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$86 Find Cheap Flights from Los Angeles to Atlanta

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Cheapest round-trip
$175
Overall average: $300
Spirit Airlines, Frontier
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LAX - ATL • 1 stop
Cheapest non-stop
$177
Typical prices: $156-$387
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LAX - ATL • Non-stop
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Delta's Comfort Plus offers extra legroom in economy.
Use MARTA for quick access to Atlanta from ATL.
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Cheapest • from $177 (round-trip)
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Cheapest • Avg $205 (round-trip)
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Cheap Flights from Los Angeles to Atlanta (LAX-ATL)

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

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KAYAK's insights & trends for Los Angeles to Atlanta flights

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles to Atlanta?

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

If your flying dates are flexible, you should consider flying to Atlanta 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 Los Angeles to Atlanta. For your return ticket, we recommend flying on a Friday and avoiding Sundays for the best deals.

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

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights from Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles to Atlanta is September, where tickets cost $213 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are December and January, where the average cost of round-trip tickets is $365 and $359 respectively.

Can I save money by flying with a layover from Los Angeles to Atlanta?

The average round-trip price for all non-stop flights, flights with one layover, and flights with two layovers for the route found by users searching on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks.

No, with an average price for the route of $374, prices are generally cheapest when you fly direct.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles to Atlanta, you should book around 2 weeks before departure, which saves you about 21% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 4 weeks before departure.

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Expert advice for your flight from Los Angeles to Atlanta

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

The most affordable time to fly from Los Angeles to Atlanta is generally on Saturdays in September. This combination of day and month tends to offer the most cost-effective options for travelers on this route.

Cheapest Route: Stick to the direct route from LAX to ATL for the best prices.

Booking Advance: Book your flight at least 21 days in advance to secure the best rates.

Budget Airline: Consider flying with Frontier, as it is generally the cheapest airline for this route.

Direct vs Layover: Direct flights are significantly cheaper than those with a layover for this route.

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Low seasonJanuary
Cheapest flight$86
Best time to beat the crowds but there is an average 20% increase in price.
Most popular time to fly and prices are also 10% lower on average.
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When to book flights from Los Angeles to Atlanta

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel from Los Angeles to Atlanta 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 Los Angeles to Atlanta

  • Which terminal has the most dining options at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport?

    Hartsfield-Jackson’s numerous concourses have a wide variety of delectable delights available in them, but among them Concourse T in particular stands out. Popular options in the concourse include Grindhouse Killer Burgers, Atlanta Stillhouse, and Papi’s Caribbean Cafe. Concourse T is also the home of Delta’s and American Airlines direct flights to and from Los Angeles and Atlanta, making it extra convenient for travelers between the two cities.

  • Are there onsite hotels at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport?

    Yes, Minute Suites is located in Concourse B of the airport post-security. Three other options just outside the airport are the Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway, Renaissance Atlanta Airport Gateway Hotel, and Springhill Suites Atlanta Airport Gateway. These hotels can be reached in minutes from the airport via the complimentary SkyTrain. Additionally, there are a number of hotels adjacent to the airport that offer complimentary shuttle transport.

  • Can I fly from Los Angeles to Atlanta non-stop?

    Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, and Spirit Airlines all offer direct flights from Los Angeles to Atlanta. There are also numerous one-stop flights offered by the same carriers with common layovers in cities such as Las Vegas, Dallas, and Denver.

  • What is the quickest way from Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport to downtown Atlanta?

    For travelers who prefer public transport, The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) features both bus and train connections to and from the airport. MARTA’s Gold and Red Train Lines offer rapid and convenient access to the downtown area from the airport.

  • Are pets allowed through Atlanta Airport?

    Yes. Your pet is welcome to accompany you on your flight to ATL. The airport has seven sanitary pet relief zones. Look for these relief areas at A10, D CenterPoint, E14, B33, F17, C19, and T7. However, note that your furry friends should remain in their kennels unless when using the pet relief areas or when going through security checkpoints.

