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By the time I paid for my carry on roller suitcase and my purse, any cost savings to be had from Spirit were negated. On departure, the gate changed well over an hour before boarding - a fact that I only knew because I happened to catch a single audio announcement in the airport, since Spirit's site and Google's flight tracking both showed the old gate until takeoff. When I boarded I was stunned at the (lack of) quality of the seating inside - hard plastic bus terminal chairs lined in rows sported bungee cords with safety pamphlets jammed into them on their backs in lieu of seat back pockets. Naturally no reclining. We taxied for ~25m on departure and arrival, though it only makes sense that a barebones airline would settle for suboptimal runway assignment to save a buck. Just something to keep in mind in relation to total travel time. A look at the drink menu reveals surprises even for a seasoned barfly - what's this vodka I've somehow never even heard of before? How about one of those awful premixed cocktails in a cool sphere package that you see in a bin by the checkout at a cheap liquor store? If you have no bags (seriously zero bags, no purse/tote/bindle) and the $50 you save is worth it in lost time and comfort to you, go for it. Otherwise for goodness sakes just book Southwest and wind up paying less/the same to fly on a big kid airplane.

Cleanliness of aircraft. Humour of flight attendant.

Seats to small

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All

Didn’t get our beverage and snack till we were almost ready to land at Charlotte

You guys did an all around great job and my flight experience was the best I’ve ever had. The quality of the service was exceptional.

Departing on time and clean

There was no screens, all the other airlines have screens, but that wasn't my problem and I got coloring book and crayons for me daughter, so she can play with them, but my issue was that when they gave snack to everyone and I didn't get anything and then I told the other flight attendant that I didn't get my snack and still she didn't get it, she said she was going to get it and didn't come back :(( I was really disappointed with that, they r old and forget things, so our line 19 nobody got anything .. i like delta was I wasn't happy this time with it

-forgot to charge me for wine

-chair was broken -tray was broken -had to spend $33 for wifi that didn't even work -didn't have everything they say they offer to guests on the flight

Cleanliness of aircraft. Humour of flight attendant.

By the time I paid for my carry on roller suitcase and my purse, any cost savings to be had from Spirit were negated. On departure, the gate changed well over an hour before boarding - a fact that I only knew because I happened to catch a single audio announcement in the airport, since Spirit's site and Google's flight tracking both showed the old gate until takeoff. When I boarded I was stunned at the (lack of) quality of the seating inside - hard plastic bus terminal chairs lined in rows sported bungee cords with safety pamphlets jammed into them on their backs in lieu of seat back pockets. Naturally no reclining. We taxied for ~25m on departure and arrival, though it only makes sense that a barebones airline would settle for suboptimal runway assignment to save a buck. Just something to keep in mind in relation to total travel time. A look at the drink menu reveals surprises even for a seasoned barfly - what's this vodka I've somehow never even heard of before? How about one of those awful premixed cocktails in a cool sphere package that you see in a bin by the checkout at a cheap liquor store? If you have no bags (seriously zero bags, no purse/tote/bindle) and the $50 you save is worth it in lost time and comfort to you, go for it. Otherwise for goodness sakes just book Southwest and wind up paying less/the same to fly on a big kid airplane.

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All

We had the worst flight attendant I have ever had in all my travels. She was the rudest and most hateful lady.

delayed flight by Skywest or West jet - Delta subsidiary / affiliate. it’s the 2nd flight in a row that’s delayed. but much better than American Airlines.

Flight delays. At least flight was not cancelled. Boarding staff & flight crew were awesome and entertainment was superb.

