Frontier Airlines

Well just got done with one of the worst flight experiences of my life! My flight was delayed 10 hrs yes 10!!!! They gave us no explanation as to why and all of the people working the counter had no idea what they were doing and they didn’t really even care to help!!! Because of this delay I was going to miss my connecting flight in Denver. Frontier offered no help because they don’t work with any other airlines to help you get onto another flight home! I will never book with Frontier Airlines again because you truly get what you pay for. I would rather walk to my destination than fly on Frontier Airlines! PLEASE SAVE YOUR MONEY!!

Unfortunately frontier is one of the very few nonstop airlines between Las Vegas and Memphis. I try to avoid frontier as much as possible and prefer to spend more than twice as much time traveling and will gladly spend twice as much money if it means not taking frontier. The website is so horrible you can’t add a TSA number. The check in workers will NOT add your TSA number unless you relentlessly flirt with them. I have waited on the phone for over 50 minutes to try to get help but no answer. I always buy the most expensive seat available but they don’t decline and there’s no internet available for purchase and the drinks are 2x more expensive than American. I would not recommend Frontier to anybody aside from my worst enemy.

I planned to visit my boyfriend in Salt Lake City a month ahead of time and bought my ticket from Frontier Airlines, if I had known at the time all the trouble I would have to go through I would have went with another airline. The first problem I had was on the way out to Salt Lake City, it was a delay of 3 hours in the Denver airport. This was an inconvenience, however not the end of the world. The night before my flight back to Little Rock I received an email that said my flight was cancelled and it only gave me two options, to either get a refund on the unused part of my ticket plus travel miles with Frontier (obviously I don't want to fly with Frontier ever again) or to get a refund of up to $400 if I bought a ticket with another airline plus more travel miles with Frontier. The original round-trip ticket was only $375 and I would have only gotten half of that back. So in more simple terms I was being screwed out of money since their company policy is not to pay you back in full the cost of the new ticket. The night before my flight there is no way I could have found a ticket with another airline cheaper than $400. I ended up paying $600 for my one-way ticket back home since it was so last minute. I would think with any respectable airline there would have been another option (or a full refund for the new ticket in previous options would have sufficed), to offer another flight free of charge. Frontier Airlines clearly doesn't strive to serve customers to the customer's satisfaction. They left me stranded in a city hours from my home without even the option of giving me a full refund on the new ticket I had to buy because they cancelled my flight the night before. The money Frontier Airlines cost me was hard earned money supposed to go towards my college tuition or books. It is very disappointing that Frontier doesn't take care of its customers and works with them.

If I could I would give them no stars! The plane was an hour late landing because the captain had to pull the plane back up right before landing because another airline was "taking their time" on the runway. We had to turn back around to turn back around to be able to land. All of us felt sick to our stomach! On top of that we go to get our luggage and my husband's was lost even though the plane was no where near full and we got there an hour and forty-five minutes before even boarding that plane. I've had to call the baggage department three times in five days! First they said they found the bag and it was going to get here by the next day...No one called so I called. Oh they really didn't find the bag, they just assumed it was left at the departing airport. They said they would call me in 24 hours and once again no one called. I call today and they said we are going to send you the forms to reimburse you for the things in your bag, but if we find it we will be sure to give it back to you. Oh but you'll have to wait 90 days before we can give you the full refund! This bag had all of my husbands clothes, a baby video monitor, sound machine, c-pap, all of our toiletries, etc.! You are gonna put us through all of this but if you find it you aren't gonna give us back the money we had to use to buy these things over again because the bag took over 90 days to find? RIDICULOUS! Never flying this airline every again!

Frontier helped me to change my ticket due to being displaced by hurricane Irma. They were courteous, caring and prompt. I was very appreciative in a stressful situation.

Frontier provides cheap flights, so expect just that. If you have low expectations, you won't be disappointed. I think it is silly to have to pay for a carry-on. Seats are not the most comfortable but with frontier, you get what you paid for and that is it.

