Nice airport. Flew Southwest. No complaints here…read more We flew in and out for a small conference in Costa Mesa. I definitely recommend this airport in Orange County.

This airport looked so new and modern. It was super clean and well-maintained. Parking garage and…read morerental car was adjacent to the terminal, only 5-6 minutes walk. Elevators were available for moving between floors of the garage and the airport building. The baggage drop-off and security areas were not busy on Saturday evening, when we were there. It was much less crowded and calmer compared to LAX. Beyond security, they had a wonderful pavilion for passengers. Gates had clear signs. The windows had floor-to-ceiling glasses with a gorgeous view of the tarmac. Many restaurants and shops were available inside. Beside gates, there were many other common spaces for people to hang out. They had few airline lounges too, including United (very small). Our boarding started on time and the flight took off smoothly. For anyone heading to Disney resorts or parks, this is actually a closer airport and flight tickets cost less than LAX.

Pilots protecting Pilots only! TAA is NOT a public liason between airport officials and residents,…read moreas is often thought. The Airport Association is run by pilots who want to ensure their continued ability to do whatever they want, whenever they want, however they want. Perhaps its not a surprise to find the board members made up of pilots who fly experimental/loud aircraft, such as Peter Broen (the guy who flies over residences in the loud triangle-shaped plane), or David Offitzer and Fredric Bongard - two other problematic (for residents) pilots. Do NOT let the name fool you. These guys are only looking out for themselves.

Aaron did a phenomenal job keeping us safe and calm, seriously very professional and loves what he…read moredoes.

Zamperini Field is a nice location for pilots and aviation fans. For kids who are fascinated by…read moreairplanes and helicopters it's a treat to be able to see (and hear) them take off and land. Parking is easy and it's a nice place for pilots to land. My friend has his own airplane and I've convinced him this is a better location than Santa Monica and Van Nuys to land and park.

Ever hear an airport described as clean and friendly? This one is…read more Airplanes are cool, especially the ones you can almost touch. We were visiting the Museum of Western Flight next door and thought we would just take a look. I felt like it was my neighborhood airport, on the list with barber, sushi joint, and dry cleaner. I think Mr. Zanperini's charm is all over this place.

What a cool Airport Day never been our family friend told us about it so my family and I decided to…read morego for a bit even though it was very hot out wanted to get out for a little bit and see something new. Always knew they had this but never been, so happy we went today. They have planes, helicopters, police cars and trucks, so many cool planes to check out. You can take photos in some of them which is really cool. It was sort of busy and hot so we didn't wait in the lines to do that but. They also have vendors giving out free things, they have an area in the back with the older planes they sell toys and things they also have a food truck. Baby girl got a free Outter pop so nice of them thank you so much, everyone was so friendly and had smiles even though it was hot. Great place to go for a bit bring kids your family and friends. Loved it would def go again, thank you so much for the wonderful experience and seeing all the beautiful planes and aircrafts. Loved it we had a great time. They also have a cafe inside which I still need to try one of these days :) I would recommend checking this place out if you haven't already it's fun for everyone and perfect place to take pictures. We had an amazing time thank you so much for welcoming us. Have a beautiful day, be kind to everyone :) Aloha

Every 2nd Sunday of the month - antique air display. Open to the public fur a few hours to walk on…read morethe tarmac and talk to the fine Civil Air Patrol folks about the planes and the work of the Fullerton Airport.

Great spot for viewing and watching cargo ships. Near the…read morePort of Los Angeles this is one of the busiest shipping porta in the world and is fascinating . Not much traffic goes through so its quiet and peaceful for watching ships go in and out.

Clerks here are not nice I mean there's a few that are happy at work that are nice . But there's a…read morefew bad apples here in there that try too look u down thinking there better than u because there Longshore man but I just smile at them lol . line is usually on a bad day 2 hrs too get in , there's day's that u could be in n out but that's every blue moon . No terminal beats the new lbct terminal pier E fully automated , hopefully they get rid of all the ilwu workers for good . There all a bunch of lazy duche bag's lol they don't like us truckers Be nice .

