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$61 Find Cheap Flights from Boston to Atlanta

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Cheapest round-trip
$102
Overall average: $232
Frontier, Spirit Airlines
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BOS - ATL • Non-stop
Cheapest non-stop
$111
Typical prices: $152-$346
Frontier
Tue 3/31Tue 4/7
BOS - ATL • Non-stop
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JetBlue offers free Wi-Fi and live TV on this route.
Use the FlyLogan app for parking and free Wi-Fi.
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Cheap Flights from Boston to Atlanta (BOS-ATL)

 
Here are some of the best deals found on KAYAK recently from the most popular airlines for round-trip flights from Boston to Atlanta that are departing in the next months. While these flights were available on KAYAK in the last 72 hours, prices and availability are subject to change and deals may expire.
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Recent round-trip flight deals from Boston to Atlanta

Tue, Mar 31 - Wed, Apr 1
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$102Multiple Airlines
Thu, Mar 26 - Tue, Mar 31
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$106Frontier
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$107Frontier
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KAYAK's insights & trends for Boston to Atlanta flights

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Boston to Atlanta to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

What’s the cheapest day of the week to fly from Boston to Atlanta?

The average price of all round-trip flights from Boston to Atlanta clicked on KAYAK for each day over the last 12 months.

When flying from Boston to Atlanta, you should consider leaving on a Friday and avoid Sundays if you are looking for the best rates. For your return to Boston, you’ll find the best rates on Thursdays and the most expensive ones on Sundays.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Boston to Atlanta?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights from Boston to Atlanta, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.

The cheapest month for flights from Boston to Atlanta is September, where tickets cost $217 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are February and May, where the average cost of round-trip tickets is $294 and $253 respectively.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Boston to Atlanta?

To calculate weekly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each week before departure over the last year for round-trip flights from Boston to Atlanta, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the average of all the values for each week.

To get a below average price on the flight from Boston to Atlanta, you should book around 3 weeks before departure, which saves you about 38% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 9 weeks before departure.

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Expert advice for your flight from Boston to Atlanta

 
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KAYAK's tips to save more on a Boston to Atlanta flight

The cheapest day to fly from Boston to Atlanta is generally Saturday, and the cheapest month to fly is typically September.

Booking Advance: Book your flight at least 20 days in advance to save money.

Cheapest Airline: Spirit Airlines generally offers the cheapest flights for this route.

Flight Route: Flying directly from Boston Logan Intl to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson is the cheapest route.

Direct or Layover: It's cheaper to fly direct from Boston to Atlanta than with a layover.

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Low seasonJanuary
Cheapest flight$61
Best time to beat the crowds but there is an average 2% increase in price.
Most popular time to fly and prices are also 6% lower on average.
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Flights from Boston to Atlanta: the best tips from KAYAK users' own experiences

Insights shared by verified travelers who flew the route from Boston to Atlanta 
HopeFlew with Delta
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Pack food unless you’re in first class. No food served.
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Be aware of where you need to go and how to get to your baggage claim.

FAQs for booking flights from Boston to Atlanta

  • What are some good hotels near Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport?

    The Crowne Plaza Atlanta-Airport is only a 13-minute drive from Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport and a 10-minute drive from the Delta Flight Museum. The Holiday Inn Atlanta Airport-North is a budget-friendly option that is a 10-minute drive from the airport and a 30-minute drive from the famous CNN Center.

  • Does Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport have any amenities for business travelers?

    If you are traveling from Boston to Atlanta for work-related reasons, make sure to stop by the business center in Terminal F of Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport after your flight has landed. This center contains numerous services, including faxing, copying, and printing, as well as high-speed WiFi and many electrical outlets, allowing you to check your email and take care of anything else on your to-do list.

  • Does Boston Logan International Airport have any pet relief areas?

    Although Boston Logan International Airport does not currently have any pet relief areas inside of its terminals, there are designated zones placed outside of every Arrivals terminal. These areas can be used by both pets and service animals, and there are complimentary waste disposal bags provided for owners.

  • Does Boston Logan International Airport have any beauty salons?

    To receive some pampering before embarking on your travels, pay a visit to either Classique Salon or Be Relax in Boston Logan International Airport. Both of these salons offer facials, haircuts, manicures, and even massages, making them a popular place for unwinding before boarding and beginning a tiring day of flying.

  • What family services are offered at Logan International Airport (BOS)?