Absolutely the worst airline I've ever flown with. From the purchasing of the tickets , all the extra fees for carry on baggage, seat fees, rude employees. Then 5 hr delay no notification until 2 hrs after we arrived at airport for departure to home. Then when arriving to pittsburgh our luggage was damaged and no frontier people around to file claim. I then arrive home to find in my email 2 $100 vouchers for future flight. Are you kidding me? I spent more than that at airport waiting for my delayed flight. I will never book a flight through frontier again I will take a 8 hr layover over with another airline to save the headaches this company has caused.

Frontier is the worst functioning business I have ever had an interaction with. I don't know how they spread so much disappointment and rage and still manage to stay in business. Our flight to Cleveland was one of hundreds canceled out of Denver the weekend before Christmas, but not before it was moderately delayed so we still had to get up at 3am and drive two hours through the mountains in the off chance that it left on time. They tried to claim it was weather related so they wouldn't have to comp any hotels or more expensive tickets for the thousands of people they screwed over, even though it had been beautiful for days and no other airlines were having these problems. Lines were horrendously long to talk to customer service and remedy our canceled flight. We were the lucky few in the first thirty people or so of the line and only waited a little over an hour. Other poor souls were hundreds of people back in line and, if they are finally done waiting two days later, should sue for emotional distress damages. When we finally got up to the service counter, the customer service agent seemed like she could care less and just wanted a nap. She was not helpful at all. She had no recommendations for us. We were told we couldn't fly into Cleveland until Friday! (Mind you, this occurred at 9am Monday) We finally got out of her that we could get tickets on a flight to Cincinnati, but that was only after we asked about flights to 4 other cities. She was completely unforthcoming with any helpful information. Upon asking about our luggage that had been checked to Cleveland, we were told that our checked bag would be taken off the canceled flight to Cleveland and we could pick it up at baggage claim, recheck it on the new flight to Cincinnati and go back through security. When we arrived at baggage claim there were hundreds or suitcases strewn around the carousels. After waiting half an hour (at this point our flight had been canceled for about 2 hours already), I was told that our bag was going to go to Cleveland anyway, despite the fact that the flight was canceled. I was ready to leave baggage claim on that knowledge, when my husband talked to someone else who said to wait there and the bags would come up on the carousel in about 45 minutes. Now we had conflicting information and we had to track down someone else to confirm which was correct. It turned out our bags would indeed be showing up. Get your story straight people! How does a company allow an employee to go around telling customers completely false information? If I had relied on that information my day would have been even worse! From the time the flight was canceled to the time the luggage made it back to baggage claim was almost three hours! After checking our bag to Cincinnati, the plane to Cincinnati ended up being 5 hours delayed! At one point, it was delayed a half hour every half hour for three hours. Get it together people! Don't string someone on like that. As hope that we would make it to Cincinnati that night and still be conscious enough to drive to Cleveland ebbed away, we started looking for other options. We ended up getting on a standby list for a flight to Columbus and getting on that plane. With all this bouncing around between flights, I was told we could fill out a form directing the airline to ship our bag to us in Cleveland when it landed in Cincinnati. When we landed in Columbus I asked a frontier agent where I could fill out the form. She didn't know what I was talking about! She told me to call customer service. More conflicting information, imagine that. I called customer service and proceeded to wait on hold for 2.5 hours! Yes, the entire drive from Columbus to Cleveland consisted of me waiting on hold with Frontier customer service. But wait, there's more! Upon talking to a person, she told me my bag had actually been pulled off the Cincinnati flight when it was discovered we were no longer on it and was in Denver. She took the address for delivery and said the bag would be overnighted. Imagine my surprise when I got a voice mail the next afternoon saying I had to call Frontier baggage at Cincinnati and provide delivery information because our bag was actually in Cincinnati! Six hours and 20 phone calls later, I was finally able to talk to someone who said my bag did, in fact, make it to Cincinnati and I had to give them delivery information to ship it. Does no one know anything? Who spreads all this false information to so many employees? How is it that one company can have so much conflicting information? This fiasco is the absolute epitome of incompetence. And my story is better than some others. I made it home that day. The same cannot be said for everyone Frontier screwed over this past weekend. I hope these atrocities indicate a company in its death throws that will soon be nothing but a distant memory of anguish and a warning to others how not to run an airline.

