Frontier Airlines Відгуків - 156

I had a trip from

I had a trip from Atlanta to Austin and chose to fly with Frontier. Let me tell you, it was worth every penny. My flight was on the new Airbus 380, and as a big guy at 6’3” and 280 pounds, I appreciated the extra space. I was in seat 10-C, right by the aisle, which was perfect. The price was unbeatable at just $103 for a round trip, saving me a long, expensive drive. The flight was smooth, but there was a bit of drama with a passenger and a cane that fell from the overhead bin. He made a huge fuss, but the flight crew handled it with incredible patience and professionalism. They even had EMS ready when we landed. Overall, a great experience and I’d definitely fly with Frontier again.

I've hopped on this airline

I've hopped on this airline more times than I can remember, and honestly, it's been a smooth ride every single time. It's funny 'cause I've heard tales of travel mishaps, but not with this crew. Their website? Super simple to navigate and book. Flights typically take off right on schedule, and the flight attendants? Always chill and courteous. Sure, the seats are a bit snug, but I let it slide given the crazy low fares. Snagging a round trip from FLL to PHL for just $24, taxes included, is a steal in my book. Planes are spick and span, and the service is spot on. No complaints here, just good vibes and easy travels.

Flying with Frontier was pretty

Flying with Frontier was pretty smooth for my first time. The boarding process was quick and well-organized. The flight itself went without a hitch, no unexpected turbulence or anything. The stewardesses were super friendly and made the trip even more pleasant. There was a bit of a hiccup on my flight back when they tried to charge me extra for my bag, but I managed to show I met the requirements to avoid the fee. Overall, it was a good experience and I wouldn't mind flying with them again.

I was pretty skeptical about

I was pretty skeptical about flying with Frontier, hearing all those stories from friends. They charge for everything – even a tiny bit over the baggage weight limit costs you, and you can't check bags more than 3 hours before the flight. Plus, the seats are super uncomfortable. On my 4-hour flight, I didn’t even get a glass of water. But surprisingly, my experience wasn’t that bad. The flight was on time, my bags arrived safely, and the crew was friendly. So, despite all the extra charges and discomfort, I pretty much got what I paid for. Not great, but not a disaster either.

I flew from JFK to

I flew from JFK to MCO with Frontier recently, and honestly, I was a bit skeptical given their reputation. But, the flight itself was surprisingly smooth. We took off and landed on time, and the plane was clean and comfortable enough for the trip. The cabin crew was friendly and attentive, which was a huge plus. We even landed earlier than expected, and my luggage was out in no time. However, the ground staff at MCO could use some improvement. When I asked for directions to the car rental area, the staff member seemed annoyed and made an announcement instead of just helping me directly. Also, I had issues with seat pricing. I paid extra for a seat up front but didn’t get it. The refund process was a hassle, requiring multiple emails before anything happened. Despite these hiccups, I’d consider flying with Frontier again, but they really need to polish their service outside the flight.

Flying to Vegas on Frontier

Flying to Vegas on Frontier was quite the experience. Right as I settled in, I noticed the cockpit door wide open with someone chatting away with the pilot. Given everything since 9/11, it felt off. Then, the pilot came out and mentioned there was a hole in the plane that had been patched up, but we had to wait for Denver's approval before taking off. That definitely spiked my anxiety. As if that wasn't enough, there was this couple moved from the back to the front due to some legal issue. I found that odd. Shouldn't people with issues be seated at the back, maybe with some extra supervision? It felt like things could've been handled better.

I took a Frontier Airlines

I took a Frontier Airlines flight from Austin to Cleveland recently, and while I'm glad they offer a direct route, the experience wasn't all smooth sailing. The gate agents were pretty relentless about charging for personal items. It's frustrating because it feels like they're just out to make a quick buck. I overheard they get commissions for this, which makes it even more disheartening. As a regular traveler, you expect some hassle, but this just felt over the top. Frontier's direct flights are convenient, but the nickel-and-diming can leave a sour taste. I hope they rethink this approach because, honestly, it can ruin a trip.

Not a great experience at all.