    Yes. BOS is family-oriented and features kid-friendly amenities. Take advantage of the Kidport Areas housed at Gates B30-B36 in Terminal B, Gate 25 in Terminal C, and Gate 18 in Terminal A, and let your tots blow off some steam before your flight to Atlanta. Airport mimics, climbing structures, slides, and a kid-sized Boston Logan tower are all included in these areas. You can find changing rooms with changing tables in all of the airport's washrooms if you're towing along with toddlers.

  • Where can I park at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)?

    Yes. BOS features a range of parking services from short-term and long-term parking to economy parking. If you are going to be in Atlanta for a while, consider parking your car at the off-site economy garage at the intersection of Prescott Street and Service Road. Other than offering inexpensive rates, it has airport shuttles to the airport. Short-term and long-term parking can also be found at the Central Parking Garage. This lot offers a convenient connection to all terminals. Terminals B and E also feature their lots.

  • Are pets welcome at the airport in Atlanta?

    If you wish to tag along with your pet, you will be happy to hear that Hartfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport is pet-friendly and home to seven pet-relief areas. Indoor relief areas are found close to Gates A10, T7, C19, B33, E14, C19, D-Midpoint, and F7. The airport is home to two additional dog park areas at the Arrivals of the International Terminal and at Domestic Terminal South, close to the Ground Transportation Area.

  • What are the transfer options between terminals in Hartfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport?

    Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) serves as Atlanta's primary transportation hub. It features two terminals, International and Domestic, that are connected by a foot tunnel with moving walkways, airport shuttles, and the Plane Train. The terminals are comprised of seven concourses: A, B, C, D, E, F, and T. E and F regularly operate foreign flights in contrast to A-D and T, which operate domestic flights.

  • What is the cheapest flight from Boston to Atlanta?

    In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight from Boston to Atlanta was $61 for a one-way ticket and $102 for a round-trip.

  • Do I need a passport to fly between Boston and Atlanta?

    A passport is not required to fly from Boston to Atlanta.

  • Which airports will I be using when flying from Boston to Atlanta?

    Boston and Atlanta are both served by 1 main airport. You will leave Boston from Boston Logan Intl and will be arriving at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson.

  • Which airlines offer Wi-Fi service onboard planes from Boston to Atlanta?

    JetBlue, Delta, American Airlines, and Aeromexico offer inflight Wi-Fi service on the Boston to Atlanta flight route.

  • Which aircraft models fly most regularly from Boston to Atlanta?

    The Airbus A321neo is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Boston to Atlanta flight route.

  • Which airline alliances offer flights from Boston to Atlanta?

    Star Alliance, oneworld, and SkyTeam are the airline alliances operating flights between Boston and Atlanta, with Star Alliance being the most commonly used for this route.

  • On which days can I fly direct from Boston to Atlanta?

    There are nonstop flights from Boston to Atlanta on a daily basis.

  • Which is the best airline for flights from Boston to Atlanta, Southwest or Delta?

    The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Boston to Atlanta are Southwest and Delta. With an average price for the route of $234 and an overall rating of 8.0, Southwest is the most popular choice. Delta is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of $308 and an overall rating of 7.9.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Boston to Atlanta?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Boston to Atlanta.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Boston to Atlanta?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Atlanta from Boston is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Boston to Atlanta?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Atlanta with an airline and back to Boston with another airline. Booking your flights between Boston and ATL can sometimes prove cheaper using this method.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Boston to Atlanta?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Atlanta from Boston up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

KAYAK’s top tips for finding a cheap flight from Boston to Atlanta

  • Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for $156 or less one-way and $244 or less round-trip.
  • When booking flights from Boston to Atlanta, look into making your reservation with Delta Airlines. As Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the primary hub of Delta Airlines, you will be able to find a variety of flights at varying times and prices, as well as direct choices.
  • If you are an art enthusiast, make sure to stop by the different rotating exhibits that are located in Boston Logan International Airport. New works from a variety of local artists is usually added every few months, and the employees at the Public Services Information Booth can tell you which terminals to visit.
  • For those who are traveling with children, don’t forget to take advantage of all the kid-friendly amenities that can be found in Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport. In addition to private nursing room pods that are placed in every terminal, there is also a children’s play area located in Terminal 6.
  • To grab a bite to eat before your flight from Boston to Atlanta takes off, browse through the many dining options that are found throughout Boston Logan International Airport. Cisco Brew Pub is a classic restaurant that serves beer and burgers, while Legal Sea Foods is a local favorite specializing in fish.
  • If you would like to refresh yourself after a day of traveling, consider purchasing an entry ticket to the Club at ATL private lounge, located in Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Equipped with showers, comfortable seating, televisions, and refreshments, this lounge has everything you need to relax after a long flight.
  • Business travelers who wish to stay on top of their business projects and emails while traveling can do so at the business center in Hyatt Harborside Hotel adjoined to BOS. Perch your laptop at any of their workstations as you exploit their internet services.
  • If you wish to ease your travel stress following your flights from Boston to Atlanta, take a stroll at Atlanta Airport’s forest walk simulation. It is conveniently situated between Concourses B and A with bold and serene artworks.
  • Direct flights from Boston to Atlanta are as eco-friendly as flights with changeovers with an average of 851 kg of carbon being emitted per person on this route. If you wish to fly more sustainably, consider flying with airlines JetBlue and American Airlines. They both release 36% less carbon.
  • If you like traveling, consider booking flights with changeovers. American Airlines offers single-stop flights at Charlotte Douglas Airport (CLT) whereas JetBlue stops at John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK).
  • Purchase lounge access for any of the numerous lounges at BOS such as the Air France Lounge close to Gate 4 of Terminal E or Terminal B’s American Airlines Admirals Club to enjoy amenities such as showers and books before your flight.