Used to be a good airline but terrible in the past few years. I finally gave up flying them. Flew to Nashville and on the return flight I arrive at the airport to find no one at the counter. They have a 45 min. minimum check in and no one to check you in. Finally got an email 30 mins before my flight that it was delayed SIX hours! No compensation. I bought a ticket to Seattle. A month before my flight they told me instead of leaving at 7 AM I was leaving at 7 PM- cancelling an entire day of my vacation. Then they tried to charge me to cancel my ticket. Several hour wait times on the phone to talk to a rude human who was no help. Finally Facebook and Twitter bombed them to get my money back. HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE! Don't fly them under any circumstances.

I loved flying Frontier from Wilmington DE to Orlando FL. Made the trip several times during the brief period that it was offered. HOWEVER, almost every phone call I've made to Frontier, I was put on an automatic 55 minute hold. Which is not pretty if you're calling from your cell phone and your battery is draining away. Sending them an email with a question put you in a one-week wait for a response. Seriously?? Every time I flew on the weekends, the plane seemed to be packed. But flying during the week was less full. Then they changed their schedule so that, unless you were retired like me, you had to take SIX DAYS VACATION to fly to Orlando and get both your weekends. Apparently, Frontier wasn't happy with their bad schedule either, and pulled out of ILG altogether. If only they would fly one piece of equipment out of ILG every weekend, say early Saturday morning, and one flight back from Orlando late Sunday afternoon, they'd probably be full up. But they didn't seem to be concerned about customer feedback. So we're all back to flying out of Philly or Baltimore when Wilmington would be so much easier. Don't love them anymore.

For whatever reason they have all but abandoned KC. I flew Frontier often to Jackson WY and Durango CO. Both of those cities have been dropped from their schedules. Today I tried to search for flights to both Bozeman MT and Salt Lake City. Neither would produce a round trip itinerary for me. Last time I flew with them was over 2 years ago. Now they seem to be functioning as more like a charter outfit. Service to many cities on an every other day basis. Never had a complaint then. Sadly I don't see myself ever flying with them again as they no longer go where I want to go

My first time flying with Frontier was ok until it was time for us to fly back home.we sat in the airport 12 hours because they changed our flight without telling us.or calling..we alre handicap couple,so you could emagine what we were going thru...i felt lie the airlines should have tried to compensate us, but they only said i'm soor..it was a mistake on our parts...we ask for another airline ticket to baltimore from Augusta GA. BUT now they say they c an't find our flight information...they didnt have trouble taking our money at the time..so now can you do something for us?????/thank you

Had the worst experience on this airline. Our flight was delayed 6 times and then we were told to board which we did.We sat in the plane for an hour and then was told the flight was canceled. We were in a line at the desk for over an hour and then were told we had to book another flight. We were in the airport from 10am to 3:30 am the next morning and there was none around except for people sleeping on the floor. No food, No help with finding our luggage, no security around either. we did not get to a motel until 3:30 am and then had to stay 2 nights before we could get a flight. We did with another airline but fought for months to get reimbursed by Frontier and what do we get.... a ticket on the very same airline to be used within a time frame! Cannot get the money instead. We would Never fly frontier again.

My wife and I used Frontier Airlines for the very first time. I liked the non-stop flights. The service provided by the crew was good as well. I liked paying for Baggage, etc. up front. We had a great experience.

I used to love Frontier (even have a Frontier credit card). However, recently Frontier management has changed many of the flights out of Denver reducing many and getting rid of others altogether. The main reason I flew with Frontier was to travel back and forth to Costa Rica to visit family. All of a sudden, they completely got rid of that flight. HUGE disappointment! I have considered getting rid of the credit card because of this. I in no way blame the employees of the company (the majority of which have always been very helpful). The company itself has forgotten what customer service should be about. I sincerely hope that they consider bringing back the CR flight as well as others. Denver is a big hub for international travel and it is a shame that Frontier seems to be pulling out of DIA.

