We like flying Delta Airlines. Prior to retiring I had a job where I was constantly traveling…read more Every week sometimes multiple flights per week I was on an airplane. I've traveled all major airlines and I have to say by far Delta is the best. From the ambience on the plane to the entertainment. Overall most aspects of my flights have been very pleasing. I will say the one opportunity I see is customer service. I worked for a company that prioritizes customer service and safety. I am very in tune with the delicate balance between the two. Having flown Delta for several years and prior to retiring I was diamond with them. I will say my customer service experience has been about 50-50. On our last trip, we flew from Phoenix to Miami with a layover in Detroit. We enjoy the fact that they have entertainment on the flight. I like the TV monitors in the back of the headrest of the seat in front of me. I like this because I don't have to look down at my electronic device. I will say I feel like they are one of the most consistent Airlines when it comes to on time arrivals and luggage. Like I said, I've flown them for many years and never had an issue with my luggage. I've flown other airlines who have lost my luggage, Miss tagged my luggage, but Delta seems to have a pretty good system in place for managing luggage.

I despise Delta. Unfortunately I had to sit on their flights twice in the last 3 months and the…read moreexperience was thoroughly horrible each time. Coming back from Hawaii, our trip was initially delayed. After a few hours of troubleshooting, they decided to cancel the flight so we got vouchers for food and a dingy Motel. So, we try again to leave the following day. Obviously if you plan to go to work the day after trip this is horrible. i had to cancel on a number of my patients which, as a professional, I hate to do so last minute. I just wish that Delta was just as professional but unfortunately not. More recently, I traveled internationally and I was told that certain comfort products were banned according to Delta policy. In the back of my head I figure "okay if it's not TSA approved i can understand that". But when I looked into it further, it turns out only Delta has this policy. Whether it's an inflatable or neck pillow or seat cushion, these products are banned because they want you to buy their premium seats. As consumers budgets are getting Tighter and Tighter, it is very unfortunate that a company that is as big and as global as Delta is pinching pennies At this rate I might as well go for a budget airline if I'm going to be nickel and dimed. In the last year, my partner lost luggage accessories and customer service refused to reimburse him. I'd love to give them the benefit of the doubt but honestly, these back to back mishaps just reflect their poor business integrity. Moving forward, we'll take our business elsewhere.

My Favorite Airport to Fly Out Of!…read more Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) is my go-to airport whenever I travel, and I absolutely love flying Delta! Being one of Delta's major hubs, DTW makes traveling convenient, and I've always had great experiences flying out of here. The airport is spacious, clean, modern, and well-organized. There's a great variety of restaurants, shops, and places to relax before catching a flight. I especially appreciate how easy it is to navigate the McNamara Terminal, even though it's quite large! I've flown out of DTW many times, and it's always a pleasure. From the airport atmosphere to the convenience of flying Delta, it's a great way to start a vacation! DTW continues to be my favorite airport, and Delta remains my airline of choice! Looking forward to many more trips!

I would like to express my disappointment with the customer service I experienced in the baggage…read morescreening area at Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW). An employee with the last name Orso displayed an unnecessarily rude attitude and a cold, unprofessional demeanor during the interaction. Customer service and professionalism should be a standard expectation, regardless of the time of day. It was approximately 9:00 a.m., and there was absolutely no reason for passengers to be met with such an unpleasant attitude. Travelers deserve to be treated with basic courtesy, respect, and professionalism, especially when navigating airport security and baggage screening. I understand that airport staff work in demanding environments, but that does not excuse poor customer service or a dismissive attitude toward passengers. A simple, respectful interaction can make a significant difference in the overall travel experience. DTW, please address these customer service concerns and reinforce the importance of professionalism, courtesy, and respect among your staff. Passengers should not have to deal with unnecessary hostility when simply trying to get through the airport. Please do better.

