I've always had a positive experience with play airlines, but I'm only 5 ft. lol so that may be part of it! I do dislike that they keep the lights on most of the flight dc-iceland. I pack a light-blocking eye mask and it's fine ![]() |
Op here. We are tall. It was so uncomfortable. |
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My DD and her husband have flown Play a couple of times but she's 30. It was fine but the luggage thing was an issue. They packed very light. And they said the seats were uncomfortable. But it was cheap. |
Are any airline seats comfortable? Outside of business and first class, obviously. The ones us plebes use. I’ve never found a decent one. What airline am I missing out on? |
OP, it's so nice to see that you came back with an update after the trip. ![]() |
There are definitely differences, which you especially notice if it's a long overnight flight. There are some planes where the seats are particularly hard, with thin plastic armrests, and limited leg room. |
Also the standard seat pitch on Play is 29-30 inches, whereas mainline long haul economy is 31-32 inches. Can be significant depending on your height |
To me it was nearly all self service. So new to it. I don't think we interacted with more than 1 PLAY staff at the airport other than the flight crew.
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Yeah. I've heard from others that checked luggage can be an issue. I've flown with Play Airlines a number of times and I have NEVER checked luggage (for several reasons) and never had an issue. Every flight I've been on, they honestly were very generous with the carry-on luggage allowed and weren't weighing or measuring it. |
Reviving this thread to report back on my flights with Play. Absolutely no issues with luggage (both checking and carry on). Nobody measured or asked us to put any bags in the bins to check size at either BWI or Keflavik. Seats hurt my butt, but I expect that from all airlines. I was expecting minimal leg room, but it was the same as every other airline. We all had plenty of room. I’d fly them again. |