Worst airline experience ever. Had an international flight with a layover at JFK. While on the international flight, received notification that the connecting flight was canceled and rebooked for the following morning (16 hours later). After 2 phone calls and 1 visit to counter, received a hotel and a ride to and from hotel but still had to wait until next morning for flight. Arrived at airport at 3:45am for flight. Checked bags, had a boarding pass with assigned seat for the 6:25am flight out. At 5:12am, received an email stating that the confirmation was canceled and that Delta did not have us on a flight and to contact service for rebooking. So basically they removed us from the flight after assigning a seat. Another trip to the counter to be told they can put us on standby for a 9:50am flight. Then have to go to customer service to locate baggage once we arrive at final destination. So it’s a prayer that our luggage even arrives at our final destination at this point. Sit and wait an additional 3 hours at the airport for a standby flight now. We were Delta Comfort+ tickets but now standby and will be sitting in main cabin without any compensation. Will NOT be flying with Delta again. Their agents had no solutions and no compensation provided for any of the changes, inconveniences, time lost, downgrades of seats, etc. Delta is not as good as Spirit or JetBlue at this point and don’t give a damn about their customers.

I flew Icelandair twice RT from Denver to Europe in less than a month. Eight legs connecting through Reykjavic both ways. Positive experience. In-flight staff was excellent. Food/drinks were great. Saga premium seats as expected. Check in and boarding could be better.

Shame on Air Portugal We are deeply disappointed and heartbroken by the way we were treated by Air Portugal during a time of real crisis. Due to the war, we were unable to take our scheduled flight. For days, we were told to call on the day of our flight to “see what they could do.” When that day came, they offered no help whatsoever-not even a future flight credit. Instead, they had the audacity to ask for more money to change our flight. We fully understand that airlines have policies. But when lives are at stake, and people are stranded in a war zone, compassion should override red tape. Air Portugal showed zero humanity. No flexibility, no support, no empathy. We’ve been stuck far longer than we ever expected, and our funds are exhausted. Air Portugal had the chance to help-if only a little-but they chose profit over people. We will never forget that. If you’re looking for an airline that stands by its passengers in moments of real need, look elsewhere.

THE WORST COMPANY TO FLIGHT WITH STAY A W A Y!

I fly with Turkish Airlines regularly - I live in Turkey these days, so unfortunately my options are limited. I flew to Dar recently - the plane was a 737 which for a flight time of seven hrs is a tad small, in my opinion. The inflight experience was normal for Turkish Airlines in my experience - once onboard, the staff were surly, bordering on rude. The meal was no better than average. In seven hrs i received one glass of wine, when I asked for a second I was simply ignored, as if I had made an improper suggestion. I received a single tiny container of water and later in the flight i was provided with a sandwich which was bread with barely any filling and a cola. No snacks. Miserable, really. All smiles when you exist the plane of course - one gets the impression that you were no more than an imposition. Perhaps the crew were glad to see the back of us - i know i was glad to see the back of them. I waited for my suitcase and when the carousel started, suitcases were loaded and went round and round. One or two people retrieved theirs. After a good twenty minutes the baggage handlers started to remove the suitcases from the carousel. I asked if there was any more – one of the handlers advised me these suitcases were from a flight, the passengers of which, had arrived two days previously! A fellow passenger approached me and showed me his phone - he had a transponder tag in his suitcase, which showed his luggage was still in Istanbul. Me and FIFTY other passengers were left to wrangle with a single local agent who was completely overwhelmed. I filled in a form and left. I attempted to call the phone numbers I found on the web – over four days I must have called the four numbers, each twice per day but no one ever answered. Eventually on the fourth day I took it on myself to the airport where I eventually found my suitcase. In the lost luggage. Despite leaving my contact details on my lost luggage form including a local phone number, no one attempted to contact me. Turkish Airlines are the most difficult – almost impossible Airline to contact. I will raise a complaint with the Aviation Authorities as i believe i will receive no sense from Turkish Airlines. I tend to find that companies like this who are full of self promotion are the least competent and the most disappointing.

