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$130 Find Cheap Flights from Boston to San Diego

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Cheapest round-trip
$267
Overall average: $401
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BOS - SAN • Non-stop
Cheapest one-way
$130
Typical prices: $177-$349
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BOS - SAN • 2 stops
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JetBlue provides free gate-to-gate Wi-Fi and live TV.
Expect long lines for the shuttle to car rentals at SAN.
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Cheap Flights from Boston to San Diego (BOS-SAN)

 
Here are some of the best deals found on KAYAK recently from the most popular airlines for round-trip flights from Boston to San Diego 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 San Diego

Fri, May 1 - Fri, May 8
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6:00 am - 9:15 am
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SAN
6h 15mnonstop
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8:30 pm - 5:07 am
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BOS
5h 37mnonstop
$267JetBlue
Fri, May 8 - Sun, May 10
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4:00 pm - 7:17 pm
BOS
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SAN
6h 17mnonstop
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3:15 pm - 11:58 pm
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BOS
5h 43mnonstop
$272JetBlue
Mon, Apr 13 - Mon, Apr 20
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3:50 pm - 7:15 pm
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6h 25mnonstop
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8:35 pm - 5:04 am
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5h 29mnonstop
$282JetBlue
Tue, Apr 28 - Tue, May 5
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9:00 am - 6:41 pm
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12h 41m
1 stop
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8:07 am - 4:53 pm
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BOS
5h 46mnonstop
$285Alaska Airlines
Wed, May 13 - Sat, May 16
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6:00 am - 9:15 am
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6h 15mnonstop
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9:35 pm - 6:10 am
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BOS
5h 35mnonstop
$287JetBlue
Fri, May 8 - Sat, May 16
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6:00 am - 9:15 am
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6h 15mnonstop
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5h 35mnonstop
$288JetBlue
Fri, May 1 - Mon, May 4
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4:00 pm - 7:17 pm
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6h 17mnonstop
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5h 37mnonstop
$289JetBlue
Tue, Apr 28 - Fri, May 1
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6:00 am - 9:24 am
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6h 24mnonstop
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8:30 pm - 5:07 am
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$290JetBlue
Fri, May 1 - Fri, May 8
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6h 15mnonstop
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$291JetBlue
Tue, May 5 - Sun, May 10
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6h 17mnonstop
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KAYAK's insights & trends for Boston to San Diego flights

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Boston to San Diego 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 San Diego?

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

If you are looking for a flight deal from Boston to San Diego, look for departures on Tuesdays and avoid leaving on a Sunday, as it's usually the priciest day. When flying back from San Diego, Wednesday is the cheapest day to fly and Sunday is the most expensive.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Boston to San Diego?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights from Boston to San Diego, 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 San Diego is January, where tickets cost $329 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are December and April, where the average cost of round-trip tickets is $466 and $401 respectively.

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

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 San Diego, 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 San Diego, you should book around 3 weeks before departure, which saves you about 48% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 10 weeks before departure.

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Expert advice for your flight from Boston to San Diego

 
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KAYAK teamed up with top travel experts to share the best tips for your journey.
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Harriet Baskas

Harriet Baskas

Expert on JetBlue and Alaska Airlines

Harriet is an award-winning journalist who is happiest in an airport or an unusual museum. Her stories about airports, air travel, and the business of travel have appeared on NBC News, CNBC, USA TODAY, The Points Guy and other outlets. She is the creator of the StuckatTheAirport.com blog and the author of nine books. When not out on the road or exploring the latest airport amenities, she’s home in Seattle getting ready for the next adventure.

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Stefanie Waldek is a freelance space, travel, and design writer based in Saratoga Springs, NY. Her words have appeared in Space.com, Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Architectural Digest, and House Beautiful, among other publications. An expert in aviation and expedition cruising, Stefanie is frequently up in the air or on the sea, likely en route to Antarctica or the Arctic.