Back in February, I was on a Frontier flight to Florida, and this crazy thing happened. Mid-flight, some woman suddenly gets up and heads straight for the cockpit, insisting we divert to North Carolina. What really shocked me was how the flight attendants just stood there, doing absolutely nothing. They didn't try to calm her down or inform the pilot. It was like they were in a daze. Luckily, a former cop on the plane stepped in and handled the situation. Honestly, I couldn't believe how unresponsive and unprofessional the staff was. It made me question their training and readiness for emergencies. Not a great experience at all.

Frontier had this deal where

Frontier had this deal where if you booked flights mid-week and mid-day, tickets were cheaper. My sisters and I thought it was a great idea, so we booked from Trenton to West Palm Beach, flying Wednesday to Tuesday (2/12-2/18). We checked in online and got our seats, but I paid extra so we could sit together. Maureen is in her 70s and Kathy is 80 and disabled. Everything was set – rental car, accommodations, and my brother and his family were meeting us. At the airport, we got through security and waited to board. The gate agent said they overbooked and offered $500 for volunteers. We couldn’t give up our seats. When our Zone was called, our boarding passes had an error. The gate agent was rude and yelled at us, making a scene. Security came over, and everyone stared. They said we couldn’t board because they didn’t get enough volunteers. Kathy started crying. Eventually, three people didn’t show, so we got on but couldn’t sit together. Turns out, people who bought tickets that day paid more, so they got our seats. Frontier’s policy is really messed up – highest bidder wins your seat. It’s unfair, especially when you plan your whole trip around those flights.

I checked the flight status

I checked the flight status earlier in the day and saw tons of seats available. I showed up later and found out at the gate that my flight was canceled. No notification, nothing. The lady at the gate was super rude, saying it was due to weather from the flight's origin. But when I looked it up online, it said “Operational Issues”. Clearly, they didn't have enough passengers and just canceled it, calling it "uncontrollable" to avoid compensating us. Went to the service desk outside security, and the Frontier guy there said the next flight was in two days! No compensation, no vouchers, just a refund. He even warned me that there was a 50/50 chance that flight might get canceled too. He was honest, said he worked nights for Frontier and didn’t want to give false hopes. This seems like a regular thing for them, canceling flights with low passengers and calling it "uncontrollable". Total scam! Avoid this airline at all costs. Spend a bit more with a reliable one, it’s not worth the hassle.

I had the worst experience

I had the worst experience with Frontier Airlines and need to warn others. I booked a flight from Dallas to Minneapolis for just $148, thinking I was getting a good deal. But the nightmare started at the airport. First, their app wouldn’t let me check in. Then, when I got to the gate early, they told me to wait until everyone else boarded. Suddenly, they said my seat was given away! They were rude and dismissive and I was left stranded, forced to pay $528 for another last-minute flight and $70 for a taxi to another airport. I also discovered they charge ridiculous fees for carry-on bags, which they don't clearly show during booking. A student next to me had to pay $91 for her carry-on, which was more than her flight! It felt like a scam, pure and simple. They overbooked and sold our seats to make more money, leaving several of us helpless. If you value your time and money, steer clear of Frontier Airlines. This isn’t just bad service—it’s exploitation. Avoid at all costs.

Flew from SLC to Vegas

Flew from SLC to Vegas and then Vegas to Cleveland on Sept 23, 2024. First flight was smooth, got warm water when I asked. But the Vegas to Cleveland flight was a nightmare. We boarded around 10:15pm with our 3-year-old. Everything seemed fine until the pilot announced a delay due to an odor and more passengers joining. Suddenly, a crew member started pulling our bags from the overhead bin, claiming it was for paid bags only. But none of our nearby passengers had paid for their bags. He threatened to send our bags back to the gate. He even rudely dumped my bag with my husband, who already had one under his seat. The same crew targeted another Asian lady’s bag but didn't touch anyone else's. Felt discriminated against. Later, asked for warm water but got cold, then boiling hot, burning my tongue. Reached Cleveland with hearts deeply hurt by this racist act. Flight attendant was dismissive when we asked for his name. Seeking an explanation for this ordeal.

