We travel a lot and this is our preferred domestic airline. Always on time with attendants who are always cheerful, courteous and helpful. This flight they gave us both complimentary lunch packages.

I’ve flown on Alaska Airlines at least a dozen times in the last 10 years. In that time period I’ve also flown with Delta, American Airlines, US Airways, Quantas, Raven, and Horizon. Nobody compares with Alaska Airlines as far as comfort, customer service, upgrades, rewards, price, availability, and cancellation policy. As many times as I have flown, I’m still a nervous flier! When you combine anxiety with poor customer service, delays, cancellations, overbooking, etc, it definitely leaves a long lasting impact. With Alaska Airlines, you can take comfort in knowing their experienced, hardworking, and talented crew, will go out of their way to make sure you get there on time, with the least amount of stress.

Several airlines fly to Seattle, but I go there frequently and don’t like connection flights. Too much time wasted in-route. Be sure to plan ahead and try to fly mid-week. $300+ when you plan ahead.

There is not much I can say about perfect service. Other than the flight attedents were spot on (friendly, smilling, etc,) My only complaint, and it is not wth the flight, is we had to fly out of the terrible LAX to get a direct flight. Now the travel time from our house (in Orange County) to wheels down in PVR goes from four hours to almost all day. In fact, I am looking for another airline who goes direct SNA to PVR

We treated ourselves to 1st class using points and the seats were so amazing... my husband is 6'2" and was able to recline and because they have an extendable foot rest he could stretch out completely. This is very rare! :) It was an Airbus aircraft. We would definitely do this again - especially on a longer flight for his comfort. The food and service were also top notch.