Spirit Airlines·None
Requesting wheelchair and accessibility assistance on Spirit, unaccompanied minor rules and age limits, group booking, lounges and onboard amenities.
Key Travel Facts & Insights
Spirit provides wheelchair assistance and free carriage of mobility devices, which do not count against the baggage allowance and are not charged. Request assistance in advance — Spirit stations are thinly staffed.
Spirit does not offer an unaccompanied minor service. Children under 15 must travel with a passenger aged 15 or older. This is a hard policy, not a fee-based one, and catches families out regularly.
Spirit Group Travel handles 10 or more passengers through a dedicated desk.
Spirit operates no lounges.
Wi-Fi is available for purchase on most aircraft. There is no complimentary food or drink — even water is sold. Seats have limited recline and no seatback screens.
Spirit pushes hard toward self-service and charges for agent-assisted transactions at the airport. Use spirit.com and the app for everything you can.
Spirit provides wheelchair assistance and free carriage of mobility devices, which do not count against the baggage allowance and are not charged. Request assistance in advance — Spirit stations are thinly staffed.
Spirit does not offer an unaccompanied minor service. Children under 15 must travel with a passenger aged 15 or older. This is a hard policy, not a fee-based one, and catches families out regularly.
Wi-Fi is available for purchase on most aircraft. There is no complimentary food or drink — even water is sold. Seats have limited recline and no seatback screens.
Fare rules, baggage allowances and change policies differ by route and fare brand. Our consultants confirm the exact terms attached to your itinerary before you pay — and handle the change or refund if plans move.