Didn’t like the fact that online check in didn’t work on the Delta app.di

Crews were nice

-forgot to charge me for wine

-chair was broken -tray was broken -had to spend $33 for wifi that didn't even work -didn't have everything they say they offer to guests on the flight

I came to LGA airport as Spirit airlines suggested time wise. Security line was moving slow. Made it to the gate 10 min before departure, there were already 6 passengers standing by the counter begging to be allowed on the flight since the security line 'snail' speed was to blame. One girl was already all red in her face from crying, another gentleman was taking pictures of the Spirit plane just sitting on our gate. He was posting it to the social media to leave his comments of how ridiculous all this ordeal was. We asked , explained, begged to be allowed on our purchased flight, but employees at the gate (for 1:30pm flight to Dallas, on Sunday March 25th) would not hear any of it. They were all ' politely' saying 'would you like to be put on our next flight to Dallas this Tuesday?' ( you are freaking kidding me I thought). Our plane just sat there for at least 15 more minutes. We were all watching it and couldn't believe this. We all could have already been inside of it. I fly American Airlines all the time, I've seen them allow customers on board even after the passenger list is printed at the gate. They allowed me also one time to be let in at the flight once the gate door was closed ( I had a quick connection in ORD and it was hard to make it on the other end of that airport). I should have flown with American Airlines again instead of Spirit. Spirits' cheap prices are not worth the hassle. Even one airport security employ commented how she 'hates Spirit airlines,' which really alerted me at the time, but now I completely get it. Oh, and I had checked luggage to Dallas, I paid for it on Spirit website. I regret every single dollar I gave them for this trip. All of my family, and friends I've informed of this, are staying away from Spirit Airlines from now on. And we travel at least once a month. I'm afraid we will not do business with Spirit airlines again.

Plane arrived nearly an hour early. The crew were all friendly and helpful

Cramped space

Flight ended up being a hour quicker and positive energy from the crew.

No type of entertainment on the flight, no wifi was available, really hard and uncomfortable seats, food selection wasn't great except for the alcohol to help make your flight go by quicker.

By the time I paid for my carry on roller suitcase and my purse, any cost savings to be had from Spirit were negated. On departure, the gate changed well over an hour before boarding - a fact that I only knew because I happened to catch a single audio announcement in the airport, since Spirit's site and Google's flight tracking both showed the old gate until takeoff. When I boarded I was stunned at the (lack of) quality of the seating inside - hard plastic bus terminal chairs lined in rows sported bungee cords with safety pamphlets jammed into them on their backs in lieu of seat back pockets. Naturally no reclining. We taxied for ~25m on departure and arrival, though it only makes sense that a barebones airline would settle for suboptimal runway assignment to save a buck. Just something to keep in mind in relation to total travel time. A look at the drink menu reveals surprises even for a seasoned barfly - what's this vodka I've somehow never even heard of before? How about one of those awful premixed cocktails in a cool sphere package that you see in a bin by the checkout at a cheap liquor store? If you have no bags (seriously zero bags, no purse/tote/bindle) and the $50 you save is worth it in lost time and comfort to you, go for it. Otherwise for goodness sakes just book Southwest and wind up paying less/the same to fly on a big kid airplane.

On time, boarding very fast and crew very friendly

My son's seat was filthy with red stains of some liquid on the tray and window

You guys did an all around great job and my flight experience was the best I’ve ever had. The quality of the service was exceptional.

Crews were nice

Didn’t like the fact that online check in didn’t work on the Delta app.di

I came to LGA airport as Spirit airlines suggested time wise. Security line was moving slow. Made it to the gate 10 min before departure, there were already 6 passengers standing by the counter begging to be allowed on the flight since the security line 'snail' speed was to blame. One girl was already all red in her face from crying, another gentleman was taking pictures of the Spirit plane just sitting on our gate. He was posting it to the social media to leave his comments of how ridiculous all this ordeal was. We asked , explained, begged to be allowed on our purchased flight, but employees at the gate (for 1:30pm flight to Dallas, on Sunday March 25th) would not hear any of it. They were all ' politely' saying 'would you like to be put on our next flight to Dallas this Tuesday?' ( you are freaking kidding me I thought). Our plane just sat there for at least 15 more minutes. We were all watching it and couldn't believe this. We all could have already been inside of it. I fly American Airlines all the time, I've seen them allow customers on board even after the passenger list is printed at the gate. They allowed me also one time to be let in at the flight once the gate door was closed ( I had a quick connection in ORD and it was hard to make it on the other end of that airport). I should have flown with American Airlines again instead of Spirit. Spirits' cheap prices are not worth the hassle. Even one airport security employ commented how she 'hates Spirit airlines,' which really alerted me at the time, but now I completely get it. Oh, and I had checked luggage to Dallas, I paid for it on Spirit website. I regret every single dollar I gave them for this trip. All of my family, and friends I've informed of this, are staying away from Spirit Airlines from now on. And we travel at least once a month. I'm afraid we will not do business with Spirit airlines again.

