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$119 Find Cheap Flights from Dallas to Los Angeles

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$239
Typical prices: $184-$374
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Typical prices: $97-$230
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DFW - LAX • Non-stop
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Cheap Flights from Dallas to Los Angeles

 
Here are some of the best deals found on KAYAK recently from the most popular airlines for round-trip flights from Dallas to Los Angeles 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 Dallas to Los Angeles

Thu, Jul 23 - Tue, Jul 28
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7:35 am - 8:54 am
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6:25 pm - 11:42 pm
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3h 17mnonstop
$239Frontier
Tue, Aug 11 - Wed, Aug 12
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12:02 pm - 8:03 pm
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11:00 pm - 11:09 am
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10h 09m
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$240Frontier
Tue, Jul 21 - Tue, Aug 4
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6:25 pm - 11:42 pm
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$241Frontier
Tue, Aug 25 - Tue, Sep 1
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3h 22mnonstop
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6:25 pm - 11:42 pm
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$242Frontier
Sat, Jul 25 - Sun, Jul 26
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7h 02m
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6:25 pm - 11:42 pm
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$243Frontier
Wed, Aug 26 - Tue, Sep 1
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$244Frontier
Sat, Aug 8 - Wed, Aug 19
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Wed, Aug 26 - Tue, Sep 1
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$246Frontier
Tue, Jul 21 - Tue, Jul 28
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$333Southwest
Wed, Jul 22 - Wed, Jul 29
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KAYAK's insights & trends for Dallas to Los Angeles flights

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

How much is a round-trip flight from Dallas to Los Angeles?

This analysis is based on the cheapest round-trip price found on KAYAK in the last 12 months by searching for a flight from Dallas to Los Angeles departing in July.

What is the cheapest Dallas to Los Angeles flight route?

Data is based on round-trip flight searches on KAYAK over the past month.

The cheapest return flight from Dallas to Los Angeles costs $234 on the route between Dallas/Fort Worth Airport (DFW) and Los Angeles (LAX). Over the past month, this route was, on average, 18% cheaper than other Dallas-Los Angeles routes. It is also the most popular route.

What’s the cheapest day of the week to fly from Dallas to Los Angeles?

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

If your flying dates are flexible, you should consider flying to Los Angeles on a Wednesday, as we generally find the cheapest rates on that day for this route. On the other hand, Sunday is the most expensive day to fly from Dallas to Los Angeles. For your return ticket, we recommend flying on a Thursday and avoiding Sundays for the best deals.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Dallas to Los Angeles?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights from Dallas to Los Angeles, 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 Dallas to Los Angeles is October, where tickets cost $174 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are June and April, where the average cost of round-trip tickets is $352 and $302 respectively.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Dallas to Los Angeles?

To calculate weekly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each week before departure over the last year for round-trip flights from Dallas to Los Angeles, 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 Dallas to Los Angeles, you should book around 2 weeks before departure, which saves you about 27% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 5 weeks before departure.

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KAYAK's tips to save more on a Dallas to Los Angeles flight

When planning a trip from Dallas to Los Angeles, there are several ways to potentially save money. Generally, Tuesday is the cheapest day of the week to fly, and September is the cheapest month.

Cheapest Route: Choose the DFW - LAX route for the lowest fares.

Booking Advance: Book your flight at least 24 days in advance to get the best prices.

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

Flight Type: Direct flights are typically more expensive, so consider flights with a layover to save money.

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Flight from Dallas/Fort Worth Airport to Los Angeles

When to book flights from Dallas to Los Angeles

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel from Dallas to Los Angeles based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
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FAQs for booking flights from Dallas to Los Angeles

  • Is it possible to fly from Dallas to Los Angeles non-stop?

    Yes. Alaska, American, Spirit (eco-friendly choice), and Delta airlines provide nonstop flights from Dallas/Fort Worth Airport (DFW) to Los Angeles Airport (LAX). Additionally, the airlines offer cheaper flight deals between the two airports with one layover at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) or McCarran International Airport (LAS).

  • Can I spend the night at Dallas Love Field (DAL)?

    Travelers who need to spend the night at Dallas Love Field (DAL) can sleep at a designated area known as the “Love Landing.” There are some comfortable chairs and couches where you can rest safely and comfortably.

  • Which is the quickest way to get from LAX to Los Angles?

