Search Flights From George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) To Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Intl. (ATL)

I appreciate United and Orbitz for allowing me to change my flight without penalties due to the corona virus.

Small leg room

Staff not that friendly. They spent more time conversing with one another and on their personal phones than with concerns of passengers. Hence person sitting next to me tested and talked almost duration of flight. Since attendants were doing the same, who do you tell!

very quick flight, an hour and 15 minutes Houston to Atlanta, so easy

It was a night flight from Denver to Atlanta and the flight attendants left us alone, which Zinprefer.

Didn't like that they didn't offer no free drinks or snacks. Everything was for purchase only. Other airlines offer free sodas, water and snacks. Very disappointed.. Tickets cost enough, then have to purchase a drink and snack to is unreal....

most uncomfortable seats ever. hope they can be upgraded soon !

Was unable to get seat till I got to the gate so even though I was 2 hours early got a middle seat on one flight.

Awesome landing by the pilot.

No gluten free options

Delayed flight caused me to miss my connection in Atlanta and Boston. Fortunate to have been rebooked on another carrier, but this will be a very long day and I now have a 90-minute drive to contend with as a consequence.

For 2 hours flight with more than one hour delay was not worth for the ticket price.

My son missed his flight cause they send an email saying his flight was changed. When his original flight was boarding the same time they claimed to be delayed. Now he has to wait 7 hours.

One delay after another - 4 hours in totlal

Tired and hungry

It confirms my decision to fly United ONLY when its the cheapest flight. The spectrum is from tepid awful to horrible experience. They need help!

This was the worst experience on a flight I have had outside of Northeastern snow chaos, hands down. The flight's connection in Houston was delayed because of weather in Chicago - that's fine. But then the flight was delayed for about forty-five minutes to an hour on the tarmac to take off. Then the flight was delayed an HOUR AND TEN MINUTES on the tarmac once it landed in Atlanta, for causes that WERE NOT EXPLAINED TO THE PASSENGERS. I overheard the stewardess mention to another stewardess that the plane at the gate had engine trouble and was stuck at the gate. But as an added wrinkle to the mystery, I couldn't tell if it was actually about the plane that left from Chicago, or the one occupying the gate in Atlanta. The lack of information was pretty astonishing. I felt bad for the pilot, who said to us that at one point the control tower had been ignoring his queries for over 15 minutes. I want to add that the seats in budget airlines are not appropriate for travel. I have only flown budget twice ever, once with Frontier, and now once with Spirit. These seats cause circulatory problems and pain for healthy people. I'm slender but I have an autoimmune condition that affects my urinary system, and I'm a guy. So the extra two hours in the plane left me broken after the flight, because, well, my back and testicles were on fire. I will never, ever fly Spirit again. On that note, I only flew this time because the difference between the budget airline and the next available flight on the regular airline was over $250 ($120 vs $350). On the way back, I'm flying United for $80 more than it would have cost to fly Spirit. Since it's $30-60 to have a carry-on bag (WHAT THE HELL), it literally makes no sense to ever fly a budget airline. What's the point of passing costs onto consumers if it kills them?

One employer threw her phone at the baggage X-ray because we asked where to go for lost baggage and she gave a different answer than everyone else. Turns out she was wrong and gave us bad directions. She threw her phone. An adult you employee threw her phone. What is that? You lost my bags and she gets pissed at me? Absolutely horrible experience. Terrible staff. Hateful people.