Ok. Here me out. I was never a fan. Having my original flight fall through, may not be the…read moregreatest, but Spirit y'all saved the day!!!!! Words I never thought I would say... I was able to walk right up to the counter and get a cheap last minute flight for the next day. And because I was at the airport, I didn't have to pay the additional fees. The agent truly went above and beyond to get my needs resolved.

I dont get the low reviews…read more I love traveling and I love a good deal. My flight to and from Detroit was $32 each way. You have to add for everything.. carry on, seats .. wifi.. etc .. I didn't need all that. I've been lucky when I check in and get a window seat. The terminals are spacious and very clean, but very scarce on outlets. The gate agents are friendly.. however if you have a personal bag, make sure it fits in their sizers..

I very much appreciated the flight detail confirmation text and email leading up to my flight with…read moreAmerican Airlines. The confirmations not only reminded me of the actual time of my flight, but when I could check-in, and gate changes as well! Based on previous flight experiences, I downloaded the mobile application which provided me with leeway prior to my arrival at Evans terminal - Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW). As someone who not only had just a carry-on bag with me, but had to drop off a rental car as well; the mobile application provided me with my boarding pass and allowed me to check-in ahead of time and head straight to TSA rather than to see an American Airlines agent. As for my airport experience, TSA was expectedly crowded, but the line moved at a very acceptable pace! The only things I removed were my shoes, belt, jacket, half marathon medal, and my obsidian bracelet and ring placing each item inside of my bag or backpack. And I had no issues whatsoever when going through the body scanning machine because I had removed everything I forementioned. The American Airlines gate was easy to locate within Evans terminal; it appeared professional, even with some of its hidden flaws like USB and charging outlets that do not work. Now, the boarding process felt painless for this flight back to Chicago, even being part of boarding group 9 which boards last! It was a very organized process unlike my experience boarding with the American Airlines in Philadelphia Pennsylvania which reminded me of flying with Spirit Airlines, tehehe, but I digress! While onboard the flight, I relaxed since the flight was short from Detroit, Michigan to Chicago, Illinois. The only communication I had with the flight attendants was the boarding flight hello, and the airplane departure "thank you" and "goodbye" greeting. As for the airplane interior, I loved that the seat was spacious enough to where I could adjust myself while seated. I had an acceptable amount of foot space to where my military-style backpack could fit underneath the seat in front of me. And I was grateful to have a USB and charging outlet within the seat area in order to charge my cell phone because the last thing I wanted was to have a dead cell phone prior to arriving at my destination. In closing, I am open to choosing and recommending American Airlines to a friend, relative or colleague after this experience. Safe travels, and blessings to all that read this review. ~Blessings~ Thomas G

Greeted warmly by the gate agent and received the requested accommodations. We encountered an issue…read morewith air traffic control losing all communication, which led to a major ground stoppage in Dallas(both airports) and a diversion to Oklahoma City. The pilots and crew did an EXCEPTIONAL job keeping passengers updated and handling a very challenging situation.