Prefer to fly direct from Boston to Atlanta?

 
Direct data is based off flight results for the next 60 days. Find direct flights from all airlines flying direct from Boston Logan Intl to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson.
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Direct departures

Boston Logan Intl to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson

Monday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

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Tuesday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Wednesday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Thursday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Friday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Saturday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Sunday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

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Direct returns

Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson to Boston Logan Intl

Monday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Tuesday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Wednesday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Thursday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Friday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Saturday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

Sunday

Delta,Frontier,JetBlue

Delta,Frontier, +1 more

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Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Boston to Atlanta

 
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7.9
DeltaOverall score based on 8288 reviews
7.8Entertainment
8.1Boarding
7.9Comfort
8.5Crew
7.2Food
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Perhaps when you’re sitting in 1st class and the crew closes the bathroom for the pilots, there could be a notification other than holding your hands up as a blockade when you get there and you’re told the restrooms are closed please turn around … especially at night when visibility is poor and you’re met by a flight attendants with their arms up

10.0 ExcellentDebra, Mar 2026
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Perhaps when you’re sitting in 1st class and the crew closes the bathroom for the pilots, there could be a notification other than holding your hands up as a blockade when you get there and you’re told the restrooms are closed please turn around … especially at night when visibility is poor and you’re met by a flight attendants with their arms up

Loved flying First Class. Very comfortable. The seat was amazing. Enjoyed a movie and was able to relax so much better than in coach.

We landed and sat on the tarmac for 45 minutes because they only have one gate at the airport and there was another plane running late so we had to wait

The WiFi was not working. That made for a long flight.

Stop changing gates. Stop cancelling flights Stop moving my seat.

The boarding process doesn't make sense since some people that will sit behind your rows are boarded before you and then they take up the luggage space above your head. I then have to wait for people to get off the plane before I can go back to get my luggage.

Good flight. Connector flight was delayed so made a short turnaround in Atlanta which was stressful. Otherwise, great crew, Staff in ATL was very informative about the delay and ensured people their connections were fine. Notified the ones that were not. Great communication.

Seat was extremely hard which made even a short 1 hour 20 minute flight fairly uncomfortable.

Flight crew issues delayed my flight by 2 1/2 hours. Causing me to miss my connection.

The staff on board and gate was nice - a welcome change from the usual. We also arrived early, which was a great benefit, given that it takes 30 minutes plus to get bags at SRQ.

Delayed by 1.5 hours. Terrible apologies, half hearted at best. It will be a LONG time until i book w Jet Blue again. Very disappointed.

My check in was stressful. I somehow lost my seat from my original booking, the plane showed no availability/no seat when it was time to check-in. I called and was instructed to try to get a seat at the airport. I asked if it was a full flight and the travel agent said the site showed some seating but was not able to secure one for me. Why not? On my way to the airport the app finally revealed one available seat towards the back of the aircraft that I was able to book. It ended up being an overbooked flight, so glad I wasn't stuck.

Flights with JetBlue from San Diego to Boston are a miserable experience. The flight was delayed about 1.5 hours due to “weather” supposedly but the flights for other airlines left on time so it just have been some kind of weather that only affects JetBlue. I had a small carry on - purse. The crew stored it in a bin 2 rows down from me because they were using the bin next to my seat for other people’s stuff. The TV screen in the emergency row seats does not work. It just was awful from start to finish. When we landed, we had to sit inside the plane for a very long time because the plane had to be moved to a different gate.