    LAX has well-connected ground transportation. To get to Los Angeles Downtown, you can catch a shuttle, a bus (LAX FlyAway Bus), or a taxi. You may also opt for a rental car, use a town car, or take a Metro Cline/Metro A Line Tram. The Tram takes an average of 1h to get to the CBD, while the rest takes about 20-30min.

  • Which hotels are close to Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL)?

    Some of the hotels near Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) include Holiday Inn Express & Suites Dallas NW Hwy - Love Field, located about five miles from the airport; Hilton Hotel Dallas - Love Field, located about 0.9 miles; Sleep Inn Dallas Love Field-Medical District, located approximately 3.4 miles from the airport; Element Dallas Love Field (located about 1.5 miles); and Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas Market Center located about 3.2 miles from the airport, among many others.

  • Which airlines offer eco-friendly flights from Dallas to Los Angeles?

    On average, each passenger on a flight to Los Angeles from Dallas emits about 1234 kg of CO2. United Airlines, Spirit Airlines, and Frontier offer some of the most eco-friendly flights from Dallas to Los Angeles. They offer single-stop and nonstop flights on this route and emit about 34%, 33%, and 32% less carbon respectively than their counterparts.

  • What are the layover options for Dallas to Los Angeles flights?

    The layover options for one-stop flights vary from one airline to another. If you’re flying with American Airlines, expect a single layover in Albuquerque, San Antonio, or Tucson. Delta has a common layover in Salt Lake City. Passengers flying with Spirit Airlines should expect a layover in Las Vegas.

  • How can I get to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport?

    For public transportation, use DART Light, and Rail Orange Line. It runs every 15 to 30 minutes from Parker Road Station to DFW's Station in Terminal A. You can also use Trinity Railway Express which connects Fort Worth Central Station to the airport's station in Terminal B. Alternatively, use the buses running on Route 408. They link Center Port to DFW. Travelers who need faster transit can take taxis.

  • Where are the pet relief areas located at Los Angeles International Airport?

    There are about 11 animal relief areas at LAX, eight are inside the airport's terminals and three are outdoor areas. In Terminal 1, a pet relief room is by the restrooms near Gate 13. Terminal 2's room is near Gate 21. You will get other rooms near Gate 52B in Terminal 5 and between Gates 73 and 75B in Terminal 7. The outdoor atrium area outside Terminals 8, 6, and 3.

  • What is the cheapest flight from Dallas to Los Angeles?

    In the last 5 days, the lowest price for a flight from Dallas to Los Angeles was $119 for a one-way ticket and $239 for a round-trip.

  • Do I need a passport to fly between Dallas and Los Angeles?

    Yes, you’ll need a passport to travel to Los Angeles from Dallas.

  • Which airports will I be using when flying from Dallas to Los Angeles?

    Dallas is served by 2 major airports and there is only 1 main airport in Los Angeles. You will leave Dallas from one of these airports: Dallas Love Field or Dallas/Fort Worth. You will be arriving at Los Angeles.

  • Which aircraft models fly most regularly from Dallas to Los Angeles?

    We unfortunately don’t have that data for this specific route.

  • Which airline alliances offer flights from Dallas to Los Angeles?

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

  • What is the most popular layover when flying to Los Angeles from Dallas?

    Las Vegas is the most popular layover city among KAYAK users traveling from Dallas to Los Angeles.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Dallas to Los Angeles?

    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 Dallas to Los Angeles.

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

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Los Angeles from Dallas 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 Dallas to Los Angeles?

    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 Los Angeles with an airline and back to Dallas with another airline.

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

    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 Los Angeles from Dallas 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 Dallas to Los Angeles