  • Does Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) offer accessible services?

    LAX is devoted to the well-being of every passenger leaving the airport for ATL. The airport features wheelchair ramps and ADA-accessible shuttles with low roofs. The airport has also set aside disabled parking areas in all parking structures close to lifts. You may also reserve a wheelchair with your airline well ahead of time. In addition to wheelchair-accessible washrooms available at the Departure Level of Terminal 2, the airport features TDD phones in each terminal.

  • How can I get to the center from Atlanta Airport?

    Travelers have several options for getting from the airport to the city. Hop on the MARTA train line from the west end of ATL at the Domestic Terminal. Taxis will also get you to the city center with minimum hassle. Moreover, ATL offers ride shuttles to the city center. The shuttles can be found on the airport’s website. Bus lines 172, 192, and 193 also stop near ATL airport.

  • Where can I park at LAX?

    There are several parking alternatives at Los Angeles International Airport. You can park your car at the airport’s eight parking garages in close proximity to the airport for daily, hourly, extended, or overnight stays. The Economy Lot is also available for long-term parking. If you want cost-friendly parking, consider LAX off-site parking lots.

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

    In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight from Los Angeles to Atlanta was $86 for a one-way ticket and $175 for a round-trip.

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

    No, a passport isn't needed to fly from Los Angeles to Atlanta. However, local authorities might ask for an official ID.

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

    American Airlines, Delta, Alaska Airlines, and JetBlue offer inflight Wi-Fi service on the Los Angeles to Atlanta flight route.

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

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

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

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

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

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

  • Which is the best airline for flights from Los Angeles to Atlanta, Southwest or Alaska Airlines?

    The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Los Angeles to Atlanta are Southwest and Alaska Airlines. With an average price for the route of $393 and an overall rating of 8.0, Southwest is the most popular choice. Alaska Airlines is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of $509 and an overall rating of 8.0.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles to Atlanta.

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

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Atlanta from Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles with another airline. Booking your flights between Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles 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 Los Angeles to Atlanta

  • Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for $162 or less one-way and $297 or less round-trip.
  • Are you a fan of live music? Atlanta Airport’s entertainment program brings live musicians to the airport every single day of the week. Whether you are there for just an hour or two before your flight or you have a longer layover, the music program is a great way to take in the local Atlanta culture while biding your time at the airport.
  • If you have the kids in tow during your time in Los Angeles International Airport then perhaps you should check out the “LAX Beach” play area in Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT). There is also another play area available in the Terminal 6 Alaska Lounge.
  • Flights from Los Angeles to Atlanta are on the longer side, so if you have a pet joining you for the flight it is perhaps best to pay a visit to one of Los Angeles International Airport’s pet relief areas before boarding. In LAX there are two outdoor pet relief areas located in the central terminal area in between Terminals 1 and 2 and between Terminals 7 and 8, while in the Tom Bradley International Terminal there is an indoor pet relief area.
  • Picking up a rental car after arriving in Atlanta? The Rental Car Center at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport is just minutes away from the terminals via the SkyTrain.
  • As Delta Air Lines’ primary hub, Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport has numerous Delta Sky Clubs located throughout the vicinity. There are nine different lounges spread out across Concourses A, B, C, D, E, F, and T. In these lounges, travelers will find a variety of amenities from personal travel assistance to snacks and beverages.
  • Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is Atlanta’s primary travel hub. Two terminals (international and domestic) with seven concourses A, B, C, D, E, F, and T make up this airport. Foreign flights are often operated by E and F while domestic flights are operated by A-D and T. A pedestrian tunnel with moving walkways, airport shuttles, and The Plane Train connect the terminals.
  • One-stop flights from LAX to ATL are more environmentally friendly than direct flights with approximately 1,412 kg of carbon being released per person on this route. If you want to fly more sustainably, choose Spirit, Frontier, and Delta Airlines. Spirit and Frontier emit 37% less carbon while Delta Airlines emits 29% less carbon.
  • Business passengers who require business services in Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport should exploit the business center in Concourse T. The center boasts a VIP suite, computer workstations, and boardrooms.
  • If you have some time to spare after your flight from Los Angeles to Atlanta, visit Atlanta Airport’s forest walk simulation between Concourses A and B in the underground passenger walkway. This art installation is both peaceful and audacious helping ease any travel stress.
  • Airports can be hectic and noisy. Escape to LAX’s airport lounges for peace of mind and some quiet before your flight. Purchase lounge access for any of the 21 lounges in LAX such as the LA international Lounge in Terminal B or the American Airlines Admiral Club in Terminals 4 and 5. Refresh and reconnect with showers, drinks, and magazines.

