lounge wasn't so big and one can hear some rude people speaking loud on their phones but it had a nice view of the runway. Our flight was on time and I was settling in my Business class seat after short boarding process. They welcomed me with the drink ( I choose their signature blueberry juice and Northern Blush cocktail -must try) and they also provide amenity kit (which was disappointing) It didn't had toothbrush or any socks, also their cream had very bad smell and texture. I hope they will improve that. The wireless phone charger didn't work for me because my phone has a case and it was not picking it up. Pillow blanket and pad were provided, also I noticed that I didn't got any slippers because when I was leaving the plane I saw many people had same slippers. Food was very good on the way there. I had for an appetizer crab meat with mayo mousse, caprese salad and nice piece of salmon with veggies. For dessert I had raspberry tart with tea. And plenty of blueberry juice- thats my favorite! (Unfortunately food on the way back wasn't great. They ran out of their signature drink Northern Blush at Helsinki which is Finnair hub!!! Smocked salmon on the way back was too salty and too smocked. Weird food options like shrimp quiche for breakfast or pork dinner which is not so appealing even to person that doesn't have any dietary restrictions. Both breakfast and dinner were bad, breakfast looked poor and tasted poor and dinner I couldn't even eat. Also why to serve cauliflower as a side on a long haul flights). Important to note seat doesn't recline but it lay flat! So you can't adjust it for a recliner like on other planes. Also belt is like in a car. But it didn't bothered me because I could adjust leg part of the seat but not the back. Entertainment was good and they had a lot of good new movies available. I wasn't bored at all! I watch Missis Harris goes to Paris (what an amazing inspirational movie) and The unbearable weight of massive talent. Bed was cozy and I had 4 h nap and woke up to breakfast. Hour and a half before landing in Helsinki they served us Breakfast which was very generous. It had cheese & ham, croissant, bread muffin, fruits, omelette, yogurt and mini jam. I was full and ready to spend 6 h layover at Helsinki! (Originally was 1h40m but then they changed it) Enjoyed my flight and definetely will consider again. Hopefully they will keep their good pricing compare to Swiss and Lufthansa!

I recently flew with Finnair from Seattle, WA to Vilnius, Lithuania; it was a wonderful experience…read morefrom start to finish. I was a bit skeptical at first as I had originally booked with British Air, only to find out that the flights were operated by Finnair. Thankfully, there was clear communication regarding flight details once booked. Onboard, the cabin crew were exceptionally friendly and attentive, ensuring all passengers were comfortable.The meals served were well proportioned for "airline food." You must try their signature blueberry juice! There was a slight delay departing Seattle, but I had no issues with my connecting flight in Helsinki. All of my other flights took off on time, and we arrived a few minutes early each time. The only drawback is with luggage. My particular ticket was for carry-on luggage only. Finnair has a max combined weight of 8kg (~17.5 lbs), which can be difficult to meet with most suitcases. I used a light-weight travel backpack and just barely made the cutoff. Overall, Finnair exceeded my expectations, and I highly recommend them for anyone traveling from Seattle, WA to Vilnius, Lithuania. I will be flying with Finnair again!