  • If you are planning to fly to Los Angeles, CA from Dallas, you can use either of the two major flight hubs — Dallas/Fort Worth Airport (DFW) or Dallas Love Field (DAL). Located approximately 10.6 miles from downtown Dallas, the former is the region’s main airport and the largest hub for American Airlines in Dallas and its surrounding neighborhoods. The latter is smaller but closer to the city (about six miles northwest of downtown Dallas) with well-networked ground transportation.
  • If you are planning to fly to Los Angeles, opting to land in Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is a convenient choice. Located about 18 miles west of downtown Los Angeles, LAX is the largest and the primary international airport serving the region. JetBlue, United, Southwest, Delta, China, Hawaiian, and Delta are some of the major airlines serving LAX.
  • If you are leaving Dallas and you need to avoid queues as much as possible, consider flying from Dallas Love Field (DAL). The airport is smaller than DFW and is served by fewer airlines, which usually have short and quick security checks.
  • To spend the night in safer and more comfortable places in LAX premises, avoid pre-security areas and opt for inside security areas. To enjoy carpeted floors, resting chairs equipped with armrests, and a wide array of amenities and eateries, we recommend places such as Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT).
  • If you're disabled or traveling with a disabled loved one using Dallas airport (DFW), be sure to notify the airline you are to travel with about your special needs in advance. Luckily, DFW airport is well-equipped to accommodate people with special needs. For instance, all restrooms are accessible, wheelchairs are readily available upon request, and ample parking for persons with disabilities is available in all on-site parking garages.
  • Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) offers two options for inter-terminal transit. For Airside connections, use Skylink. It is a free light rail train that connects the terminals. In Terminal A, you can board it between Gates A13 and A16 or Gates A29 and A34. For landslide connections, use the free shuttles. In Terminal A, you will find the shuttles at Entry A10.
  • Travelers have multiple options when it gets to finding a space to pray at DFW. The airport offers multi-faith in every terminal. In Terminal D, the chapel is near Gate 40. Other chapels are located by Gate 24 in Terminal A, Gate 25 in Terminal B, Gate 15 in Terminal C, and Gate 4 in Terminal E.
  • Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) is completely smoke-free indoors. However, it offers a designated area to accommodate smoking travelers. You can find the smoking area on the upper level outside the terminal building.
  • The Bob Hope USO Lounge at LAX is open to active members of the US military and their families. The lounge offers a nap room, dining room, snack bar, gaming lounge, charging stations, showers, and a family zone with family rooms and a play area. It is near the Theme Building between Terminals 1 and 2.
  • Bank of America runs ATMs at LAX. The ATMs are available at the Arrivals and Departures Levels of both the Domestic and International Terminals. For currency exchange, visit ICE counters in the North and South Concourses of Bradley Terminal.

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Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Dallas to Los Angeles

 
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The first time I flew in the extra legroom section. It was difficult to notice a difference. I had bad luck with my neighbors. The crew was okay. Southwest has reduced the live TV options.

4.0 OkayAnonymous, May 2026
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The first time I flew in the extra legroom section. It was difficult to notice a difference. I had bad luck with my neighbors. The crew was okay. Southwest has reduced the live TV options.

No food or entertainment, just a quick 40 minute flight. A little bumpy due to Santa Ana winds but pilot has no control over that. Good flight and landing!

Mediocre. Boarding is now unpleasant. The employees, once friendly and nice, are now regularly speaking sternly to passengers, badgering them to do things right so they can take off on time and gate check bags because they don't have enough overhead bin space. The pretzel snack was crushed flat and broken into even smaller pieces, which happens frequently lately. Drink service was suspended before they reached my row.

Still a fan of open seating. Flight was on schedule and arrived on time. The 737 MAX is very comfortable.

I will be flying again Southwest Airlines. Friendly crew, comfortable and affordable.

The flight was delayed for almost an hour. We sat on the tarmac. There was no announcement. Not by the pilot or the crew. And for some reason, there was no beverage service, so even though it was a short flight, we had sat on the tarmac and the extra hour delay made me understandably thirsty. Water would’ve been nice if they had offered it. And for the first time, I forgot to bring my own water bottle. Reminder to bring your own water bottle because you never know if you’re going to get a beverage.

It was a new plane with larger overhead bins & charging ports at the seats.

Southwest has a serious issue with keeping their passengers in the dark about delays. They also appear to lack the necessary crews to deal with any sort of hiccup in their operations. The way they run their day-to-day operations is a joke. You are telling me that a hail storm in Denver, where hail storms are incredibly common, results in hours of delays due to every plane needing to be inspected for hail damage? Understandable, but there seems to be a skeleton crew of maintenance workers undergoing this daunting task. There was no particular order of inspecting planes, leading to some planes only having an hour delay or less in others having four or more just because of the luck of the draw of what plane got inspected with no consideration to how long the respective delay was. The entire time the passengers were told nothing except the fact that there was lightning in the area and the ground crews could not load the bags. This always happens that Southwest will incrementally delay a flight with no information given, leaving many frustrated passengers fuming once they find out that their flight is canceled. Don't make people wait around for hours at the airport giving them no information, just to keep them on the hook and prevent any action from being taken by the passengers in terms of finding alternate routes of transportation or accommodations for the night. How many hours of people's times do you think you waste by operating like this? How about having a fully staffed crew in one of your busiest hubs that is famous for severe weather that can effectively deal with a situation like this, or how about having planes on standby to quickly replace in case something like this happens, like all the other major airlines do. This is just like the Christmas fiasco but on a Denver scale, but again this is literally just from a single thunderstorm going over Denver in the spring. I'm glad I've stopped using Southwest as my primary airline and have switched to United. Every single time I fly Southwest, something has to come up. It's ridiculous and I seriously can't wait to finish using my miles so I don't have to deal with your garbage anymore. You used to be so good and I don't know why you thought you could just scrap your quality and expect people to deal with it. Oh, and I walked by someone getting CPR for over 5 minutes in the concourse. I hope he was ok. Southwest needs something similar.