They made me check my bag and I didn't need to as there was overhead space available. I paid for a seat towards the front of the plane and it didn't recline. I requested a refund and they declined to give me one.

I have to congratulate Kayak (and Dylan the Chatdeal agent) because because when we decided extended our trip in Florida by two days, there were many direct flights oprions back to Boston available on the Friday we wanted to fly on the JetBlue website, but once I canceled the original JetBlue flight on their website, those direct return options disappeared immediatley! I think it's a game JetBlue plays. . Luckily, I checked Kayak and they had a direct flight that wasn't appearing on JetBlue's website and so I booked it, and we were able to fly home direct through the Kayak booking when JetBlue was offering nothing (even though I have been a True Blue member for 20 years, and also am a Mosaic member). So much for loyalty- their algorithm for booking is like a shell game. JetBlue used to be a good company but now they're worse than anyone. Also I was originally booked this trip to Florida, two months before the departure date, I booked the trip on JetBlue's website and then after the payment part, they said there was a problem and that I needed to do the booking again, so when I immediately went to rebook , the price had gone up 30%! I called them and it sounded like they had heard this so many times before and the guy told me to check back in 10 minutes and the price would be back to where it was when I was booking- it but it never was. How could the price go up 30% in one minute two months before the flight???? They're playing a game with their customers. Anyways, I booked a cheaper flight then at a less convenient time. So fast forward two months the night before the 7 AM flight, they sent me an email at midnight when I was sleeping to let me know that my flight at 7 AM had been canceled. The only thing they offered was a flight that night from from a different airport (Providence) to a different airport in Florida (West Palm Beach) or a flight two days later. No compensation, nothing. They couldn't of tried to get another plane to the Boston airport? They had all night to do it. I passed on their ridiculous options and flew with Delta and it was a great experience. Of course, I had to pay a lot more booking on the same day, but JetBlue doesn't care. I put in a lengthy complaint with the agent who assured me someone would get back to me by email within three days and I haven't heard a thing. JetBlue used to be a good company but now they're among the worst. The only thing they still have is decent legroom, but the corporate bean counters will probably start taking that away too.

We were made to wait in the airport for six hours for a flight that was ultimately canceled.

Both flights were significantly delayed. The flight experience itself was great.

My flight got delayed and eventually canceled, then rescheduled. I and several others had a connection from Boston to Paris and asked several times if we would make it. They assured us we would and then rebooked us mid flight without our consent and closed doors early even though they said they communicated we were a bit delayed. We got stranded in Boston and I opted with being rebooked for a different connection to France since they refused to pay for a Hotel. I've now been in Europe for 5 days and still haven't recieved my bags. There was absolutely no urgency for the fact that I'm in a foreign country with absolutely no change of clothes or any of my medication. Such an overwhelming and frustrating experience.

Automated scanning was slow and somewhat haphazard. Too many people were unfamiliar with the tech and were forced to learn on the fly. The hands off approach of the gate staff made it more uncomfortable. This needs work. Overall the flight and cabin crew were excellent.

The crew for the flight was A+ top notch. They were friendly and professional and made the flight a very relaxing and enjoable.

Delay after delay with little communication then AA lost my luggage and at airport would not assist just said scan this QR code to track your luggage and submit a claim. However QR code provided did not work so have to go back to airport

After changing the departure gate 5 times making us mo e from one side of the airport to the other and then back the flight was delayed nearly 2 hours. The male flight attendant had a bad attitude with the guest being condescending, disrespectful with people who were already on edge.

Easy boarding. Rows are smaller but that may be an older and bigger me now :)

It would have been nice if American tried to care.

American Airlines did everything they could with the high Spring Break crowd. I was frustrated to be changed from 1st class to a middle seat at the back of the plane. This has happened before, not sure booking 1st class and paying the extra actually works.

I booked 1st class, my flights were changed and I was sitting in the middle at the back of the plane. A far cry from the 1st class I purchased for my flights. I am grateful I arrived on time.

There was no beverage service and the only time I saw a crew member walk through the cabin is when we were preparing to land.

Our flight was delayed 3 times and this is why I am giving such low reviews. Everything else was okay but being in the airport at 4:30pm for my initial flight at 7pm to not leave until after 9:30pm is insane,

Flights were constantly delayed. CRW took 50 minutes to get bags

Flight has been delayed every time I've ever taken it. Seats uncomfortable. Children behind me yelling the entire flight. Some of this is out of their control but overall just consistently not a great experience.

