Spirit Airlines seat reviews

Flying tomorrow so we'll see how this seat is. I've flown Spirit many times because I fly about once a month. I'm sure anyone who expected a "normal" airline experience at a discount price will be disappointed customer. I did my research and knew what I was going to get, but for $92 a person, am NOT complaining about anything! I can buy water and pack snacks. I carry a duffel that meets their standards, and roll my clothes.

Seats are tight. flight is only 3 hrs thank god. so i will accept paying less for some inconvenience.
airport is nice, security is efficient and speedy.
i will use this airline again.

I paid an upgrade fee of $25 for this seat and it was well worth it for the extra leg room. I am bigger man and there is no way I would have room on a 5 hour flight in the regular seating so I recommend the exit row seats highly for this sort of situation as well as extended flights. Plenty of leg room and the seats were roomy. Only downfall of this airline is the seats dont recline but they actually dont in any row.

I fly spirit often to see my grandchildren up north. Im a small woman so the seat room is ok for me. I only use a approved size carry on and my purse. I know the ropes and fly cheap and this airline is a blessing allowing me to fly often. The 2.5 hour flight is bearable so long as your not seated next to a large person or unruly children. I have never been charged for the overhead bin and bring my own drink and snack. I'm grateful for an airline that I can usually fly round trip for about $100.00-$120.00! No complaints here. Just do your homework and you'll find the savings are well worth the learning process involved. Staff has always been professional and the couple of times I was seated next to a really large person who overflowed into my seat and another next to children who's parents could care less if they kept kicking my seat, I was moved once I made my request known to the stewardess. I like spirit and you will too if you have reasonable expectations.

The worse experience ever!!! See my uploaded pictures.. so that I can let the pictures speak for themselves.

I can just simply say their airplane as well as their gate are simply the filthiest of all airlines in the US. My Flight was from FLL to LAS flight # 777

Their seats were all torn, dirty, smelly, unsafe... etc.. you name it they had it (I mean all the bad stuff). They had a menu full of items, but the only thing available was ICE not even water.

Their staff was awful, rude, and not courteous at all!

Absolutely terrible flight! I wanted to try Spirit Airlines and the legroom was very tight and they charge you for just about everything, food, drinks, baggage and who knows what else! The craziest and worst no frills airline I have ever heard of. Even other similar low cost airlines are better than this! Avoid Spirit

This was my first time flying Spirit. $117 roundtrip!! I made sure to do my homework before the flight so that I would have a pretty good idea of what to expect. With that in mind, I had a great experience going and returning. I made other arrangements for my big bag, so I only had a laptop bag of clothes to take on for free. Minor delays both ways, but I expected based on reviews. If you do your homework first, you will be fine. Not bad at all (when you know what to expect).

This was on a fairly new A-320. Nice interior, clean, and with the 28 inch pitch seats. Leg room not bad for an average person, although the seat in front of you seems awfully close, but not to worry, the seats don't recline. And the non-reclining seats aren't an issue, since most planes, the seats don't really recline much anyway.

Keep in mind, flying Spirit, you will pay for everything. They don't have wi-fi and they don't have IFE of PTVs. With that in mind, I had a wonderful flight to LAX, with a great group of flight attendants.

This was my first trip on Spirit, and I plan to continue flying them in the future!

You get what you pay for. My tickets were $104 cheaper than the next cheapest. They get you with the additional fees. Baggage fees, including carry on (anything larger than a purse, small backpack, or briefcase). They tell you that you have to pay to use the overhead compartment. The flight attendants were cordial, at best. One bumped my husband's arm and she didn't even slow down. An apology would have been nice. You are an in flight customer service rep, nothing more. You must pay for all in flight services, including a pillow and blanket ($7). They put you into a plane with the basic understanding that passengers are sardines. The seats do not recline at all and the padding for the seats is non-existent. There was a child sitting behind me who was somewhat restless, so I felt every move that he made. I'll be paying the additional money up front next time, going with a known airline who actually seems to care about their passengers, not just the amount of profit they can make from everyone. Ya got me once, Spirit..

My flight date is not until July 31st and I have already had experiences that makes me think that I will not use this airline again. Flying use to be a pleasurable thing but in todays world it is the beast from hell. They nickel and dime you for everything. Airlines have found a way to charge consumers for things that were included when you bought a ticket in the past. Another thing I don't like speaking to a person outside of the U.S. Spirit is no difference. Limiting a passenger to 40 pounds for check-in baggage is terrible, people come in different sizes therefore clothing will not be the same size. How did they come up with that? Airlines know herd us in like cattle pack tight and we're not on the open range.