This goes out to the women who fly internationally. Do not fly Turkish Airlines. On a recent trip I…read morewas flying on Turkish because of the price. On the flight home from Istanbul to Chicago I dozed off on takeoff. I was woken by an extremely gross smell. Upon opening my eyes there was a pair of naked feet in front of me up against my closed tray table. I was in an aisle seat, middle section, and the man sitting on the other aisle seat had taken off his shoes and socks, put down the middle tray table, had his legs on the table and his bare feet in front of me. I asked him to put his feet down, nicely, and he just looked at me. I assumed he didn't speak English so I pointed at his feet and then the floor. Here's what happened next: He raised his hand as if to hit me. I jumped out of my seat, reached over and pressed the call button. A flight attendant came and I showed her the situation and told her he had threatened me. She didn't see the "problem ", her word, and told me he had a right to do it. She then asked the man in Turkish, I assume, to put his feet down. He ignored her. Another flight attendant came over and I again explained what happened and that I was feeling sick and nauseated. They told me they could not reseat the man and that different airlines have different rules. Finally, a male flight attendant came over and talked to the man. The man put his feet down and the flight attendant proudly informed me he got the man to put his socks back on, problem solved. As the flight was less than full I asked if I could move. They said no problem. I asked if I could move to business and they lied and said it was full. We were just behind business and when the curtain was open it was obvious it wasn't full. They could have just said no they didn't have to lie. I gathered most of my stuff and found an aisle seat a couple of rows back. At this point I felt like I was going to vomit and went to the toilet. I was in there for over 20 minutes retching. At one point a flight attendant knocked and asked if I was okay. I said no, she walked away. When I got out of the toilet I went to retrieve a couple of items I hadn't moved. One of the flight attendants moved what I had left in my original seat to my new seat. 1 or 2 small things were missing, I don't care. The flight attendants reiterated to me the man was in the right, they had informed the pilot and he agreed. I filed a complaint with Turkish on their website. They acknowledged receipt and said they would get back to me within 14 days. That was about 3 weeks ago. My bottom line is this. I know there are cultural differences. But all the flight attendants deferred to the man. The female flight attendants would not speak to him, with the one exception, only the male flight attendant. The bare stinky feet were bad enough but they stuck up for the man for physically threatening me. I shudder to think what could have happened if he had actually attacked me.

On the flight TK 205 to DTW on 19th April, due to very high turbulence, like many other passengers…read moreI got sick and vomited. Now the shocking part here is that after seeing me being sick, the staff did not offer help. The biggest shock is when I requested help, I was denied help twice. 1 - I had a bag full of vomit and requested another bag to dispose it, I was told they don't have any big bag and denied taking it from my hand while I was tearing and coughing my throat out. 2 - when I requested to take my vomit full of blanket to discard, the staff told me to do it myself or shove it behind the chair. 3 - when I asked for any medicine, I was denied instantly. I cannot believe the incompetency, rudeness and untrained staff behaviour. No words to this. This was my first experience with Turkish Airlines

Based on my Experience June 18. 2026 the agent in Detroit, departing flights named Sondra D,I will…read moregive 10 stars ‼ Delta canceled my flight, because of a maintenance issue, the guy at Delta was rude and nasty, I was stressed because me, my daughter and her daughter have the same birthday, and I needed to desperately get on the next flight. Sondra D was so kind and patient and professional, which is very rare with TSA, must be rude and nasty have to be a prerequisite to work for the airline ‼ It's rare and refreshing when you get a good one! Thanks Sondra S and I pray this message reaches you!!!

This was the flight from Detroit to San Francisco. It was approximately a five hour flight. We got…read moreserved drinks and snacks as soon as we were up in the air. They had complimentary water, coffee, juice or soda. They had choices of three snacks: chocolate cookie, pretzels or fruit bar. I always get a chocolate cookie and cranberry juice. The flight attendants also went up and down the aisles multiple times and offered water and orange juice. This was one of their older and smaller planes, so no screen on the back of the seats. You need to use your phone or iPad. They do offer complimentary movies and shows from their app.

This was a first time experience with Air France. I had heard mixed reviews about how tough it was…read more The airport check-in was easy to navigate at the airport. It was simple in Detroit, but there was a delay in Paris to Madrid. However, the checkin and boarding were simple and through. I had a nice meal at the airport and the wide body planes are comfortable. There was plenty of food and drinks. They kept you fed. The staff is also helpful. It was a good experience and have no problem taking them again in the future.

This flight was my favorite flight ever! I had the best food, a fish with sauce! The service was…read moreamazing and the seats were great for the old Boeing 777-200EE.

Very tight seating!! Ok for a short trip, but no longer…read more They damaged my bag on the way to vacation and something rancid spilled all over it. Since I thought it would air out, I let it go, but hadn't noticed the damage to my wheels. When I got home I filed a complaint about whatever dead animal spilled on my luggage and the broken wheels. They wouldn't do anything because it wasn't in the FIRST FOUR HOURS!!