Brandon Schultz

Brandon Schultz

Expert on SAN

Brandon Schultz is an award-winning food and travel writer based in New York City. His work has appeared in Forbes, AAA, Thrillist, Travel + Leisure, and The Daily Meal, among many others, and he is the author of 6 books, including 3 cookbooks.

Blane Bachelor

Blane Bachelor

Expert on BOS

Blane Bachelor is a journalist and editor specializing in travel and aviation who writes regularly for top global outlets. Born and raised in Florida, Blane has worked and lived in four countries, including the Netherlands, where she’s currently based with her family. Her favorite way to get to know a new destination is by running or riding a bike around town – or hearing a spooky ghost story about local history. She will always choose the window seat.

KAYAK's tips to save more on a Boston to San Diego flight

Based on the flight data, it is generally cheapest to fly from Boston to San Diego on a Tuesday in January. Here are some tips to help you save money when booking this route:

Cheapest Route: Opt for the direct route from Boston Logan Intl to San Diego.

Booking Advance: Book your flight at least 124 days in advance for the best price.

Cheapest Airline: Consider flying with Spirit Airlines, they generally offer the cheapest fares.

Direct or Layover: Direct flights are significantly cheaper than those with a layover.

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Good to know

Low seasonJanuary
Cheapest flight$130
Best time to beat the crowds with an average 11% drop in price.
Most popular time to fly with an average 8% increase in price.
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Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel from Boston to San Diego based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
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Flights from Boston to San Diego: the best tips from KAYAK users' own experiences

Insights shared by verified travelers who flew the route from Boston to San Diego 
CarolFlew with Alaska Airlines
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Jul 2024
Bring your own entertainment (book, puzzles, devices). T mobile offers free internet with Alaska!
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Be prepared to wait in long line for shuttle to car rental complex.

FAQs for booking flights from Boston to San Diego

  • What is the quickest way to get from San Diego International Airport to downtown San Diego?

    Rather than renting a car or waiting for taxis, you can take the train into the city from the airport. The fastest way to get from San Diego International Airport is by taking the Amtrak Intercity train to downtown San Diego. You will need to take the Metropolitan Transit System Route 992 to Santa Fe Depot train station downtown.

  • Are there nearby hotels at San Diego International Airport?

    There is a good choice of hotels nearby when you land at San Diego International Airport. The nearest hotel is the Holiday Inn Express San Diego Airport-Old Town, which offers a free airport shuttle for guests. Alternatively, you can check into the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina, which is only half a mile away from the airport.

  • Can I fly from Boston to San Diego non-stop?

    Yes, there are two airlines that offer direct, non-stop flights from Boston to San Diego. The airlines offering these flights, which take less than seven hours, are Alaska Airlines and JetBlue Airways. Delta and American Airlines’ flights to San Diego tend to have layovers at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport.

  • Which airlines have a hub at San Diego International Airport?

    San Diego International Airport is not a hub for any airline but is a focus city for both Alaska Airlines and Southwest Airlines. The services you can expect from Alaska Airlines include complimentary snacks and beverages, as well as free movies and TV shows. On Southwest Airlines you will have free in-flight, non-alcoholic beverages as well as complimentary pretzels and Nabisco snacks.

  • Can I leave my car at Boston Logan International Airport till I return?

    You can leave your car at BOS till you return from your trip since this airport’s Central Parking Garage offers short-term and long-term parking spots. This garage is accessible to all of the airport’s terminals via pedestrian bridges on Level 4. Since its limited spots are often in demand, it’s advisable to reserve your space as early as possible.

  • Where can I breastfeed my baby before and after my flight from Boston to San Diego?

    BOS and SAN feature nursing rooms where mothers can nurse their children and pump milk. At BOS, nursing rooms are on the Landside and Airside of Terminal A and close to Gate B7, while Mamava suites are near Gate B18, Gate C8, and Gates E1 and E9. At SAN, there are lactation rooms on the second level of Terminal 1 West Rotunda, the ground level of Terminal 1 East Rotunda, and near Gate 34 in Terminal 2.

