Of course, like with every budget airline, unless you fly without any luggage, don’t select a seat, and don’t eat anything during the flight, you’ll have to pay for some add-ons. But still, with a $20 base price, you’re unlikely to break the bank if you choose to travel on any of these flights.
While Spirit is considered one of the least comfortable airlines in the US (just above Frontier Airlines), some travelers prefer to pay less and suffer cramps or back ache than to shell out a bundle for a product that’s not much different. Also, cheap does not mean unsafe. In fact, according to the website AirlineRatings.com, Spirit has the highest safety rating possible and a flawless record.
Starting August 27, Spirit’s pricing structure will change by offering four bundles to prospective travelers: “Go Big,” “Go Comfy,” “Go Savvy,” and “Go,” the first three of which will have premium amenities ranging from WiFi to early boarding and seat selection. 