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Los Angeles to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson

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Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson to Los Angeles

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American Airlines, Delta, Frontier

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Tuesday

American Airlines, Delta, Frontier

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Wednesday

American Airlines, Delta, Frontier

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Thursday

American Airlines, Delta, Frontier

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Friday

American Airlines, Delta, Frontier

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Saturday

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American Airlines, Delta, Frontier

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

 
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SouthwestOverall score based on 4298 reviews
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8.6Crew
7.5Entertainment
7.0Food
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The charges were ridiculous for an hour flight and the turbulence was very scary.

2.0 MediocreDarcey, Feb 2026
SAN - SJC
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The charges were ridiculous for an hour flight and the turbulence was very scary.

The seats are now more narrow. I paid for front row the seats in the front are even more narrow than before.

The wifi on the plane is great. The only issue that I have is that I prefer an aisle seat and on my trips this week, I was either in the middle or window. If we can work to secure aisle seating, I will be thrilled. Nice trip.

Great flight but super high price. Glad it was a business trip and not personal

3 hour delay. Had to change plans and was still delayed.

We got exit row seats both flights. Everything was running on time

The boarding and seat assignment system no longer works for me, but I know it is being replaced. Otherwise, I am good with the overall experience.

The lead steward kept singing about "San Francisco" and hotel California---more annoying than humorous....needs work. Flight was smooth and on time.

San Diego airport is brand new, spacious, airy and very smooth checkin at SW baggage drop.

Crew could have been friendlier, maybe I'm spoiled by SW crews. In flight wifi was good. Would be nice to have more food offerings on a 4 plus hour flight

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.

Delta has too many delays now days. It is 1:06 am now. I was supposed to land in Norfolk at 10:30 pm. I got re-booked through Detroit and I’m still in Detroit. I hope to be landed in Norfolk by 3am. I’ve been in airports for 12 hours as of right now. There is a weather delay now but most delays lately have been maintenance.

Very Very late. Subsequent flights left an hour before ours

This is my worse experience with Delta. My colleagues and I were traveling to ICT for work. Usually we connect in Dallas, but this year we decided to book with Delta and connect in Atlanta. We were excited to fly with Delta because we hear great things and Delta is one of my top choices when choosing an airline for travel. On the connecting flights to and from Wichita/Atlanta - it felt hot and uncomfortable on the plane. The plane to ICT was smaller and older and did not have any wi-fi or entertainment. The most terrible experience was at boarding in Atlanta both times traveling to Wichita and then back to Tampa. First on our flight from ATL to ICT - the attendant scanning our boarding pass made us go back to the line when we went up to scan our passes to wait. After a few minutes, she allowed us to come back up to scan but then she asked what boarding zone we were. We told her zone 5, and since we were standing on the wrong side of the small rope partition, she made us go back to stand on the right side. There was another gentleman that came up to board and scan his pass, and she mentioned he was also on the wrong side but she let him go through. Our group had to walk back and forth for no reason, causing an unnecessary delay to board the plane. We have never experienced anything like this, especially when the boarding area was completely empty and everyone already boarded since boarding was earlier than the original boarding time. On our flight from ATL to TPA, the attendants scanning our boarding passes had us scan our passes twice, not explaining to us what was going on. They automatically started tagging our carry on bags and did not explain to us or tell us what was going on and why this was happening. Obviously we knew our bags were being forced to check in but with no reason. There was no announcement or mention and I have never had anyone force me to check in my bag before boarding the plane. We assumed the overhead bins were full but when we boarded the plane, there was a lot of empty bins and a lot of spaces to put our bags. We all were disappointed and frustrated with Delta and will be hesitant to fly Delta again or anytime soon.