  • Where can I get emergency assistance at San Diego International Airport?

    If you need transportation assistance, emergency housing, or have general airport queries, visit Traveler’s Aid, a non-profit organization that assists stranded passengers at various USA airports. At SAN, it has counters in the Baggage Claims of Terminals 1 and 2.

  • Where can I pray before/after my flight from Boston to San Diego?

    In case you’d like a quiet place to pray before embarking on your flight, you can do so at BOS’ Our Lady of the Airways Chapel, an interfaith chapel on the Arrivals Level of Terminal C. After landing, you can pray at the airport’s Meditation room, on the Airside of Terminal 2.

  • Which airlines offering flights from Boston to San Diego are eco-friendly?

    Alaska, Jet Blue, and Delta Air Lines are ranked as the leading eco-friendly airlines in the USA. This being the case, if you’d like to travel with an airline committed to safeguarding the environment, consider traveling with these airlines.

  • Where can I rejuvenate before exiting San Diego International Airport?

    To rejuvenate, visit SAN’s Be Relax Spa near Gates 26 and 36 in Terminal 2. This spa offers elite massages and spa treatments. Here, you can count on getting value for your money, given that it boasts experienced staff.

  • What is the cheapest flight from Boston to San Diego?

    In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight from Boston to San Diego was $130 for a one-way ticket and $267 for a round-trip.

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

    No, a passport isn't needed to fly from Boston to San Diego. However, local authorities might ask for an official ID.

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

    JetBlue, Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta offer inflight Wi-Fi service on the Boston to San Diego flight route.

  • Which aircraft models fly most regularly from Boston to San Diego?

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

  • Which airline alliances offer flights from Boston to San Diego?

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

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

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

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

    The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Boston to San Diego are Southwest and Delta. With an average price for the route of $427 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 $354 and an overall rating of 7.9.

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

    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 San Diego.

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

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to San Diego 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 San Diego?

    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 San Diego with an airline and back to Boston with another airline. Booking your flights between Boston and SAN 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 San Diego?

    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 San Diego 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 San Diego

  • Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for $194 or less one-way and $283 or less round-trip.
  • Looking to relax before your flight from Boston to San Diego? There are several airline lounges at Boston Logan Airport, open to all classes of passenger. Delta Sky Club has two locations in Terminal A or there is the American Airlines Admirals Club located in Terminal B. Alternatively, you can check into the Be Relax spa in Terminal C.
  • If you need to entertain the children on your flight to San Diego, you will find three play areas located around Boston Logan Airport. Offering a safe place for your children to play, Kidport is equipped with climbing structures, a kid-sized replica of Boston Logan’s control tower, plus lots more. You will find one at Terminals A, B, and C.
  • If you are bringing your service animal or pet on your flight from Boston to San Diego, before you fly you will find pet relief areas outside every terminal, on the Arrivals level of Boston Logan Airport. You will also find a pet relief area at Terminal E, post-security. Once you land at San Diego International Airport, you will find seven pet relief areas, both indoor and outdoor.
  • If you or someone you are traveling with has a disability, there are plenty of services and amenities at Boston Logan Airport to make their visit comfortable. In addition to accessible restrooms in each terminal, there are elevators and ramps to make accessing terminals, garages, and curbs easier.
  • Where are the best places to eat at Boston Logan Airport? Terminal B at Boston Logan Airport has the best selection of restaurants, mainly pre-security. From Villa Pizza and WPizza by Wolfgang Puck to three Dunkin‘ Donuts outlets and two Legal Seafoods restaurants, you will have many dining options. If you are craving some local cuisine, head to Dine Boston to experience delicious seasonal ingredients from guest chefs at Terminal E.
  • Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) is Greater Boston’s and New England’s primary airport. Located 3 miles from Boston’s downtown, this air transit hub serves as a hub for Delta and Cape Air and a focus city for JetBlue. San Diego International Airport (SAN) is the primary airport for the Greater San Diego Area. It’s located three miles northwest of downtown San Diego.
  • If you want to travel to BOS via public transit, you can take the MBTA Blue Line to the Airport Station. At this station, you’ll transfer to a Massport Shuttle bus which will drop you at your terminal. Alternatively, you can take the MBTA Red Line or Commuter Rail to South Station. At this station, you’ll transfer to a Route SL1 Silver Line bus which will transport you to your terminal.
  • At SAN, you can rent a car quite easily, given that this airport features an off-site Consolidated Rental Car Center. The facility is accessible by free shuttles that connects it to the airport. It houses locations for multiple car rental agencies, including Enterprise, Avis, Dollar, Firefly, Fox, Hertz, Ace, and Zipcar.