Cleanliness of aircraft. Humour of flight attendant.

Traveled on busy travel day, got to gate with 20 min to spare, no one there or behind counter. Finally found another airline counter that heard a changed gate announcement so sent me to that gate, which wasn't close by. Got there, plane still there but, AGAIN, no one from Spriit was around. Flight then took off 5 min early and I had to go down to baggage to tell them to hold my bag that was enroute to Dallas!! Had to buy another ticket to fly next morning but on a different airline.

Plane arrived nearly an hour early. The crew were all friendly and helpful

Cramped space

By the time I paid for my carry on roller suitcase and my purse, any cost savings to be had from Spirit were negated. On departure, the gate changed well over an hour before boarding - a fact that I only knew because I happened to catch a single audio announcement in the airport, since Spirit's site and Google's flight tracking both showed the old gate until takeoff. When I boarded I was stunned at the (lack of) quality of the seating inside - hard plastic bus terminal chairs lined in rows sported bungee cords with safety pamphlets jammed into them on their backs in lieu of seat back pockets. Naturally no reclining. We taxied for ~25m on departure and arrival, though it only makes sense that a barebones airline would settle for suboptimal runway assignment to save a buck. Just something to keep in mind in relation to total travel time. A look at the drink menu reveals surprises even for a seasoned barfly - what's this vodka I've somehow never even heard of before? How about one of those awful premixed cocktails in a cool sphere package that you see in a bin by the checkout at a cheap liquor store? If you have no bags (seriously zero bags, no purse/tote/bindle) and the $50 you save is worth it in lost time and comfort to you, go for it. Otherwise for goodness sakes just book Southwest and wind up paying less/the same to fly on a big kid airplane.

Seats to small

I came to LGA airport as Spirit airlines suggested time wise. Security line was moving slow. Made it to the gate 10 min before departure, there were already 6 passengers standing by the counter begging to be allowed on the flight since the security line 'snail' speed was to blame. One girl was already all red in her face from crying, another gentleman was taking pictures of the Spirit plane just sitting on our gate. He was posting it to the social media to leave his comments of how ridiculous all this ordeal was. We asked , explained, begged to be allowed on our purchased flight, but employees at the gate (for 1:30pm flight to Dallas, on Sunday March 25th) would not hear any of it. They were all ' politely' saying 'would you like to be put on our next flight to Dallas this Tuesday?' ( you are freaking kidding me I thought). Our plane just sat there for at least 15 more minutes. We were all watching it and couldn't believe this. We all could have already been inside of it. I fly American Airlines all the time, I've seen them allow customers on board even after the passenger list is printed at the gate. They allowed me also one time to be let in at the flight once the gate door was closed ( I had a quick connection in ORD and it was hard to make it on the other end of that airport). I should have flown with American Airlines again instead of Spirit. Spirits' cheap prices are not worth the hassle. Even one airport security employ commented how she 'hates Spirit airlines,' which really alerted me at the time, but now I completely get it. Oh, and I had checked luggage to Dallas, I paid for it on Spirit website. I regret every single dollar I gave them for this trip. All of my family, and friends I've informed of this, are staying away from Spirit Airlines from now on. And we travel at least once a month. I'm afraid we will not do business with Spirit airlines again.