Totally worth the miles to upgrade to Delta Comfort. Plenty of legroom.

The plane was an older model, so it wasn’t as comfortable as others. The flight attendants were not helpful during onboarding. It was a full flight so there was chaos finding space for baggage.

This is the first time I've been disappointed with Delta. I was called by Delta to see if I would volunteer to change flights since my original flight home was overbooked. I accepted. The modified booking only provided me a 35 minute layover - when you subtract the fact that boarding closes for a flight 15 minutes early, that gave me 20 minutes to run for one end of the airport to the other. I barely made it. On the 2.5 hour flight to Tampa, the crew repeatedly let us know over the intercom that they cannot serve drinks or snacks due to safety/turbulence. I would have accepted this reason if they did not CONTINUALLY SERVE DRINKS AND COOKED FOOD to First class. If safety is the excuse then the entire plane should be strapped in for safety. On top of this the air conditioning vents were not working correctly and the plane was uncomfortably warm. I love Delta and am a loyal Delta traveler, and I have never had an experience like this. I don't know if there's a disconnect between availability among third-party sites like KAYAK and the airlines or what, but when overbooking causes issues like this for travelers it should be reviewed and changes to the booking process should be made. I blame BOTH KAYAK and Delta for this terrible experience.

No wheel chair as requested at Atlanta arrival on first flight.

Only water, tea or coffee served midflight, even to comfort seating. Man next to me needed two seats and took up a portion of my seat and Delta did nothing.

Experience was great. The best part is the free Wi-Fi connection which helps me to work on the flight

The flight was fine. It's the satellite terminal that supports American eagle flights is what sucks. There is only one food option and everything there is way overpriced. I mean I know it's airport pricing, but it's even crazier than that. I bought a sandwich in a plastic container for $18.

The flight was really crowded. Flight attendants were just ok.

Flight was delayed for 2 hours, then last minute the change to on time. The satélite location is far and a nightmare to get to.

For a 5 1/2 hour flite i considered the "business class" to be subpar. The seats were just ok, no amenities, really nothing more than a long domestic flight. Frankly disappointed.

The entertainment options were at best, fair. It was exactly the same as my outbound flight. It would have been more entertaining if there were some series from Apple TV, HBO, Showtime or other carriers for me to catch up with.

While I didn’t watch much tv I would have liked a few more options of TV series from Apple TV or hbo max ..

We never made it due to delays on both ends. Gate attendant said it was mechanical but the system said otherwise, so no compensation. That’s not right.

The flight was very smooth and the meal in business class was great.

I requested a low sodium meal. Reason being, I take medicine for high blood pressure and I wear compression socks on long flights to help with leg swelling. Having less sodium in meals really helps me feel better on long flights. I received my initial low sodium meal after takeoff. Just before landing, the crew came through with the meal cart and offered me what was being served. I said no thank you and then noticed my low sodium meal in the meal cart, with my name and seat assignment on it. I motioned to the crew member, but he grabbed the meal cart and proceeded to move to the rear of the aircraft. He didn’t see me or other passengers who had attempted to get this attention. He was more concerned about completing meal service since we were due to land in under 45 minutes. I pressed the call light five times from my seat to receive help, but no crew member responded to me. So, I didn’t receive a second meal, one that I requested (the low sodium option). This led me to have a migraine from only eating one meal on an 11-hour flight. This is why I’m not a fan of flying US-based airlines overseas. The crew members continue to show the absolute worst customer service experience. I would not recommend flying American for overseas flights.