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Boston Logan Intl to San Diego

Monday

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Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Friday

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Saturday

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Sunday

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San Diego to Boston Logan Intl

Monday

Alaska Airlines,Delta,JetBlue

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Tuesday

Alaska Airlines,Delta,JetBlue

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Wednesday

Alaska Airlines,Delta,JetBlue

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Thursday

Alaska Airlines,Delta,JetBlue

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Friday

Alaska Airlines,Delta,JetBlue

Alaska Airlines,Delta, +1 more

Saturday

Alaska Airlines,Delta,JetBlue

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Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Boston to San Diego

 
See real verified KAYAK customer reviews for airlines flying from Boston to San Diego. Airline scores are aggregated from all reviews left by passengers on KAYAK after flying with an airline. KAYAK doesn’t show reviews that are older than 5 years. Learn how KAYAK collects reviews.
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7.9
Alaska AirlinesOverall score based on 12072 reviews
7.8Comfort
8.1Boarding
7.0Food
7.0Entertainment
8.5Crew
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I have been flying commercial for decades. I was in one of the ladder boarding groups, had my bag tagged because they thought there was not going to be enough space for it in the overhead bins. I politely asked one of the attendance if I could try to find a space- she said I could and I did. I then took the bag tag off and gave it to one of the other attendants as I was told to do by the first one. He, in a curt, anal, and disrespectful manner, told me that I needed to take my bag down from the overhead bin and check it. This was a situation I’ve never encountered before. The attendant’s attitude was confrontational and belittling in front of other onlooking passengers as if daring me to challenge him. I am a physician who takes care of patients day in and day out. Not wanting to make a scene, I calmly told him, “do what you need to do.” he took my bag down from the overhead bin, put the back tag back on it, and checked it only to make room for another bag that was also supposed to be technically checked by a following passenger. The same male attendant later came up to me and said “you shouldn’t have showed me the bag tag,” as if conveying that he was just following protocol was a justification for treating me like a kid out of line. I cared about this because it took 15 minutes from my life to then retrieve the bag at baggage claim and it also felt like really poor customer service. I understand the need for protocols. This is also a service industry, and we the passengers are the clients. We should be made to feel welcome and respected and our life in transit made as easy as it can be within reason. This attendant clearly needs to be reminded of that. Of note, an older female fellow passenger sitting next to me agreed with this assessment.

4.0 OkayAlex, Mar 2026
SFO - SAN
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I have been flying commercial for decades. I was in one of the ladder boarding groups, had my bag tagged because they thought there was not going to be enough space for it in the overhead bins. I politely asked one of the attendance if I could try to find a space- she said I could and I did. I then took the bag tag off and gave it to one of the other attendants as I was told to do by the first one. He, in a curt, anal, and disrespectful manner, told me that I needed to take my bag down from the overhead bin and check it. This was a situation I’ve never encountered before. The attendant’s attitude was confrontational and belittling in front of other onlooking passengers as if daring me to challenge him. I am a physician who takes care of patients day in and day out. Not wanting to make a scene, I calmly told him, “do what you need to do.” he took my bag down from the overhead bin, put the back tag back on it, and checked it only to make room for another bag that was also supposed to be technically checked by a following passenger. The same male attendant later came up to me and said “you shouldn’t have showed me the bag tag,” as if conveying that he was just following protocol was a justification for treating me like a kid out of line. I cared about this because it took 15 minutes from my life to then retrieve the bag at baggage claim and it also felt like really poor customer service. I understand the need for protocols. This is also a service industry, and we the passengers are the clients. We should be made to feel welcome and respected and our life in transit made as easy as it can be within reason. This attendant clearly needs to be reminded of that. Of note, an older female fellow passenger sitting next to me agreed with this assessment.