When I walked in to the Spirit Airline to check in I have my mother in wheelchair she's 80 years old I was told when I checked her in luggage that I'll be charged $10 for checking in there then they told me to go to the machines to check in I went there then the call me back and they said they can do it there but customer service guy was not nice at all then another a gentleman stepped in to do his job and take me back and forth for half hour just to check in wheelchair person service and I will never recommend Spirit Airline ever again from LaGuardia Airport PS the wheelchair gentleman who help my mother he was very nice he also waited for me for half hour I tipped him $15 just to help my mother through security this was a very service from Airline

The crew was very nice and peofessional.

Boarding and then 20 minutes later, deboarding, due to no crew showing up for flight! We had to wait over an hour to board again!!

Took me from point a to b. Some entertainment options, nothing spectacular.

Toilets were dirty.

Space between seat rows to small

American Airlines does not care about its customers.

All staff were professional and efficient. I liked how fast it was getting my bag checked.

Didn't care for the net pockets on seat in front of me, my stuff fell out. Guy next to me was really rude and kept bumping me and talking really loud.

Flight time just over 4 hours! Great service.

The plane was clean and enjoyable with a good selection of tv shows.

Issues with the two different airports. Both LAX and SFO have an aging infrastructure. We had difficulties boarding (jet bridge issues) and unboarding (another jet bridge issue).

Very nice gate attendants!! And on flight staff were great!

Nothing.

Watch out!! A carry-on that fit going one way, suddenly did NOT fit going the other way. I had to pay an additional $55 dollars to carry-on my roll bag or I wasn't getting on the plane. Also, I felt obligated to "buy" a designated seat or maybe not have a seat. Good thing, too, as the flight was overbooked. This is the worst airline ever. All they do is nickel-and-dime you. Not worth it. Pay a little more & travel in peace & comfort.

I came to LGA airport as Spirit airlines suggested time wise. Security line was moving slow. Made it to the gate 10 min before departure, there were already 6 passengers standing by the counter begging to be allowed on the flight since the security line 'snail' speed was to blame. One girl was already all red in her face from crying, another gentleman was taking pictures of the Spirit plane just sitting on our gate. He was posting it to the social media to leave his comments of how ridiculous all this ordeal was. We asked , explained, begged to be allowed on our purchased flight, but employees at the gate (for 1:30pm flight to Dallas, on Sunday March 25th) would not hear any of it. They were all ' politely' saying 'would you like to be put on our next flight to Dallas this Tuesday?' ( you are freaking kidding me I thought). Our plane just sat there for at least 15 more minutes. We were all watching it and couldn't believe this. We all could have already been inside of it. I fly American Airlines all the time, I've seen them allow customers on board even after the passenger list is printed at the gate. They allowed me also one time to be let in at the flight once the gate door was closed ( I had a quick connection in ORD and it was hard to make it on the other end of that airport). I should have flown with American Airlines again instead of Spirit. Spirits' cheap prices are not worth the hassle. Even one airport security employ commented how she 'hates Spirit airlines,' which really alerted me at the time, but now I completely get it. Oh, and I had checked luggage to Dallas, I paid for it on Spirit website. I regret every single dollar I gave them for this trip. All of my family, and friends I've informed of this, are staying away from Spirit Airlines from now on. And we travel at least once a month. I'm afraid we will not do business with Spirit airlines again.

Seats to small

Plane arrived nearly an hour early. The crew were all friendly and helpful

Cramped space

Traveled on busy travel day, got to gate with 20 min to spare, no one there or behind counter. Finally found another airline counter that heard a changed gate announcement so sent me to that gate, which wasn't close by. Got there, plane still there but, AGAIN, no one from Spriit was around. Flight then took off 5 min early and I had to go down to baggage to tell them to hold my bag that was enroute to Dallas!! Had to buy another ticket to fly next morning but on a different airline.

Seats to small

We had the worst flight attendant I have ever had in all my travels. She was the rudest and most hateful lady.

