There would be just about 70 passengers for our flight (so just under 40% of capacity). The boarding gates Southwest uses are in the older part of the airport. I actually did not want to leave the lounge - that's how well catered I felt. Since just about a dozen travelers were in the lounge it was also quiet and the Internet came in at 150Mbit(!). The lunge attendants came by from time to time to check on us - that was a quality of service I hadn't seen in the US in decades. I admit I'm a food snob but the hummus and the fresh vegetable soup were very delicious. To make it even better there were incredibly friendly bar attendants and buffet attendants who would serve you alcoholic drinks and quite delicious snacks. The bathrooms seemed exceptionally clean as well. I loved the spacious seating (this may have changed past Covid-19) and the fresh colors. The lounge looks brand new and has a beautiful finish to it. I had low expectations for the lounge - I had been in 'The Club' in Atlanta and the experience was not memorable. The check-in attendant was mightily confused and it took her lots of help to conquer her own check-in software. I walked over to the 'The Club' lounge to use my Priority pass membership (which has had barely any visits this year). I'd wager about 50% of the restaurants and shops behind security were open. As with much of the rest of Las Vegas, there was a mandatory mask requirement in place. Las Vegas airport seemed much less busy than usual - but also not exactly deserted. I had no issues finding a one-way ticket under $50 for my specific travel dates. The Las Vegas to the San Francisco Bay Area is a competitive route - especially in summer when demand for Vegas is typically down. It is also helpful so that you know which airline to pursue elite status with if that is one of your goals.See how everyone can now afford to fly Business Class and book 5 Star Hotels with Mighty Travels Premium! Get started for free.
#SOUTHWEST AIRLINES REVIEWS ATLANTA TO LAS VEGAS HOW TO#
This list could come in handy to know how to plan your future travel. San Jose – Norman Y Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC).San Diego – San Diego International Airport (SAN).Anchorage – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC).Portland – Portland International Airport (PDX).San Juan – Luis Muñoz Marin International Airport (SJU).Fort Lauderdale – Hollywood International Airport (FLL).Jet Blue doesn’t have “hubs”, but rather Focus Cities Jet Blue Orlando – Orlando International Airport (MCO).Oakland – Metropolitan Oakland International Airport (OAK).Las Vegas – McCarran International Airport (LAS).Baltimore – Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI).Chicago – Chicago Midway International Airport (MDW).
Southwest airlines calls the airports where they have a large presence as operating bases. Paris – Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG).Amsterdam – Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS).Seattle – Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA).Salt Lake City – Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC).Boston – Logan International Airport (BOS).New York City – LaGuardia Airport (LGA).Atlanta – Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL).Detroit – Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW).Cincinnati – Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG).Washington – Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA).Phoenix – Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX).Philadelphia – Philadelphia International Airport (PHL).Miami – Miami International Airport (MIA).Los Angeles – Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).Dallas – Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW).
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