Flight was cancelled without explanation or option for same day or next day flight

First off, I had a conversation with a flight attendant that was working this flight. I overheard her telling another flight attendant while we were in line for Chic-Fil-A that the flight was not going to land until 12:47 pm. I found this odd since the flight was to take off at 1:03. I commented to the flight attendant that was going to mess up the on-time take-off She said. if you fly alot you will notice that it's a good thing if the flight even arrives at all. I said that was a low bar. I think that flight attendants represent their airlines whether on board or in the airport ordering food. I was surprised to hear such negativity. However, I have noticed that Spirit flight attendants are usually in a sour mood.. Eventually the flight arrived and I boarded and the flight took off an hour late. There was no direction about the on-board wi-fi. Nor was there any info in the seat back pocket. I don't know if there was wi-fi or not, There were no complimentary snacks or drinks for my row 36 as there was turbulence and the captain asked the flight attendants to stop serving just as they were close to my row. When the turbulence stopped, they did have time to serve us but they did not. Upon arriving, the flight attendant asked anyone not having to catch a flight to Ft. Laudersle which was a tight connection to sit down and let those people pass. I complied but I could not help thinking that if Spirit would have took off on time that they would not have to inconvenience their passengers. All in all, I think Spirit is a mediocre airline at best. There are so many things they could do to improve. Yet, since I only fly Spirit infrequently preferring Southwest and Delta, I like to see if they are improving and sadly no, they are not. One good thing - nice modern seats and interiors.

The bag situation was confusing. I didn’t know I had to pay for Carry ons. The seats were uncomfortable and there was no entertainment

4 hour delay, 2 hours in the airport and then 2 hours on the tarmac. With a flight full of kids it would have been better to leave us in the airport for the delay, it was crying kids chaos on the flight. Miserable. And no apology or airline credit for the significant delay.

The flight itself was great except for an air traffic controller delay. We left 30 min late but they made up most of the time in flight. The booking was frustrating, as we chose a certain flight and it was changed four times. We got to Orlando several hours later than the original flight we chose.

It was delayed but the landing was the smoothest in a while that I’ve had.

Delays due to a "power bank removal", no wifi, pilot said wrong arrival city, stewardess mumbled the word drinks as she rushed past, loud passengers with no enforcement of rules (blasting music out loud on their phones), screaming children

Got to LAX at 3:20 am, the counter personnel did not start to check in bags till 3:40 am. I patiently waited at the priority check in line as they started to take people from the general line. After about 15 minutes of waiting, I approached the lady exactly in front of the priority line and asked her if they would be taking people from the priority line or if I would need to switch to waiting in the general line. She responded “yes”, I then asked her yes to what? And she yelled back at me loudly “I SAID YES!” Needless to say, I waited at the end of the line of the general line. I could have been told the priority line would not be called upon and could have queued in the general line ahead of many people that arrived to cue after I did

Boarding was good, clearly explained and efficient. Staff were helpful, I would've liked a place to get coffee that wasn't Starbucks

See my last comment for the first leg. That should’ve been in here

More inflight connection. And leg space is horrible. And the paying for baggage I'd ridiculous!!!

My flight was originally from SAT to MCO connecting from MCO to ORD. We got diverted to ATL and than Frontier staff there was sooo un helpful first they said they couldn’t give us any accommodation since our flight first got delayed that cancelled and now it’s 221am and I am still in ATL since they said they need to create a new flight my final destination is ORD and I have been delayed twice and cancelled. With no real help the frontier app didn’t work no email updates over all such a horrible experience

There's no seats that lean back with little leg space i wad uncomfortable the entire flight. Your charges for extra baggage is despicable and costly!!

Remind customers of the need to have passport or new ID for boarding.

Flight was canceled. Most upsetting was message from Kayak, stating that the flight was canceled and click with Kayak for details regarding rebook, refund details. THERE'S NO INFORMATION PROVIDED BY KAYAK EXCEPT THAT FLIGHT IS CANCELED. AND NOW THIS SURVEY TO FIND OUT HOW WAS THE FLIGHT !!!!!!!

The flight never took off and we spent 7 hours at the airport

Gate not determined until I got to the airport - hard to plan the trip to the airport.

Our flight was canceled. I will never use Kayak nor Frontier for travel again. The entire experience was a headache.

Frontier.. nickel and dime add-ons. Flight late, on time, late again, last minute gate change, arrival gate required a shuttle to the terminal. They sure keep you guessing.. if you like a little chaos and airport anxiety, this is the airline for you!

This is my second time flying with Frontier. My current experience was very favorable. The staff from the gate to the plane was friendly, warm and professional. The food options lacked in my opinion. This area needs some attention in my opinion.

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