9/25/26 We have taken the Lakewood Hollywood Bowl shuttle…read moreeach year for over 10 years to the Bowl. It's always been the best option to get there and back, and enjoy the ride with other passengers. This last time through the bus got detoured off the 5 fwy into downtown LA via GSP to avoid major traffic congestion on the 5 to the 101 North. It took 90 minutes to get to the Bowl although we all got there just at 7pm with a good hour to spare to walk around, relax and get to our seats by the start of the 8pm performance. Returning back to Lakewood with a different bus and driver took just 1 hour.

We used the Hollywood Bowl Park & Ride shuttle from Lakewood on October 5, 2026, to see Hayley…read moreWilliams, and unfortunately, the ride there was pretty miserable. We were in the middle of a heat wave, with outside temperatures reaching 92°F. Our shuttle was one of the first to depart, and to our surprise, the air conditioning wasn't working. The temperature display inside the bus read 98°F! There was absolutely no airflow, no open windows to create a cross breeze, and no fresh air circulating. It was essentially a sauna on wheels. By the time we arrived at the Hollywood Bowl, my clothes were completely drenched in sweat. Not exactly how you want to start a concert experience! To be fair, the driver got us there safely, and our return shuttle actually had working air conditioning, which made the ride back significantly more comfortable. My biggest issue is that a bus without functioning AC should not have been put into service during a heat wave. This wasn't simply an inconvenience. With temperatures that high and no ventilation, it was a legitimate health and safety concern for passengers. I appreciate the convenience of the Park & Ride service, but there needs to be better oversight of the buses being used, especially during extreme weather. Passengers shouldn't have to endure a 98-degree bus ride just to get to a concert.

Santa Monica Airport CA Tue 2/11/25 On my way! Back to…read moreSillyValley! Sun is rolling into sunset! Going home tonight! © Yes, SMO Municipal airport is slated to close in 2028! It's been a source of controversy for decades! Capping decades of legal battles & protests! One of the oldest in USA! Airport land converts into Park! Meanwhile they shortened the runway to limit jet flights! By the way, this is where Harrison Ford crash landed onto Golf Course instead of a runway! This general aviation airport, naturally long favorite of celebrities & biz heads, had its share of public scrutiny just like many other non commercial airports in California. Like my San Carlos Airport SQL or Palo Alto Airport PAO. Historic significance lays in the fact that famous DC-3 & military aircraft was produced by Douglas Aircraft Co in Santa Monica at the airport before it had moved to Long Beach. Famous tenants like Harrison Ford, Tom Cruise & Arnold Schwarzenegger, along with others, average daily 250 takeoffs & landings, that's a lot of noise! Neighbors in Santa Monica didn't want harmful exhaust, emissions, fueling, lead & carbon, pollution, and noise! At the same time, its use during WWII for military purposes had federal agreements for FAA to allow operations. So various aviation interests contended with the City of Santa Monica over its ownership. They reached the agreement after endless litigation to return the control of the airport land to the city. And at the end of 2028 the city is free to do what they want with 227 acres of airport land! *The one who should care Does she or doesn't So let the beat roll on I'm 'bout to get in the zone I been locked up all by myself But I'm known to grow my own I burn it till it's gone Like there ain't nothing wrong I'm just out in the shade Watching the world go up in flames [ Review #828 w 3 pic Feb 15, 2025 ] Here, can't complain! @Santa Monica Airport CA Thur 2/6/25 Going home tonight! Salute Tuesday! 2/11/25 Spirit of Santa Monica! @Santa Monica Airport CA Tue 2/11/25

Was in the neighborhood and was curious about the flight schools at the Santa Monica airport…read more Walked in and I felt immediately welcomed. Met with Oliver and Jorge and they gave me all of the information I needed to begin my journey into aviation. Prices are very reasonable and the school is going through lots of positive changes. I was also impressed with how many of the staff members are bilingual. 非常好 Great fleet of airplanes to learn from: Cirrus, Cessna, and SportCruisers. I am now looking forward to my introductory flight with the school and will definitely be considering getting my Private Pilot License with them! 谢谢SMF 加油 Muy Bien Adios

I just booked my Hawaii trip with Juan Carlos at C.O.P. Travel. I couldn't believe the deal he was…read moreable to get us. I'm a super cheapo and i checked every travel website possible before I finally seek out help from Juan Carlos. I seriously saved about $500 on flight, hotel, and the transportation to and from the airport. I couldn't happy thank him enough!