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Everything. Maintenance issue. Debording in Austin. Seat confusion. Never again!

The crew was fine.

At no time was I made aware during my booking that I would be charged for a carry on. The total cost added $60 to my flight. I feel completely mislead. Customers also had to pay for water on the flight which was ludicrous.

We were late taking off.

Crew was professional and friendly

Flight was 3 hours late. Wifi was not working most of the time. TV reception was out for the entire plane for the entire flight

Boarding was easy. clean plane, crew was very friendly. I was very concerned though, when we banked left and did a complete circle in the air. An explanation from the captain would have been terrific. I made sure I was the last one to leave the plane and asked him about it when I saw him at the exit. He told me what happened but I would have liked to know while it was happening. Besides that, the coke and pretzels were divine. :)

coffee was horrible

Out of the 4 flts.... 3 were delayed mor than an hour

Everyone from the woman checking boarding passes at the gate to the pilot himself, was friendly, jovial, and light. Very relaxing trip, I just felt very welcome by everyone.

Nothing at all. Well, it'd be nice if ALL seats were 1st class size, lol.

Courtesy and smiling faces.

I actually have no complaints. All went well on both legs of my flight.

Delayed flight.

the price for the trip does not include that you have to pay for Carry-on, which is an odd expense to passengers. Especially for shorter trips with the round trip the carry on charge would equal up to at least $60. Which would equal to another airline who is comparatively better especially because those airlines aren't worrying about charging the customers for every single thing. Additionally, Frontier isn't a participant of the TS-Pre Check program, which Frontier should advertise.

The flight was delayed and delayed and delayed for every reason under the sun. Well when the plane finally landed it was down for maintance. But there was no maintance crew. So with no info, I talked to the desk monkey, I mean lady who obviously did not speak English, cause her Ebonics were quite broken and slurred. So with little help and my fear of the actual flight being as terrible as the events leading up to it. I just bought another ticket on an another carrier. Walked to there gate and left. My sanity and safety are not worth a 50 dollar plane ticket.

Everyone was polite and The airplane was clean. Even though we were very late every member on staff was kind, patient, and happy.

We were about 1 1/2 hours off of it original departure time. No one explained a thing to the passengers. We were delayed and when we finally got on the plane we waited a whole hour to take off. There was no information passed to us about how long it would take and our potential wait time. When it is time to check in, we had to purchase our seats. No where, when we bought tickets for this flight, did it say we had to pay extra money to actually sit on the flight.

Run-of-the-mill airline

$35 to check a bag. $40 for any carry-on that doesn't fit under the seat! $6 just to select a normal seat. They make you pay for all beverages or food except "complimentary water."

Getting rid of free checked bag has caused boarding to become as miserable as every other airline as people try to cram their suitcases into the overheads. Flight was delayed.

At check in, while checking my bag, the agent advised that since the flight wasn't full, and I wound have to claim my bag to transfer to an international flight, I could save some time by taking my bag on board. That worked out very well. I am very thankful for the good advice.

boarding and gate agent were superb

temperature in the cabin was hot enough to roast a turkey

Seats, video and overall comfort are all very nice on the new 900's.

Nothing.

Nice easy ride once the plane got there

2 hour delay which wasn't jet blue's fault but it would have been nice to have been sent an email about it or something

Flight was cancelled and we were not informed. We missed international flight and nobody took any proper responsibility.

There isn't much to like about a red eye flight. It got us home. We selected it based on price and schedule.

Crew made one pass thru cabin with a mini bag of pretzels and one pass thru with beverage. Never saw them again but perhaps that is the norm for AA. No so with other carriers we have flown red eyes on. Always tough getting a good connection when flying west to east

Seats were fairly comfortable

No in flight movie

Had to pay to pay extra to watch t.v. was $7.99 for a 2 hour flight. Could go to a theater for those prices. Everyone in my group complained about it.

So many maintenance delays, I wouldn't make any connections. Gate attendants were crabby and not very helpful.

crew was great

staff from de-icing company failed to show, despite >24h of notice of snow; missed our connection baggage handlers destroyed suitcase

Row 19 on a 737ER is great for room, as long as you don't plan on reclining (I rarely do in a daytime flight)

A little overcautious regarding seating the cabin crew because of possible turbulence, but better safe than sorry, I suppose. However, it is a common occurrence on this particular leg, so don't board knowing you might need to take a "break" before you get to Atlanta.

It was cheap if you don't have any bags.

Very old airplane, if you have any carry-on you'll have to pay $45, the crew wasn't really that friendly, the plane just felt old, like the oldest plane I've ever been on. It didn't take turbulence well, so we were getting knocked around the entire flight. They were offering 'free water" as if it were some big favor.

The crew was extremely nice. The plane seemed clean.

The seats were tight. Not much leg room. Very expensive to check luggage, $40!

Free Directv and music, free snacks

Great in flight crew, nice free snacks, good entertainment.

Gate personnel unfamiliar with the proper boarding sequence announcements and "phraseology" for proper understanding of which "group" of passengers board next. I have experienced this several times lately, at different locations ... sort of unusual.