Alaska Airlines - San Diego

Alaska Airlines stands out for its commitment to customer service and reliability. The airline offers a comprehensive network of routes, ensuring convenient travel options. The cabin experience is comfortable, and the staff is known for their friendly and professional demeanor. Alaska's emphasis on sustainability and community engagement adds a positive dimension to its brand. With competitive pricing and a strong reputation for on-time performance, Alaska Airlines is a preferred choice for those seeking a reliable and enjoyable air travel experience.

The San Diego Airport was small. Smaller than the other airports we been in. Every bathroom you go to has a line. It looks like it's crowded. But Alaska Airlines is very nice, we love flying with them. I Love that they carry Teavana tea. I was able to have my Tea Time way high up in the sky. The flight crew is always Friendly and helpful. I appreciate them a lot. If you looking for a good airline, go Alaska Airlines 🤙🙏

This review is for a flight 1 week ago. A ticket counter supervisor assisted me and my service animal with check-in, TSA, wheelchair assistance to the gate and boarding. Alaska Airlines is very accommodating, allows a carry on luggage + one personal carry on item at no extra charge. Alaska offers the best customer service I've received from a domestic airline in the past 3-years. I average flying 2 - 4 flights a month. Alaska Airline is number one based on my experience.

The company has been doing a great job implementing the new standards, and they couldn't be prouder. Alaska Airlines went all in, and it paid off big time. They made some changes, and they learned some valuable lessons about humility and candor. There are also several upgrades that were rolled out at the beginning of the year, and those have paid big dividends for the investors. Then, they merged with the regional carrier and brought on the entire board of directors to oversee the future of the long-term project. Speaking of long-term projects, you can order your meals 48 hours in advance when you are flying over 500 miles. Or something like that. Don't quote me on the time, number of miles, or any other seemingly factual statements contained herein.

I took an Alaska Airlines flight from San Diego to Seattle and stayed one night in Seattle and then made another flight to Alaska. I usually take 100 or more flights each year, and this flight was one of my worst experiences in 2023. We checked in only for the first segment last night and checked in two suitcases for my family. I realized that the lady at Alaska Airlines checked in our luggage to our final destination in Alaska; thus, I immediately asked her to remake our tags to Seattle because we needed our suitcases for Seattle stay. She didn't want to replace the luggage tags and told us we could get our luggage in Seattle. I didn't want to make any argument but decided to trust her words. Upon arriving in Seattle, we went to Alaska Airlines luggage help and explained the situation, and asked a gentleman to take out our luggage. Apparently, he didn't want to help and told us that our luggage would go to Alaska tomorrow..... I patiently explained him and asked for help, and then he informed us, "we could pull out, but take 3-4 hours!!!!" We didn't want to wait for our luggage until 3am. No choice but gave up. Today, my family members and I wear the same clothes and are not prepared for Alaska' s cold weather. Personally, I like Alaska Airlines and always enjoy my flights, but there is something wrong with its ground staff.