Frontier Airlines seat reviews

It was fine. Better than my flight there though, in the older version. It was short, so I was okay with it. You can't really expect much from a super low-cost airline.

The plane was newer and clean. Seats clearly marked. Plane was free from excessive vibration, windows were clear and clean. The seat while not luxurious, was comfortable and adequate. I flew super economy and had appropriate expectations and was not disappointed. Foot room was not spacious but there was enough space to shift feet, shift your back and make the 2+ hour flight without a lot of discomfort. Seat did not recline, but the one if front of me didn’t either.

Ample leg room, not the same as row but worked ok

Booked 6 D,E,F for family flying together. With arm rests up the width was acceptable. Leg room ok for us 2- 5’3” people. 6ft son sat in aisle 6D and leg room was ok but snug. For the price and length of this on time flight these seats are fine. Nice to be close to front and had overhead space for bags.

Had nothing but great experience, 1st time ever flying frontier. Very helpful staff at check in

Decent stretch seating. A little hard after 2.5 hours. But much better than the standard seating. Front air much better and fresher. Easy access to lavatory. Full size try table. As opposed to the joke of a tray table you get in a standard seat! Much better and cleaner than Allegiant, Witch isn’t as bad as people make it out to be

I fly often and all airlines 6ft 210lbs. I like Frontier but if your rich, probably better to fly other airlines. I accept that Frontier is delayed more than others, no magazines, just water served and seats have less cushion so bring a pillow to sit on if you have a boney butt. (I don't need one) For the A321, Almost all seats are OK. Best seats for tall people over 5'10" are rows 2, 3 and all exit rows, any seat except for 13A and 27F which is still better but has the attendants jump seat in front of you. Only problem with 27A and 27F is the tiny round window on the exit door. Exit seats have dividers which I like to keep people squeezing you out of your seat. Plenty of width for me, but if you have extremely wide hips, you should choose another airline. These exit seats all fully recline, which almost all seats on frontier don't recline. Only problem with exits are the flimsy pull out table. 10E and 26B is a little better because no seat next to you so you can still stretch out sideways. Worst seats are probably 10B and 26E since attendant jump seat next to you takes up all room so very cramped and no window. Also rows 40 and 41 are stinky when bathroom door is opened. Row 1 is really no more room than others since the bulkhead takes up floorspace.

Seat was adequate, on the aisle as requested, upcharge.

Great value for price. Stretch seats worked really well for my family. I'm 5'4" and I was able to cross my legs. My sons and husband are all over 6" and had good leg room.

Im 6ft 235pds and fit snug but comfortably in the aisle seat. Big bonus, these seats do not recline so no issues with that. I feel that anyone larger than me should upgrade their seat.