I usually don't bother with

I usually don't bother with reviews, but Frontier Airlines really pushed me over the edge. Picture this: I get to the bag check kiosk, and my reservation number just refuses to work. Long line, one stressed-out staff member, and when I finally reach her, she drops the bomb—my tickets are canceled. Apparently, they flagged my account as fraudulent. Not true! With no time left, I had to buy another ticket. The nightmare continued at my destination. My bag? Nowhere in sight. I scoured baggage stations, but it was lost. Frontier’s offices and lines were a ghost town. Days later, they told me my bag never even left the original airport. They promised to send it but couldn’t say when. Another day, another call—no updates, and tracking info disappeared. I’m now days behind on work and stuck in a loop of calls and airport visits. Frontier, you’ve redefined terrible service. If you’re reading this, steer clear of them.

Crazy experience

So, let me tell you about this crazy experience I had with Frontier recently. My flight from San Francisco to Santa Ana was just supposed to be an easy one-hour trip. Instead, it turned into a full-blown nightmare. We were boarded, then just sat on the plane for two hours before they told us to get off. After that, we waited another two hours at the airport with zero updates. A staff member casually mentioned I should probably book a different flight. Feeling stuck, I did just that, but my bag was a whole other issue. I was told I’d get it at the gate, but nope, had to wait 45 minutes at baggage claim. After finally catching my new flight—barely—I reached out to Frontier for some sort of compensation. Their customer support? A joke. Automated messages, endless wait times, and unhelpful agents offering useless vouchers. Never again! Frontier might be cheap, but it’s definitely not worth the hassle.

Flying with Frontier Airlines can

Flying with Frontier Airlines can be a real headache, and their so-called "cheap flights" often end up being more expensive than you’d expect. They charge for everything, including carry-on bags, and the fees just keep going up the closer you get to your flight. For example, if you wait until you’re at the gate, you could end up paying $99 just for a carry-on. My daughter had a nightmare experience at DFW Airport. Her flight was leaving from Terminal D, but we had to check her bag at Terminal E. By the time we got to Terminal E, they wouldn’t check her bag because it was less than an hour before her flight. This ended up costing us a fortune—shipping her bag, buying another ticket, and paying $80 for another checked bag. In the end, her round trip was nearly $600, with $240 just for baggage fees. It's a good reminder to think about all the extra costs when picking an airline.

I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone

Flying with Frontier Airlines was a total disaster from start to finish. First, I couldn't even check in online, and when I reached out for help, they were no help at all unless I coughed up €25 per person. Felt like they just didn't care. The luggage drama was next. We had proof that we could each have 20kg checked, but we were just 1.3kg over. Despite showing them the booking details, they wouldn’t budge. They said we could "move things around," but our carry-ons were packed, so we ended up paying €75 each. Then there was the counter guy. He was super rude when I tried to switch the scale to kilograms. He even threatened to send me to the back of the line. After paying the hefty fee, he oddly offered to check our carry-ons for free. Overall, it felt like they didn’t care about their passengers at all. Frontier Airlines was frustrating, and I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone.

We arrived at the airport

We arrived at the airport super early, a good four hours before our Frontier flight, since it was my daughter's first time flying and she was understandably nervous. I had everything sorted—checked in 24 hours ahead, paid for bags, and picked our seats. But when we got our boarding passes, the seats weren’t assigned. We stuck around the gate area, thinking we were all set. I wasn't aware of the 40-minute rule before boarding, despite my background with American Airlines. When it was our turn to speak with the ticket agent, she was anything but helpful. With a dismissive attitude, she told us, "You're 2 minutes too late," and refused to let us board. Yet, she allowed others on after us. We ended up driving to another airport, paying for a new flight, and waiting hours to retrieve our bags. The whole experience was frustrating and felt unfair. I'm determined to seek a resolution.

Trying to get home for

Trying to get home for the anniversary of my Godmother's passing was a nightmare thanks to this airline. My flight from Vegas to Orlando got delayed, making me miss my connection to Ohio. The next flight wasn't until the next day at 3 PM. The flight attendants seemed more interested in selling their credit card than helping passengers. I stood in line for an hour just to talk to someone because so many others missed their flights too. Offering me a hotel for the night didn’t fix anything. They didn’t have any Ohio flights, so I had to get a flight back to Vegas at 7:35 PM. I ended up spending the entire day in an unfamiliar city alone. The staff was rude and nonchalant, even calling security on frustrated passengers. To top it off, they gave me a middle seat, and I'm 6'1" and 280 lbs. This was the worst flying experience ever. Never again with this airline.