They cancelled the flight due to crew unavailability. The next day they cancelled the flight again.

For the price of the fare, there really isn’t much to complain about.

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

A Spirit agent caused me to miss my flight. The company has not responded for request of refund. Stay away from Spirit.

I arrived two hours early, and at 9:20 I was still queuing for security.

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

Terrible they canceled the flight very sheepishly and ended up costing me 1200 dollars and kayak and xcover are doing nothing

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

This was my first time on a budget airline and I couldn't even sit down all the way because my knees would embed in the seat in front of me. I'm only 6' tall with a 32" inseam. There's no upside other than y'all are cheap. I'm glad it was only a 2 hour flight. Lesson learned! I get why everybody talks down on budget airlines. The staff was outstanding, the flight went as well as possible, great pilot, great boarding, smooth sailing. Zero chance I'll be back though.

It was ok. It was expensive to check 2 bags ($75.00 per bag), and then it took a long time to wait for shuttle to take us from one terminal to the terminal where the plane was taking off at LAX. And all of this for a flight where we had to pay for any food or drink that was not water.

It didn’t happen. I booked it and then was told it wasn’t available and then forced to pay far higher prices for a worse option

The third party booking with cheapflightsfares was awful. Kayak should NOT partner with them. They sold me a bundle including seat selection and carry-on, but did not book the carry-ons with Frontier, so I’m out of pocket for $414 more while I await resolution.

I loved the staff on the plane. So friendly and helpful! However, there was an argument and misunderstanding by the staff and a customer at the gate, and the staff member was being unprofessional. When we arrived in Atlanta, we waited 1.5 hrs for our luggage to arrive. When I asked the airport attendant, they said Frontier had the longest wait for luggage out of any airlines, and that they could not be held responsible for the delay.

Delayed. Text notifications were slow. Not much information o what was happening. Boarding was slow and confusing. Wasn’t even offered water other flight. Had to ask. No entertainment at all. Felt like.a Greyhound bus.

When I wanted to check in 3 hours prior to boarding time, the employees mentioned “a little over an hour delay” so I waited for an hour then I went to go look for food in the terminal and most people from that flight were in the same area looking for food. Finally I decided after food to check to see if it’s anytime closer and now it’s 2 mins until boarding closes?! What are you kidding me? I didn’t receive anything via sms about boarding now nor via email or on the intercom. I luckily made it through, barely, and then there’s no room for my carry on mind you I’m in the very first row so I had to place my purse in one further row back and my carry on sections down. Not sure who pays for better seats to get your stuff placed all over the plane but that was the worst experience I’ve ever had flying with anyone.

There was no one at the counter to assist with our check in. The app didn’t work, so I arrived at the airport with time to check in and I couldn’t because no employees were there. When I finally got someone on the phone, it was inside the 60min rule and they said I could no longer check in and they could sell me another ticket. We had to scramble and pay an additional $800 for tickets and THEN AFTER (about 60 min from my original convo with customer service and 10min after original departure time) I had boarded my new flight, there was email saying my original flight from Frontier was delayed and leaving 2hr 50min later, but I STILL wouldn’t have been able to check in. Which means customer service should have been able to see it and let me check in because I was well within my check in time. When I call Frontier, they hang up on me. So their app didn’t work and they employees left and they take zero responsibility or assistance with their “customer service”

Boarding was on time and plane departed as scheduled. There are obviously no amenities (food, drink, entertainment) on Frontier, but there also didn't seem to be any issues with luggage space either.

This airline sucks. They offer low rates then charge you for everything, the app does not work well, the seats are the most uncomfortable. Maintenance issues on the flight, and you still have to sit through their credit card commercials. People are nice enough but does not make up for overall poor experience.

sluggish boarding and arrival procedures, fake nice flight attendants, and lots of delays.

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