Frontier use to be one of my top airline choices; not any more - they are horrible with customer service, flight options, they charge for everything, flights are rarely on time, many of the staff are not helpful or problem solvers. It's truly unfortunate for what use to be a great company and airline has been run into the ground and it's reflected in their staff morale and most people I talk to HATE flying this airline and avoid it if at all possible. Whether it be the website which frequently crashes, does not work for any variety of reasons on most browsers to attempting to reach anyone of help on the phone which will keep you waiting for hours to just transfer you around until you are annoyed enough to hang up to in person assistance which might attempt to moderate assist you or not. Frontier has truly outdone themselves to become one of the worst airlines on the market!

They offer a regular service to certain cities, which is not true..and also, there's no service for months from Denver. Customer service is terrible, on the phone and at the airport. I am not a picky traveler, but it's not admissible that they ignore you at the counter for almost 1 hour, (while talking over the phone) when you're just trying to check your luggage, that you have already paid for, and then tell you that it's too late to do it. On another time, we almost missed a flight for a similar reason. It's even worse when you call customer service if you have any kind of problems. Without getting into details, last time I called, I spent 1:40 minutes on the phone with 5 different agents that after apologizing 20 times, were "transferring" me to a "higher" level. The last agent even yelled at me, when I asked her if she was a supervisor and would not understand which was my problem or show any kind of empathy for having been for 1:35 trying to unsuccessfully solve the issue. Credit cards an outrageous interest and it's not worth using it. Enough was enough. I closed my account and will never have an account with them again.

The worst ever! Down to one flight out of Milwaukee! Used to be the hub for the airline. They even charge you now for coffee! Next it'll be for water too! Oh wait you'll probably get charged to breathe on the plane next! I was at the Denver airport about a year ago after seeing my cardiac surgeon and they told me my carry-on was too big. Really? I flew with it out there and now going back it grew? NOT! Same bag so why was it ok one way and not the other? A guy came over and started telling me I couldn't take it on board and I told him it's the same bag! It has my medicine and medical stuff in it and he said too bad! Then he threatened me saying I couldn't fly! I had surgery and I was in such a state I was shaking! The guy was a fricking idiot! One of the TSA officers walked by and I asked him to help me while that idiot left for a few minutes. Another Frontier person came over (really not a Frontier working as they are sourced out) but she told the TSA guy what happened and he said he would get me on the plane and he did. No problem. What a moron that Frontier manager was!!!