My nightmare

Flying with Frontier was a nightmare. I booked a flight from LAX to DFW, and it was a mess from start to finish. The flight was set for 7 PM, and I got to the airport by 5 PM. After going through security, there were delays caused by airport services, and a bunch of us, about 25, were affected. We finally got to the gate at 6:45 PM, but the plane had already left. It was so frustrating because they blamed us for being late, even though it wasn't our fault. Waiting in line for almost 3 hours to talk to customer service was a joke. They were slow and unhelpful, only giving me half a refund. I had to pay more to fly the next day and spent the night at the airport. The next day, I saw people boarding late, and it felt so unfair. Their service is as cheap as their tickets. I wouldn't recommend flying with them, no matter how low the prices are.

Booked a round-trip ticket with

Booked a round-trip ticket with Frontier and paid for a checked bag. Got to the airport early, but they claimed I hadn’t paid for the bag. Showed them my receipt, then they said my bag was overweight by 2 pounds. Took out a bunch of stuff, still "overweight." Did it again, same story. Asked for a supervisor, they said none available. They even lied about the flight time, saying it was moved up, but it was actually delayed by two hours. Missed my mom’s funeral because of this mess. Paid for the bag three times in total. No help at the return airport either, and they confirmed I was overcharged. Contacted customer service and USDOT, but no resolution. Frontier's responses were arrogant and condescending. They even tried to give me "Frontier miles" as compensation. Never flying with them again. Walk if you have to, just avoid Frontier.

My wife and I were

My wife and I were on Flight 181 from Philly to Santo Domingo today, and things got a bit crazy. I fell asleep and couldn’t be woken up for like 20-30 seconds. When I finally woke up, I was just groggy. The flight attendants were super concerned, and a couple of nurses onboard checked on me. I was fine, but the pilot decided we should deboard and not fly for 24 hours. EMTs checked me out at the terminal and said I was okay to fly, but it was too late by then. We missed a surprise 50th birthday party for a Ukrainian refugee we housed, which was really disappointing. Frontier Airlines later said we were "NO-SHOWS" for both flights, even though we were on the plane. After hours on hold, both supervisors Glenn and Veronica refused to give us a refund or voucher. This was really frustrating and felt so unfair.

So awfull experience

Flying with Frontier Airlines was quite an experience, but not in a good way. I thought I found a decent deal for a last-minute one-way ticket at $153, but it turned out to be a bit of a trap. They charge for everything—checked bags, carry-ons, you name it. I figured I'd handle the bag stuff at the airport, only to find out the price jumps if you don’t pay online. And then the check-in? You have to use their app unless you want to cough up another $25. I ran into trouble at the airport trying to get my confirmation number. The staff? Not very helpful. They barely assisted me, scribbling my name on a tag without much care. Another staff member came over, but she wasn't much better—her notes were impossible to read. This whole ordeal has definitely put me off flying with Frontier again. Such a hassle!

I took a flight from

I took a flight from Sacramento to Phoenix with an 18-hour layover in Las Vegas. The first leg was fine. The next morning, I was at the gate waiting for my 9:30am flight. After an hour, I noticed it was 9:20am and still no boarding calls. I checked my email and saw there was a gate change! I rushed to the new gate, had to take a train, but missed the flight by minutes. The gate agents said I'd need to buy a new ticket, which I couldn't afford. Tried to talk to a supervisor, but they were all in a meeting. Called customer service, and the agent was unhelpful and rude, even denying there was a gate change. He hung up on me. Now, I'm stuck at the Vegas airport, waiting for hours for a manager. The staff are rude and unprofessional. Worst airline experience ever. Never flying Frontier again.

Flying with Frontier is honestly

Flying with Frontier is honestly a rollercoaster. Last week’s trip to Vegas was a disaster with all those delays, but I had another flight with them from Detroit to Dallas today, and it wasn’t any better. The agents were just plain rude. My ticket was booked a month in advance, but when I checked in, I wasn’t given a seat unless I paid extra, which felt like a rip-off. At the gate, they announced the flight was oversold, and I was stuck without a seat. I ended up buying one through the app just to secure a spot. It felt like they wanted that from the beginning. The gate agent was unnecessarily harsh, making announcements that were almost scolding us passengers. One nice lady did put me in 13c, but overall, Frontier’s approach left a bad taste in my mouth. I think I’m done with them.

