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I recently flew with Spirit Airlines Wi-Fi, and I wanted to know if it could really work. Turning to airplane mode, turning on Wi-Fi, and choosing the Spirit network made connecting quite simple. I chose the online plan, and it was easy to use. I was able to keep up on videos while chatting with friends. Even during an extensive flight, Spirit Airlines Wi-Fi kept me busy and interested. Making the most of my flight was made possible by having been aware of the plans.

First time planning a multi-city trip, I kept seeing the same airports pop up—turns out they’re key spirit airlines hubs. The big three in Florida (Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Miami) provided me with a ton of continuous choices to travel to Latin America and the Caribbean. Detroit, Las Vegas, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston (IAH), Atlanta, and Chicago O'Hare were all close by for me outside of Florida. A word of advice: starting or connecting at these bases typically results in longer flight durations, better rebooking opportunities, and frequently the cheapest rates.

I usually plan trips on my own, but this time I tried the Spirit vacation packages and honestly, I saved lots of time and money because of it. For Cancun, I ordered a ticket and hotel package, and the cost was far less than if I got them single. The best thing was that everything was included, so there was no need to worry about hotels or rentals. If you’re like me and want a budget trip without too much effort, their vacation packages are really an amazing choice.

Last month, I had to adjust my travel plans last minute, so I checked the spirit airlines flight change policy. It turns out that changes made more than 60 days before travel are free. It costs $69 from 31 to 59 days, and the closer you come, the higher the rate. It was really simple to update my online account in a matter of minutes, but I'm glad I avoided the $119 last-minute fees. Pro tip: make sure you understand the rules before making a reservation.

I recently flew with Spirit for the first time and got to experience the Spirit Airlines boarding process. While it was something else from other airlines I've flown with, it was actually quite well-organized. Those who pay for priority flight board first, followed by those who need more time, and then by seat rows.

I never felt lost because the gate agents' instructions were simple. Everything goes more smoothly if you come early, pay attention to your group, and have your boarding pass available.

Just tested the Spirit Airlines Wi-Fi to be honest, it's a bit of a mixed bag on my most recent travel. For simple operations like emailing, chatting, and browsing, the Wi-Fi worked well. However, it may disappoint you if you want to stream films or load websites with a lot of material. It wasn't particularly "fast" and disconnected a few times.

Also, the Spirit Airlines Wi-Fi isn’t free—Before taking the flight or on board, you must purchase a plan. It works well if all you want to do is keep in touch. But it might not be worth paying for anything more than that.

So I accidentally booked my Spirit Airlines ticket with the wrong spelling of my last name. At first, I panicked, but turns out their name change policy is pretty straightforward. I just went to their website, clicked on "My Trips," and requested a Spirit Airlines name change. Since it was just a minor spelling error, they didn’t even charge me anything.

If you're doing a full name change (like after marriage or something), they do ask for documents though. But for typos, it's super easy—just make sure to fix it before check-in. I hope this helps someone!

Worried about mobility while flying? The Spirit Airlines Wheelchair Assistance service is easy and helpful. It can be ordered at the airport, over the phone, or online. From check-in to boarding and even while on board, agents help. Spirit offers a comfortable and safe trip at every stage; simply come early.