This flight left late. We had A46/A47 boarding, but SW boarded 45 people from an interrupted flight ahead of us. It was a zoo. Seats are very uncomfortable, even for a 5’8” person of normal BMI.

The crew was very helpful, nice friendly. The only issue I have was the horrible turbulence that we experienced leaving Dallas love field airport. It lasted about 20 minutes I think.

Love me some Delta. One of the few airlines to recognize and support veterans. Easy boarding, flight was on time and arrived early and the flight attendants were excellent on this flight.

Flight delayed four separate times. I’m now one hour hours late to landing.

worst flight ever from Delta, it got delayed and kept on delaying..

While they turned off most cabin lights to allow people to sleep, I was bothered by how bright the side lights still were. It was still quite bright for me in a window seat, when I wish I could have slept!

The crew bent over backwards to thank us for flying and make us comfortable. The food service was quick and efficient. The Captain communicated and said goodbye and thank you as we departed. They really stood out!

Arlene was a great flight attendant. I also liked how one of the other flight attendants gave us a heads up about snacks and asked everyone to remove their headphones when it was their turn to order. Good idea.

I didn’t like that I could not select my seat and was assigned a seat when I checked in at LAX

Great experience overall. Check in at Austin was congested as they only have about 6 check in kiosks, one was broken, and there was a lot of Spring Break travelers.

Lisa the flight attendent was absolutely wonderful - I loved her energy and you could tell that this crew was amazing family - thank you for making our flight home to LA so very fun! Love and Sun Chips!

App was rather sporadic in working along with Wi-Fi no longer could text and passenger seated next to me was sicker than a dog from LAXLIH also disappointed I couldn’t buy access to sky club with my bonvoy Amex

It was so much better than expected, Ohare is not such a pleasant experience but American Airlines with the new, clean aeroplane and free Wi-Fi was outstanding and the crew so pleasant and helpful.

American delayed the flight for a crew rest period. The delay occurred late in the evening - the earliest i can find is 10:20 pm. With a 6 am flight anyone on the flight would have already have been asleep (unless you are insane, a vampire or on drugs) and at least for me i was already on the way to the airport at 445 am the next morning when i discovered they delayed the flight until 9 am. Given the incoming flight was in the air at 6 pm the evening before this should have been figured out a lot more timely that was there only crew to use. Just frustrating given there is no consideration for customer experience anymore in flying.

American Airlines is a miserable experience. It is predictably miserable, in the sense that every time I fly American, I brace myself for the certainty that it will be unpleasant and uncomfortable. But it is unpredictable in the sense that I never know if the flight will be on time or delayed nine hours (both happened to me this week). I never know if I will be able to sit in the seat that I selected when I purchased the ticket or if I will be told by Customer Service (!!!) that I must relocate from first class to a seat in the back of the aircraft with no explanation (both happened to me this week). Will the food be frozen and half defrosted, or scalding hot? Will the drinks be warm? Will the flight attendants be surly and mean? Will the toilets be cramped and foul? Will the seats be narrow and uncomfortable? Will there be a real electric outlet at the seat, or just an unreliable USB-2 port? Will there be enough seats in the boarding lounge or just a few? Will the boarding process be smooth and efficient, or will the gate agents mess it up and delay it needlessly for 30 or 40 minutes? Will the catering and cleaning crew be prompt or will they take an extra 30 minutes? Will the brakes on the aircraft work properly, or will the pilot delay takeoff for four hours while the ground crew attends to what can only be described as routine maintenance that should have been done the night before? I've eexperienced every one of these unpleasant things this year, 2026. The only thing I can reliably count on is that American will find a new way to make the experience of flying as miserable as they possibly can.

Wifi was spotty. Tray table was very dirty when I sat down.