Hello everyone! I would like to share the story of how ‪#‎frontierairlines‬ screwed my wife and I over arecent trip to Iowa. First of all, we bought tickets back in February to fly to Des Moines, Iowa and back to Denver. We were leaving Denver on Tuesday, May26, and returning on Sunday, May 31. So on Monday, May 25, I logged in to the #frontierairlines website to check in for our flight, and found that I could not print our boarding passes. Closer inspection showed that the date on the website reservation was Monday, May 25, and that flight had, in fact, departed about 2 hours prior to the time at which I was attempting to check in! I called #frontierairlines, and while I was trying to sort out the confusion between the reservation's date (via the confirmation email we'd been sent the first week of February) vs. the website's date, I realized that our return flight had also been moved up a day, to Saturday, May 30. The person I was talking to observed in their system that there were, in fact, NO flights between Denver and Des Moines on either day for which Andrea and I had made reservations almost 4 months previous. She told me she would have to investigate and call me back when she figured it out. In about 10 minutes, I got the callback, and was told, and I quote: "That airport will no longer allow us to fly in or out on certain days. An email was sent out over the weekend (that is, the day or two before I'm talking to her) telling everyone affected about the changes to their itineraries. " The only days #frontierairlines was now flying into Des Moines from Denver were Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. I was told that my only options were a) a full refund, and I would be free to pursue another airline's offerings(oh, and likely we would have been charged their cancellation fee, of course), or b) I could fly on Wednesday (since we'd missed the Monday flight(s) already) and Saturday or Monday to return. I found this unacceptable, and told her that I felt #frontierairlines had a responsibility to either make good on the contract we'd both agreed to four months prior, even if that meant flying us on a similar schedule with a different carrier. Well, #frontierairlines doesn't have agreements with any other carrier, so they couldn't transfer us was the answer. I made clear that I didn't care about their agreements, that they should be able to buy us seats on another carrier on a similar schedule. Which would have meant two United flights, for which the cost was approximately $2000 for two tickets on that schedule, given that it was the day before our desired travel date. She told me I'd have to speak to her "specialty supervisor" about that, and transferred me. The "specialty supervisor" gave me *exactly* the same options, with zero flexibility. After a few minutes, I then asked for THAT person's supervisor. After being transferred again, I got yet another person who offered 2 options and no flexibility. But the third person informed me that, if I was serious about #frontierairlines paying our way on another airline, I would have to speak to "Customer Relations". I hadn't been speaking to customer relations already? Nope. Turns out "Customer Relations" at #frontierairlines is a department that is open for 3 hours a day, 5 days a week, from 8AM to 11AM weekdays only. So I agreed that I would try to speak with "Customer Relations" the following morning, the day I had been planning, FOR FOUR MONTHS, to travel. Later in the evening, I decided, on good advice from Facebook friends, to research other possible cities to switch the tickets to in order to make the same schedule. I checked Omaha and Kansas City--turns out, #frontierairlines only flies in and out of both those cities on the SAME EXACT SCHEDULE as they do Des Moines, M-W-F-Sat. Then I checked Cedar Rapids. That city, #frontierairlines flies in and out of on a T-Th-Sun schedule. So this means two things: if we're going to stay on #frontierairlines, then we're going to have to change to Cedar Rapids, and THE STORY ABOUT DESMOINES 'NOT ALLOWING' THEM TO COME AND GO CERTAIN DAYS IS ALMOST CERTAINLY A LIE. Nevertheless, we're going to try to work with #frontierairlines because it's still our best shot. So, Tuesday, May 26 arrives. I handed off to my wife to speak to #frontierairlines and their "Customer Relations" folk, while I got things ready to go. She called in at precisely 8AM. SHE WAS ON HOLD, NEVER SPEAKING TO A SINGLE PERSON, FOR ALMOST TWO HOURS. Let's put that into perspective: for almost 2/3 of the entire time that "Customer Relations" would be open that day, there was absolutely NO customer service happening for us. On the day we intended to travel. So, after an hour and 45 minutes, and keeping "Customer Relations" hold on one phone, Andrea used her cell phone to call Reservations back again. She did her best haggling with them to change over to the Cedar Rapids itinerary, which they did, finally, do. BUT. They charged us *exactly* $300, claiming that amount was the difference in fares. And, they intended to charge us the $150 change fee (times two, of course!). Andrea managed to talk them out of that, thankfully, but was so exasperated with the whole situation that she accepted the $300 in 'fare difference.' After she'd settled that, she also hung up on the call to "Customer Relations" which was never answered. So, in the end, #frontierairlines seems to have gone to an every other day schedule in some of the cities they fly to, and are claiming that the destination airports are revoking permission for them to fly in and out on certain days. I do not believe that this story is true. Even if it were, an email over the holiday weekend as the only notice your entire trip has been rescheduled for you is FAR from acceptable practice. Oh, and said email was nowhere to be found, by the way. And then, #frontierairlines managed to extort a further $300 from us, almost doubling the cost of the tickets. On top of all that, any company that has a "Customer Relations" department that is open to the public fewer hours every week than most companies' customer relations departments would be open any TWO DAYS of the week is clearly not interested in their customers' concerns. After the trip, I sent a very short (due to the limitations of Frontier's customer 'service' website) complaint, telling them about how I'd posted the story you just read on Facebook and encouraged everyone to share it. After more than a week (almost two, I believe), I finally got a response, wherein I was told that the change in schedule had been made back in February, and my wife had allegedly 'approved' it at that time. Utter falsehood. But, in the interest of 'good will', they refunded the $300 charge for changing our tickets at the last minute. So they've earned a tiny bit of relief from me screaming about it online--but will never fly with them again.