Flying back to LAX from

Flying back to LAX from Georgia was a nightmare. I had a carry-on and two checked bags, having paid for the extra bag online. At the airport, the staff insisted my carry-on wasn't allowed, even though I'd paid for it. The lady at the counter was acting really suspicious, especially with how she eyed my Tumi carry-on. I tried to transfer some stuff, but she hurriedly checked in my lighter bag, leaving the heavier one behind, making it impossible to transfer my things. It felt like she knew exactly what she was doing. My Chanel bag worth $5,100 was in that carry-on, and I had no choice but to check it in. The whole experience was shady and frustrating. I wouldn't trust this airline again. They seem to know too much about valuable items and how to make them "disappear.

Worst travel experience ever.

Traveling with my family from Orlando to the Dominican Republic on Frontier was a real mess. I had booked the Frontier Business bundle and got seats upfront for my disabled mother-in-law. But at the gate, things went downhill fast. Our e-Ticket session expired, and once we sorted it out, the gate agent ripped up our boarding passes without any explanation. We got new seats far apart in the back, which was a disaster for my mother-in-law who’s an amputee. One airport worker got mad when I said my mother-in-law couldn’t walk to the back. Another worker finally brought a chair to help, but then they wanted her to sit alone at the front. We fought to stay together. The whole ordeal was draining and showed zero respect for disabled passengers. Worst travel experience ever.

Without customer care

I gotta share my recent nightmare with Frontier Airlines. Picture this: arriving at the airport with plenty of time to spare, thinking everything's smooth sailing. But nope! We were shuffled from one counter to the next, and the staff, especially this one guy, was beyond rude. He claimed we were late even though we were totally on time! At the gate, things went downhill fast. Ryan and Felix, who were supposed to help, acted like bullies. They demanded an extra $25 on the spot, or no boarding for us. We tried to explain our situation, but it was like talking to a wall. Honestly, Frontier's so-called deals are just traps to squeeze more money outta folks. If you value your peace of mind, steer clear of them. They’re not about customer care, just about making a quick buck.

The Frontier "Go Wild" pass

The Frontier "Go Wild" pass turned out to be a huge letdown. My daughter and I got these passes thinking we’d snag some great travel deals, but nope, not once in a year could we use them. The blackout dates were ridiculous, like they were purposely set to make the pass useless when you actually want to travel. And having to book flights just a day in advance? Felt like trying to win the lottery. Planning anything, be it a family getaway or a work trip, was impossible. Trying to get help from their customer service was just as frustrating. They’d just direct you back to the sneaky fine print on their site. Honestly, it felt like we were just handing Frontier free money. I’d rather support a real cause with that cash. Seriously, skip the headache and avoid this pass!

I was at San Diego

I was at San Diego International recently, and let me tell ya, the scene over at Terminal 1 is something else. Spirit and Frontier share the space, and man, the chaos is real. Frontier opens their ticket counter just 2 hours before a flight, then shuts it down an hour later, leaving passengers scrambling. As a Spirit customer, I watched as folks wandered over to Spirit's counter, desperate for help with their Frontier flights. The poor Spirit agents seemed overwhelmed, constantly pointing people to the airport paging phones. It's like watching a mini circus. And those paging announcements? They barely work, maybe 1 in 20 times. Watching all this, I couldn't help but think Frontier needs to step up their game, or they might lose more than a few passengers.

I've only been with this

I've only been with this internet provider for three weeks and it's been a nightmare. The speeds I'm getting are nowhere near what was promised – it takes forever to load simple websites. Tried to get help through their online chat, but they couldn't figure it out and set up a technician visit. I rearranged my whole day for it, but no one showed. When I called, they said the appointment was canceled because I didn’t respond. Respond to what? I never got any message. The customer service rep I talked to was hard to understand, and they said I need a premium membership to talk to someone in the US. Seriously? Plus, the installation was rushed and they didn’t explain anything, so I’m clueless when I need help. Switching to AT&T as soon as possible.