
Spirit Airways
Spirit Airlines (IATA NK, ICAO NKS) is a United States ultra-low-cost carrier headquartered in Florida, operating primarily through Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Las Vegas, Dallas/Fort Worth, and Detroit. It flies across the United States and to leisure destinations throughout the Caribbean and Latin America, including markets such as Cartagena, Punta Cana, and Montego Bay from its Florida gateways. The fleet is built entirely on the Airbus A320 family, so on this site you will find seat maps for the A319, A320, A320neo, A321, and additional A320 and A321 configurations. Spirit is not part of any global airline alliance.

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Spirit Airways reviews (184)
- ★★★economyanonymous
Flights < 3 hours are physically tolerable. And I'm only 5'3"
I've had the upgrade seat with the middle one blocked, and I always get an aisle seat. Even so, it is beyond me to do it any longer than 3 hours. I'm not overweight, and I'm only 5'3", but I'm positive the cushions are harder than on other airlines, and the seats are immovable. No reclining. No pocket to hold things on the seat in front of you, either. (How does that save them money?). Everything costs from water to coffee, and you cannot buy a "meal" at any price. Snack boxes are the closest thing, and it's JUST LIKE a Lunchable you'd give your 6-year-old, only it's $10. Wifi is spotty BUT PRICEY. No entertainment is offered by them. My final flight tonight is delayed by 3 hours, and it's over 3 hours long. But I WILL say that the staff on the flight from BOS to MCO 2/19/2026, was pleasant and friendly (EXCEPT for the guy in the cockpit on the speaker who condescended and scolded us repeatedly while we remained on the tarmac as if we were responsible for any delay. (We left on time). Just kept urging us not to take other people's seats, don't take up storage space that others paid for, etc. The passengers started laughing because it was so over the top...But the flight attendants were upbeat and polite. I can't do this airline anymore, beyond short direct hops. (Maybe that was their goal??)
- ★economyanonymous
Girls fake seat
- ★★anonymous
Very little legroom
Very little legroom (I am 5'6", no seat-back TV, no recline, and small tray table.
- ★economyanonymous
30 C . No bulkhead
The A320 spirit equipment I flew in was the next to the last row, so there was no bulkhead behind the seat. That being said the seat is very uncomfortable, because there’s no padding… I felt like I was sitting on plastic for the entire flight.
- ★anonymous
Cramped seat, solid arm rests, not worth upgrade
Solid arm rests with trays inside that are unuseable as they hit the padded seatbelts. These un moveable solid armrests are rediculouse to maneuver around to get in and out of row. Also huge padded inflated seatbelt.
- ★anonymous
Horrible seat
This seat has the traytable in the armrest making the seat narrower. Could not spread my legs forcing me to sit completely upright with my knees pushing into the seat in front. Even by Spirit standards a horrible seat.
- ★anonymous
How are they allowed to operate?
They seats have been redesigned to have less padding, cupped backrest, Arms do not fully fold up, There is not a window per seat and seats between windows have plastic dividers that stick out into your seating area, no legroom at all, impossible to put your head down in emergency landing, and best of all the emergency exit row now has seats in front of doors where arms do not fold up!!! In emergency exit, everyone must exit by climbing over the seats!!! Including handicapped. Nice to see airlines are permitted to put profits over safety. The FAA is asleep at the wheel!
- ★★★★★economyanonymous
great seat
Worth every penny 6’5” tall and very comfortable.
- ★economyanonymous
This seat sucks
This seat gave me a yeast infection on my foot
- ★anonymous
Wall stabs you
no window and the wall prutrudes out and squeezes you