The boarding process could be clearer, there's never a call for group f

good, no complaints but nothing to rave about. It was fine

I love Alaska! We arrived on the later side without seat assignments only to find the had oversold the flight by 1. The attendants worked extra hard to find a way for our party of 7 to stay together and we made it on the flight! Loved the free WiFi also!

The he whole flight was very smooth on every aspects.

Flight cancelled and deplaned. Rescheduled 8 hours later at a different airport. Ended up at destination but late.

Due to plane delays on both legs of my flight home, I had to be rerouted from Santa Rosa to Las Vegas on Skywest and then to DCA on American. SkyWest airlines sat on runway in Las Vegas for 20 minutes waiting for gate to clear. My boarding pass for American that I was given by Alaska was incomplete and the Las Vegas airport lacked signage and departure boards. I barely made my flight bc it was so confusing. American Airlines has a much better wireless connection. I’ll never fly Alaska again. It clearly has problems.

We left about 30 minutes late due to ramp issues. It did not impact me, but I know others on the flight had very tight connections to Maui.

The crew was very friendly. Boarding was quick and efficient.

No WiFi. Terrible food. Very long walk to the gate and from the gate after landing. Gate changed without notice.

Left a few minutes early. Got in 15 minutes early. Very attentive service on board. Very organized boarding.

Cabin was not pressurized properly. Several passengers had respiratory difficulties.

There’s not much to say about a one hour flight. This is a connection from LA to RNO that I missed the previous night due to a mechanical check delay on my originating flight from JFK to LAX. The short flight itself was fine. Instructions from the pilot and crew were per usual. The coffee was barely lukewarm, which possibly was purposeful so we would down it quickly. Bags were already on carousel upon reaching baggage claim, which was excellent.

Delta continues to set the benchmark for traveler-friendly service with minimal disruption and clear communication within the mainland US (coast to coast). I am consistently pleased to be a Delta customer, and this experience once again met my expectations. There was a brief delay departing from MIA due to a technical issue that required the aircraft to return to the gate. However, the situation was handled professionally and transparently. Fortunately, my planned layover allowed ample buffer time, so the adjustment caused no stress. Overall, another smooth and reassuring experience.

Good experience and the flight landed early. There was no food I had or entertainment.

Excellent!!! Aeromexico is a great airline. What was not that good is the service provided by Kayak. It is never clear and not easy to manage.

Originally, I was booked in economy. I paid several hundred additional dollars to upgrade to first class. Then I paid several more hundred dollars to change my flight to a slightly earlier flight. I asked if the changed flight would also seat me in first class, and I was told that it would. When I boarded the plane, however, I was seated in economy. So, I paid $500-600 more than I paid for my original ticket for an upgrade and a changed flight - received the changed flight (which was nice), but did not receive the upgrade. So, I was not completely satisfied.

Awesome! On time flight, early arrival, and a complimentary upgrade!

Was forced to check in my small carry on, even though I informed the crew it has very fragile items inside

They double booked seats, the gate staff changed my ticket as I was boarding she went over to the computer and changed it without telling me. She messed up an entire three row section for me and others. Other travelers were outraged but the gate staff were so rude, so condescending saying it wasn't their problem to solve. I would rate this a zero if I could. Will not fly Delta again I'll stick with United and American.