If you're considering flying American Airlines—don’t. We were stranded overnight in Myrtle Beach due to a preventable mechanical issue (a tire problem), and American failed at every turn to provide basic support, clear communication, or even follow their own published policies. We boarded our flight, then were suddenly asked to deboard around 6:00 PM. We were told the delay would be short—no more than two hours. As someone with a connecting flight in Dallas, I immediately asked about rebooking options. Gate agents only helped international passengers at first, and then just whoever happened to get in line—so much for prioritizing connecting flights. There was a 7:45 PM flight to Dallas available, but we were never moved to it. By the time we realized they weren’t helping others with connections, we joined a painfully slow-moving line. The gate agents were overwhelmed and clearly inexperienced. When we finally spoke to someone (around 9:00 PM), the flight had already been fully cancelled. Then came the cascade of failures: No hotel accommodations, despite American’s own policy promising coverage when a disruption is their fault. No rental cars, since they were fully booked due to the weekend. The airport closed for the night—lights off, no staff, no food, no pillows or blankets. Dozens of passengers slept on hard plastic chairs near baggage claim. No alternate flights. We were rebooked for the next day, but the flight kept getting pushed back. By midnight, the earliest available option was 5:00 PM—with two connections and downgraded seats. We were looking at more than 24 hours stuck in an airport with no help and no certainty. We ended up having to book new flights on Delta—out-of-pocket—at a cost of over $1,600, just to get home. Delta was on time and professional. American, on the other hand, is now refusing to reimburse those costs. All we’ve received is an apology and a refund for the flight we never even got to fly—nothing more. Let me be absolutely clear: This was not weather-related. This was 100% an operational failure. The largest airline in the U.S. couldn’t source a backup plane from one of its many nearby hubs? There were no contingency plans? This tire issue should have been caught through routine maintenance—it never should have reached the point of grounding a plane full of passengers. They made no attempt to send a replacement aircraft, reroute passengers, or offer meaningful assistance of any kind. Per American’s own Contract of Carriage and DOT regulations, they are required to provide hotel accommodations, rebooking assistance (including on other carriers), and meal vouchers for controllable delays. I was handed one meal voucher—after the airport food services had already closed. The fact that a company of this size had no plan, no backup resources, and no empowered staff is beyond frustrating—it’s inexcusable. We were left with no food, no hotel, no flight, and not even the courtesy of a blanket. Just a canned apology email and a refund for a service they failed to deliver. This wasn’t just inconvenient. It was negligent. American Airlines failed to uphold their obligations and left dozens of paying customers stranded. If this is how they handle something as simple as a tire issue, I can’t imagine how they’d respond in an actual emergency. Avoid American Airlines at all costs. You are truly on your own when things go wrong. I fully intend to pursue every channel available to recover these expenses and hold this company accountable.

Flydubai Disappointed by Crew Behavior & Lack of Accountability I’m very disappointed with my recent experience flying with Flydubai. I was treated unprofessionally and disrespectfully by the crew on board flight number FZ1464 date Mon, 9 Jun 12:40 PM and I raised this through their official complaint channels. Despite sending a detailed email, I received no response or acknowledgment from the airline. As a paying passenger, I expected at least a basic level of courtesy and a proper follow up. The silence from Flydubai is unacceptable. I believe that customer feedback especially about poor treatment should be taken seriously. I am now left wondering: Does Flydubai care about how their staff treat passengers? I am sharing this publicly because I deserve answers, and other travelers should be aware of how complaints are handled (or ignored). Flydubai, please do the right thing and respond to this. Annet Nyamwenge

American Airlines has poor customer service, and their employees show little respect for paying customers, who ultimately support their jobs. When my 14-year-old traveled, the online customer service was not clear about the policies regarding unaccompanied minors. At the counter, I was informed that I had to pay an additional $300 for a flight attendant to escort my son onto the airplane. I questioned why this was necessary since it seemed to be part of their job. I was given a gate pass and sat with my son until it was time for them to board, at which point I was instructed to stay until the plane departed. When my teen arrived at the destination, my oldest child had to go to the gate to pick him up. They were not being babysat; the staff should have simply performed their duties like they do for other passengers. The return trip was even worse. My children arrived at the airport two hours before the flight, only to be told it would take an hour to fill out and print the necessary form for the gate pass. In reality, it took just 15 minutes, but during that time, they were pulled from their scheduled flight and placed on a later one for no reason. It wasn't busy at all so they would have been able to meet the original reservation, but the agent refused to print the pass. I believe they wanted to pass my son's seat to someone else, that is the only thing that would make sense. Overall, my experience was frustrating, and the way the employees handled the situation was unacceptable. I would not recommend flying with American Airlines to anyone. You will not be treated as a paying customer; they will find ways to charge you more and will provide you with subpar customer service..

Worst experience ever, initial flight was delayed so we missed our second flight, the customer service was extremely rude and uncooperative, we’ve now missed a whole day of our vacation due to this, all while having zero information on why we were delayed, not to mention we have no clue where our baggage is

Hari ini flight dengan Sriwijaya Air dari Sorong ke Jakarta. Tanpa konfirmasi flight delay 2 jam. Setelah itu dapat WhatsApp chat akan delay sampai jam 9 malam dari jadwal awal jam 2 siang. Setelah sampai bandara dan konfirmasi, petugas check in Sriwijaya air kebingungan dan tidak bisa memberikan informasi apa apa. Tidak ada informasi yang jelas sampai pukul 6 sore. Makanan ganti rugi juga kurang layak, baru berangkat dari Sorong jam setengah 8 malam. Setelah tiba di Makassar ketinggalan connecting flight ke jakarta, petugas check in lagi lagi bingung. Penumpang di pindah pindah gate tanpa kepastian.