Wish some foods provided rather than just biscuit/cookie for flight more than 2 hours

The stewardess hit me with the food kart twice on the head and didn't say I'm sorry once. The same stewardess gave me a warm Apple Juice with No ice. The Flight was delayed for Departure 6 times, starting from 2:36pm, finally taking off 7:50pm. I was late picking up my child from the sitter by 3 hours.

Loved the staff, boarding and drink options! Wish the comfort of the seat could have been better nevertheless

Fight crew was not very attentive and the bastions were gross!

Gate changes 30 minutes before boarding was a real inconvenience. Especially since it was from Terminal A to C. This is the second time this has happened on our trips within a month of each other

We were an hour delayed. When we arrived at LAX we La fed I. The international terminal which was about a twenty minute walk to the baggage claim. I was walking with a few passengers and we couldn’t believe what we had to go through to retrieve our bags. With the delay and the long walk to baggage claim I ended up being late for work.

Whole experience was poor. Delayed 2 hours. Lied about the delays. Was all jet blues fault and tried to blame on air traffic control. Sent out other let trips and wouldn't allow people to switch aircraft.

It was fine for what it was. It’s not luxury travel but it was efficient, for the most part. Having my carry-on transferred into luggage however, was unwelcome.

I was seated next to an autistic child who was out of control and had a child behind me kicking my seat for most of the trip. I will never fly JetBlue again. Ever. I don't care how cheap it is. It's terrible.

All airline travel outside of First or Business class is an ordeal to be endured. This trip was ok, small o, small k.

Crew were fantastic and so catering and wonderful! Full score for the entire crew!

The flight itself was fine, but the boarding process was extremely frustrating. There is no one scanning boarding passes - passengers just scan themselves and enter the jetway. By the time my husband and I got on the plane and were halfway to our seats they determined there were too many bags on the plane and everything at that point needed to be checked. This created a lot of unnecessary chaos. They should have alerted people before getting on the plane that they would need to start checking bags instead of waiting until people were already on the plane.

The WiFi stopped working early on in the flight. No audio from entertainment system.

I had a horrible experience with TSA at the airport. I had to go through TSA several times as there was some issue each time with a piece if clothing I had on. It was so busy & chaotic that I ended up forgetting my Apple laptop at TSA. It’s been days & I can’t get through to anyone to get useful info on how to get it back. I’m very angry because contacting lost & found shouldn’t be this difficult. Employees should know what is going on at their place of work. It seems no one knows as everyone’s answers are contradictory, or you can’t speak directly to anyone as the calls are automated. Very upsetting.

My experience with Eva sir was good except the long walk in LA Lex, that was inconvenient for my age,

the staff was very helpful and the airline was very good.

They canceled flight. Hard to believe there was even a plane incoming for us to get on

Plane was down graded and I lost my uncharged exit row with more leg room. No mention or offer of refund from podium. Flight attendant was nice to explain this happens often and that I could request a refund via online form submission. I did this and have heard nothing back.

Horrendous. I do not recommend Frontier. The passengers lack manners and decency, and the flight attendants lack professionalism. If I wasn’t in a bind to fly with 48 hours notice for a job interview, I would not have selected a flight with Frontier and I never plan to fly with them in the future.

The seats were hard molded plastic covered in plastic vinyl. And the scam to charge people extra to sit together. Don’t they know we can just ask someone to trade seats. And watching the staff separate young children from parents… super classy. We had to guilt them into offering up our seats. This companies policies suck. Don’t give them your money.

The plane was clean, the crew was friendly and helpful. It’s a low cost airline so there was no food, drinks or in flight entertainment but we didn’t expect any of these things. In the room for improvement department, they should install USB ports in seats to charge mobile devices.

I was surprised that all baggage, including carry on, were charged. Each additional bag went up in cost. Really disappointed in the additional costs.

There was no easy way to check in. I don't want to install an app to checkin. I will use alaska from now on because they have a web check in method that is easy.

Most horrible airlines. Please avoid it. It's ok to spend $50 extra for delta, united or Alaska

After 5 hours of delay, they cancelled the flight. Very disappointed

My flight to LA was cancelled. I waited at the airport for 3 hrs saying it was delayed and then all of a sudden it was cancelled. Frontier only gave me a voucher and refund but could not rebook me. Flights on other airlines were too expensive last minute. I had to drive down to LA and didn’t even take my return flight home since I had to drive. One of the worst airline experiences in my life. It’s crazy how airlines can just upend people’s plans just like that.

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