The checking was disaster, the crew wasn't behave well. It took us two hours to check in, after that thr line at the TSA was long, we barely make the flight. Bad airline

I like that if they asked you to checked in a bag at the gate they give you priority to board

I liked the Starlink WiFi but didn't like how they said they were the only airline to offer a free meal and it turns out to be just a standalone sandwich and then charge for snacks to go with it. Rather have the free snacks like Southwest, but have the option to purchase a decent meal for a 5+ hour flight.

I like Hawaiian, it was great that they had good internet connection across the Pacific Ocean, thanks to Star Link satellites. The seating was comfortable, ( I was in economy ). Maybe I missed it, but I only got offered a beverage once. It was a nonstop flight KOA to SMF. I would take it again next time I go that way.

Previously flown Hawaiian Airlines on similar routes, I found Alaska Airlines to be noticeably more comfortable. The seats on Alaska Airlines provided better support and cushioning, which made a significant difference on the long flight to the islands. When you’re spending 5-6 hours in the air, seat comfort really matters, and Alaska Airlines delivered where it counts. After comparing both carriers, I’ve decided to book with Alaska Airlines for all my future Hawaii trips. The superior seat comfort alone makes it worth choosing Alaska over Hawaiian Airlines. If you’re planning a trip to Hawaii and prioritizing comfort, I’d recommend giving Alaska Airlines a try. You won’t be disappointed. Highly recommended for Hawaii travel!

I received several emails about my 3:10 flight. When I showed up to the airport at 12:30 to check my bags I was told the flight was actually at 1 pm. They grudgingly rebooked me for a flight at 5:22 to Vegas to get a connecting to LAX. I did find the gate for my original 3:10 flight but they were booked. I proceeded to receive status updates and gate change information for the 3:10 flight, even though I was apparently never supposed to be on that flight

The crew was EXTREMELY helpful And sweet and the flight was smooth!

The Kayak confirmation number did not work for checking in the day before. I checked in at 8.30 using my ticket number. When I arrived at the airport, I was informed that the flight was overbooked, and since I had checked in late, I did not have a seat. The Next flight was not until ten PM. I called my wife, who had been taking care of our kids all weekend, and she was upset, calling me a liar and telling me to stay in SD. It turned my weekend getaway into a nightmare! I blame the Kayak website and will not book flights using your app in the future.

One hour waiting time after boarding, but arrived in time. I am satisfied

Flying with Hawaiian Airlines is a treat! They have the best crew, food and drinks! I’ve always enjoyed flying with Hawaiian Airlines and will continue to use them!

Flight cancelled 2 hours prior to boarding. No explanation. No refunds.

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.

Jill was the flight attendant in first class she was fabulous!! Best flight attendant I have had in years.!! And I fly every other week. Other can learn from her!!

The business steward was absolutely amazing! Smiles and kindness! Wish all AA flights are like this one!

Never going to fly your airline again if it can be avoided.

Smooth flight. From the early boarding and all were on board before departure time and arrived early in ONT. Great crew. Thank you!!!!

Worst experience ever. Flight could not land in Charlotte for what we were told was a ground stop. Had to be diverted to Raleigh to refuel. Strangely during ground stop, our connecting flight had no issue taking off on time causing us to miss our flight. We were told there were no other flights that day to our final destination and that two days out was the next one. The only flights to get us there were from Chicago the next morning. Completely opposite direction but it was a direct flight. So we get flown to Chicago and have to find a hotel in our own dime. The flight in the morning was also delayed. Thankfully only a short time. The non too of all this, our luggage did not arrive by the time we were there. Communication was terrible, through the entire trip. Complete incompetence. Will never fly American again.

The flight was fine, once we got underway. It was more than hour delayed

The flight was significantly delayed for 6.5 hours because of snow. There was no communication once the plane returned to the gate regarding when the flight would resume. Other flights were departing while our flight was being unloaded for reasons unknown. Our flight also seemed out of the queue regarding further deicing, refueling, and waiting to Taxi to the runway.

They are always late and seats was also not having working charger

did not have enough meal for first class passengers so offer us snack

Enough space,crew was helpful,food was good.The gates are way far especially for travelers with health issues

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