I too, used to love flying Frontier. Now, their customer service department and ability to reach and get a response, is the absolutely bottom of the barrel. They are the very worst in the industry! Their website is terrible also. Just try to use your free miles! The website wasn't working, so I tried to contact someone and was on the phone for nearly an hour waiting for someone to help me. Oh, and just try to file a complaint...you just get a rude customer representative on the phone to deal with. You can't speak to anyone higher up either. Their is no way to file a complaint, other than to the department that you have the complaint with. I first began flying with Frontier when my daughter relocated to Great Falls, Montana. In the beginning, I could fly anytime, then it was only in the summer. Now, they stopped flying there altogether. The only time that I will EVER fly with them again is when I use my mileage that I have accumulated. They also now charge for everything! I am surprised that they even allow a purse on board without charging you. Well, they will charge you if it is too big! I must say, however, that the airline attendants were very pleasant to deal with. They should go work for another airline, because I predict that Frontier will go belly up soon due to the way they treat their customers.

I used to love Frontier but my experience with them in Feb. made me never want to fly Frontier again. I paid for stretch seating but when I went to check in I was moved to the middle of the last row. my seats were gone. I called them and was on hold for over 2 hours. it took them another 45 minutes to fix it. I was charged for everything which made my tickets more than United for the same flight. The soon to be layed off staff was fine. the management was a joke. I wrote them and got 2 50.00 vouchers. Not worth using to fly them again. I do not trust them at all. they give poor service and do not honor their tickets. I never got my seats back and wasn't able to sit with my hubby even thought i purchased seats that they gave to others. bad service , bad handling of their employees. not going to fly them.

Everything was great! My flight was on time, baggage check and claim was good, snacks free and good... I really enjoyed flying with Frontier Airlines.

The 1 rating is due to horrendous treatment by the check-in desk agent who refused to check us in for a flight eventhough we were at Trenton airport (TTN) 30 minutes before the flight take off time, and we could literally see the plane sitting there. We were forced to drive to PHL to catch another plane on another airline to get to a family wedding. Agent was rude, unreasonable, causing us to spend $400 for a last minute flight) and totally out of line, because we could have made the flight with time to spare. Our calls to the 800 number were to no avail, nor was customer service willing to give us any refunds. Other Frontier employees tried to be of assistance but were blocked by this agent.

Frontier used to be our favorite airline as we live in Denver, Colorado. Over the last 3 or 4 years their service and prices have gone out of site. Yes, you can do their rock bottom fairs but you pay extra for everything even a carry on. My wife and I had to come down to our 2nd home in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to purchase new furniture. Frontier is not flying to PV this summer at all. We booked on United but had to go through San Francisco. Frontier better watch out for Southwest (where two bags are still free). As of November 1st. we can go non-stop Denver to PV. WE already have our tickets purchased for our winter stay on Southwest.

Our flight was 3 hours late leaving......but it was weather related & that can't be helped!! All the employees were very helpful and extremely nice........It was a good experience ............

Other than a 2 hour flight delay out of Austin to Las Vegas my 1st experience with Frontier was great. The cabin crew were very friendly and professional. They made the flight very comfortable and were very attentive. Overall a positive experience.

I liked the rates, the planes, and service on the planes. However, from the customer service in the airport and at their offices is terrible. If you have a problem good luck finding their customer service, let alone getting a response. Their lost bag service was 100% non-responsive (they let me know they had found it, but after that they had no one at the airport to get it to me, and wouldn't send it to me; after two days and two expensive trips to the airport I finally got it back - their voice mailbox was full and no return phone calls). At one point I found a customer service agent on their 800#, but she said it wasn't her department and she forwarded me to Air Canada's customer service. When I found another agent he promised me someone would reimburse me for my multiple trips to get my bag, my rental car since my flight was screwed up and I had to go to another airport, and also a credit for my troubles. But, I have had zero response from the airline since. I have filed everything, called people, etc. No one has contacted me. Because of their errors I missed out on a lot of business meetings (purpose of my trip), and incurred a lot of headaches, expenses, etc. No discounted ticket price covers the value of good customer service.