We are now going on day 2 of what was a three time delayed, ending up canceled flight from Detroit…read moreto Atlanta. Today , we had to catch a flight to Denver, for a layover to get to Atlanta , and now having maintenance issues which will delay us and possible miss our connecting flight. Not to mention, staff at check in had no sense of professionalism .... No matter the price, we will NEVER BE BOOKING WITH FRONTIER AIRLINES AGAIN. It's only a matter of time until they are in the same boat as spirit airlines. Just throw the whole airline away at this point .

In the end it worked out, but this story is mind-blowing. I went to check in online for my flight,…read more24 hours ahead of time. There was an option to pay $15 more per person for expedited security. I hesitated because there are four in my family, but paid to have peace of mind. I printed the boarding passes. When we got to TSA Pre-check, I showed the boarding passes and they said I had to return to the check-in counter to get a sticker or stamp. I did and they said that the airport (Detroit International) was "too small" for JetBlue to have this feature (even though this is a huge hub for many airlines)! But, I could call JetBlue and get a refund - no problem. (This made no sense!) We ran to the regular Security, at the other end of the terminal. When I called JetBlue, the first agent told me that I couldn't get a refund because we had already used the tickets (!) - i.e. that we hadn't made the call (which took 30 minutes) before going through Security (!), but we could get a JetBlue credit on a future flight. I asked to speak with the manager and spoke with two managers, and the 2nd manager said she couldn't change the policy and actually hung up on me (!). I called back and was greeted courteously and the matter was taken care of. The agent said I would get a refund and even apologized for the drama (!). Persistence pays off, but what kind of customer service is this?

TravisNovi Just Now…read moreWorst experience I have ever had on an airline. And I have flown for work all over the world in my 30+ years as an electronics engineer. JET Blue is HORRIBLE! 3 days in a row our flight from Detroit to Fort Lauderdale was canceled due to NO workers! IT WAS OUR HONEYMOON and told the staff at DTW so. In hopes they would help in SOME way. They laughed and said "This is how we do it here" as if reciting a rap song. The People working at the gate were the most unprofessional people I had EVER seen in this industry. There was 5 or 6 of them standing there doing nothing but talking underneath their breath about us. My wife heard "She can't even be sad; she has too much Botox" and all laughed. I did not here this or might have gotten bad! Again, it was our honeymoon, so keeping a smile on my face to not upset my wife. I asked Is there ANYTHING you can do to help us.. As my wife was crying and it was the second day, we were told, check our email, you were rebooked for the next day. We were going to the Bahamas, so was not that easy to just wait till the next day for a flight. No compassion, no I'm sorry, No, let me try to find something...... Just No. Out entire honeymoon was ruined JUST because of Jet Blue and the completely RUDE and useless staff. The sweet lady at American Airlines was MUCH more helpful and tried to help more than JB. The absolute worst part was seeing my wife broken hearted as she been waiting for this since she was a little girl. At 46 we expected some help and got 0. We sat home for a week upset over this and just could not believe what just happened. In this day and age, where customer service should be somewhat helpful as everything is outsourced or done my nonhumans, you would think "We do have a chance for a positive outcome." Totally crushed solely by JET BLUE!!! Thanks. Travis T. travisnovi gmail

When I when on this flight I knew it was going to be great. When I heard the roar of the engines I…read morewent into shock on how loud the engines were and they obviously were working as as hard as I was on my computer was until the engines rumble so strongly it turned my computer completely off and I was so happy because I was reading a book I hated and when we landed I thought we landed on a thing of frozen bumpy butter. I would give it six stars if I could.

This company was the most stress-free smooth airline I've ever ridden on. All of my worried ceased…read moreas I stepped on the airplane. Worried about your posture? No problem! The seats will keep your slouched back at a solid 45 degree angle throughout the duration of your flight. Worried about not waking up in time to deplane? Worry no more air Canada has your back! The shaking and from the plane slamming into the ground and the screeching of the tires is enough racket to wake up a narcoleptic 80 year old in a coma. All in all 10/10 experience WILL be flying again. I'm