Cleanliness of aircraft. Humour of flight attendant.

Didn’t get our beverage and snack till we were almost ready to land at Charlotte

Departing on time and clean

There was no screens, all the other airlines have screens, but that wasn't my problem and I got coloring book and crayons for me daughter, so she can play with them, but my issue was that when they gave snack to everyone and I didn't get anything and then I told the other flight attendant that I didn't get my snack and still she didn't get it, she said she was going to get it and didn't come back :(( I was really disappointed with that, they r old and forget things, so our line 19 nobody got anything .. i like delta was I wasn't happy this time with it

You guys did an all around great job and my flight experience was the best I’ve ever had. The quality of the service was exceptional.

The wait

The screen didn’t change in time

Cleanliness of aircraft. Humour of flight attendant.

Traveled on busy travel day, got to gate with 20 min to spare, no one there or behind counter. Finally found another airline counter that heard a changed gate announcement so sent me to that gate, which wasn't close by. Got there, plane still there but, AGAIN, no one from Spriit was around. Flight then took off 5 min early and I had to go down to baggage to tell them to hold my bag that was enroute to Dallas!! Had to buy another ticket to fly next morning but on a different airline.

We had the worst flight attendant I have ever had in all my travels. She was the rudest and most hateful lady.

By the time I paid for my carry on roller suitcase and my purse, any cost savings to be had from Spirit were negated. On departure, the gate changed well over an hour before boarding - a fact that I only knew because I happened to catch a single audio announcement in the airport, since Spirit's site and Google's flight tracking both showed the old gate until takeoff. When I boarded I was stunned at the (lack of) quality of the seating inside - hard plastic bus terminal chairs lined in rows sported bungee cords with safety pamphlets jammed into them on their backs in lieu of seat back pockets. Naturally no reclining. We taxied for ~25m on departure and arrival, though it only makes sense that a barebones airline would settle for suboptimal runway assignment to save a buck. Just something to keep in mind in relation to total travel time. A look at the drink menu reveals surprises even for a seasoned barfly - what's this vodka I've somehow never even heard of before? How about one of those awful premixed cocktails in a cool sphere package that you see in a bin by the checkout at a cheap liquor store? If you have no bags (seriously zero bags, no purse/tote/bindle) and the $50 you save is worth it in lost time and comfort to you, go for it. Otherwise for goodness sakes just book Southwest and wind up paying less/the same to fly on a big kid airplane.

We had the worst flight attendant I have ever had in all my travels. She was the rudest and most hateful lady.

Cleanliness of aircraft. Humour of flight attendant.

By the time I paid for my carry on roller suitcase and my purse, any cost savings to be had from Spirit were negated. On departure, the gate changed well over an hour before boarding - a fact that I only knew because I happened to catch a single audio announcement in the airport, since Spirit's site and Google's flight tracking both showed the old gate until takeoff. When I boarded I was stunned at the (lack of) quality of the seating inside - hard plastic bus terminal chairs lined in rows sported bungee cords with safety pamphlets jammed into them on their backs in lieu of seat back pockets. Naturally no reclining. We taxied for ~25m on departure and arrival, though it only makes sense that a barebones airline would settle for suboptimal runway assignment to save a buck. Just something to keep in mind in relation to total travel time. A look at the drink menu reveals surprises even for a seasoned barfly - what's this vodka I've somehow never even heard of before? How about one of those awful premixed cocktails in a cool sphere package that you see in a bin by the checkout at a cheap liquor store? If you have no bags (seriously zero bags, no purse/tote/bindle) and the $50 you save is worth it in lost time and comfort to you, go for it. Otherwise for goodness sakes just book Southwest and wind up paying less/the same to fly on a big kid airplane.

new planes, friendly and engaging staff, clean, lacks that old smell that a lot of other airlines have, no frills, pay as you want. excellent smooth landing

nothing really. cabin pressure was a little high