In flight; one of the best. Their customer service personnel, especially supervisory, could care less about the customer. Stranded in Atlanta/clear weather; flight dropped and changed with no prior notification, nothing posted at the counter..ever..and no management help on the phone. Left on my own to find a place to sleep and told "It's company policy..." My response involved flight crew(s) going thru same thing; "oh, we'd take care of them." Have and will suggest to others to avoid Frontier. One of the worst arrival/departures records on record and a customer service department that's all about...the business, not the customer.

Well our flight was delayed 4 times with no good explanation. No comps for a meal. When returning home the ramp to get off the plane had not been shoveled. Finally they shoveled but the ramp was still icy and slippery. So one out of two flights was very disappointing. For that kind of delay something should have been done like a discount on the next trip tickets. I hope they really do read these reviews!!

I flew Frontier when they departed out of Dickinson, ND and have nothing but praise. On time, made for easy connection in Denver to another flight taking me to Dallas. Wish they still came to Dickinson.

First, the usual complaint about charging more for carry-on luggage but not warning of the charge when purchasing the ticket. We packed individually a total of four carry on for a total of $200 round trip and we had to checked them not bring as carry on. Second, they changed our returning flight from 11pm to 9am we lost a day of our vacation! Then we had to purchase assigned seats to ensure we sit together. Third, they only provide free water everything else had to pay even $3.00 for a can of soda. Only snacks for a 7 hour flight to Las Vegas. Fourth, staff did not communicate we had special service stop in Cincinnati and we're told to get out of the plane and then they called us in about 5 minutes to hurry up that we should have never gotten out of the plane. Like it was our fault! Six, our returning flight was awful, we sit inside the airplane for an hour they said it was a light bulb they need to change.The seats were the most uncomfortable I've sat in. I'm 5'3 and 140 pounds and never have a problem, yet I was sore after a 2 hour. Seven, we had to get out of airplane in Cleveland Ohio for special service again and only had 10 minutes to purchase cold food and drinks for $60. Insane! And then ran back to the same airplane. Eight, we finally arrived to Orlando Florida the staff could not tell us were the luggage will be. After we arrived to baggage claim we waited for over an hour! Nine, a lot of passengers went to the counter were staff had no idea why the luggage was not available they said that probably they were waiting for other flights! Finally a supervisor came in and her only consolation comment was that we needed to wait 5 more minutes. Everyone was outrage and started asking for their baggage money back. The frontier supervisor started yelling back to all passengers and threat to call police on us. No meal voucher or baggage voucher. We had just keep waiting after a 12 hour trip. Ten, this was the worst experience I've ever had. The cheap flights are always more expensive and service is awful.

Convenient direct flight from Austin to Salt Lake City. Accommodations are bare bones but manageable for such a short trip. Prices are excellent and allow us the ability to see family and friends more than we ever could previously since cost is always a consideration.

I usually use Frontier Airlines when I go to Texas because they have incredibly cheap flights. I've always been treated well on Frontier and then to have it be so inexpensive is amazing. If you are a light traveler this airline is great. If not, it can get pricey since bags cost an additional amount.

I'm not very impressed with Frontier at the ticket counter where you get tickets they were very unprofessional. Very short-tempered with an older man that was in front of me. I was not impressed at all. I wish I could say something nicer but I was so not impressed at all. I felt very bad for that older man.

You definitely get what you pay for when you fly Frontier. The flights on Frontier can be VERY cheap but the extra fees that can be added on are expensive. You have to pay for any carry-on bigger that a small backpack and you have to pay to pick your seat. The customer service isn’t great but if you are trying to get somewhere (with just a small backpack) it’s a great deal!