Picking up my son was a nice surprise. We haven't done a pickup for quite a few years. FYI they…read morehave construction going on and we ended up in the preferred parking on accident due to cones everywhere. Going through we weren't finding any spots. We seen empty spots around a tunnel to walk to the terminal thinking they were handicap but ended up being no overnight parking. That worked out well. Easy path to the terminal. They now have a nice place for arrivals. Comfy seats and even a restaurant if you are early or if there are delays. Than you go straight down to the baggage claim. And we were able to walk out straight to our vehicle. We were there about 45 minutes total. It cost us about 1.50 for parking. That was an awesome price. This was a perfect pickup.

This is actually a pretty good size airport…read more I remember hanging out here on my trip to Toronto. This is where I flew in and caught a bus to our northern neighbors. The decor and Bills memorabilia was pretty cool! They also have an Anchor bar in the airport, home of the original buffalo wing! LETS GO BUFFALO!

Very small airport. Seems to have 2 flights for the whole day. Food options are limited and the…read morebreakfast sandwich tasted like one of the microwave ones you get in grocery stores. No chain restaurants like dunkin or anything.

This airport is small but very neat with many glass walls and cool pictures also it is very easy to…read morenavigate through the airport. Also after you get off the plane it is very easy to get to the baggage claim and rental car. Also this place is very well structured with only being so small. Nice Airport.

This is a fantastic little regional airport in Akron, NY -- used mainly for general aviation and…read moreflight instruction. For flight instruction, there are a number of planes for rent here: including an old 47 tailwheel Aeronca Champ (which is a bargain to rent at something like $78/hour) and a Warrior for instrument/PPL training. This is one of the only places to rent a tailwheel airplane in the WNY area, so if you're looking to grab a tailwheel endorsement -- Akron Airport should be one of your first stops. They also have hangars for rent here starting at around $200/mo -- I have no experience renting one, but call them for availability/information. What I love about Akron Airport is the community mindset. You can go into the main office and catch a lot of pilots eager to talk aviation. The mechanic onsite (Kevin Rose) is very friendly and open to helping others learn. There is also quite a few warbirds at Akron Airport -- from a Stearman to other beautiful airplanes. If you're interested in these airworthy relics of the past (and want to fly them!), look into becoming a member of the Buffalo Heritage Squadron -- for a $250 annual membership, you can help preserve old airplanes of the past. If you live nearby, Akron Airport is a great stop for flying lessons and if you're a pilot and want to fly in and check them out -- be sure to do so!

It is cool I like air place because they take off at the runway and landing.i like to water flowers…read moreand pulling .

The parking services are very nice, I have always had nice helpful drivers and have never waited…read moremore than 20 minutes for a shuttle to come- and usually it's much shorter. Also I have never waited longer than 20 minutes to get through TSA here

We fly a lot, but we'd never flown from here before. Unfortunately COVID has limited the flights…read moreyou can get from ROC, so we came here this time. The airport is under construction, but I was surprised that it seemed smaller than ROC. I didn't think it could get much smaller, lol. We had a morning flight, and not much was open. Check in and security took no time at all. Parking was similar to ROC, but more expensive. A shuttle was waiting for us as we parked. On the way home, the line for the shuttle was horrible! We waited in line as they filled 3 busses, and they packed them. It was in May while COVID was still a bigger deal, so it was a little strange. And the driver didn't help with bags AT ALL! We had 2 50 pound suitcases, so it was not fun. I would prefer ROC for a lot of reasons, but I'd be fine with flying out of this airport again.

Flew out of this airport (9G0) a few times. Not sure how much the hangar fees are or if there is…read moreany availability. My impressions: The good: - runways are paved well. - GPS instrument approach system. - no landing / parking fees (haha, but I guess that that should be expected given the lack of accommodations) The bad: - I don't believe there's a bathroom on site. - fuel is more expensive than other regional airports in the area. - the field has been for sale for a long time, I'm not sure how interested the owner is in continuing to maintain it. - I don't even think there is airport coffee. Be careful if you fly out on Sunday's for the TFR (temporary flight restriction) during home Bill's games.

Excellent flight crew, excellent customer service from the beginning of my trip to the ending of my…read moretrip. On time. I have never experienced any issues with this airline.

Joy was a flight attendant on my flight, #1396, from Denver (DEN) to Buffalo (BUF) on August 9th in…read morethe afternoon. From the moment I walked onto the plane, Joy's friendly demeanor and warm smile were incredibly impressive. Her sincerity was evident in every interaction, whether she was greeting passengers or serving drinks. It was clear that she genuinely cared about making everyone's flight as comfortable and pleasant as possible. Her positive attitude and consistent cheerfulness truly made a difference and deserve to be recognized.

A neat general aviation airport in Hamburg. You can rent hangars, tiedowns, etc. I'm not sure what…read moretheir rates are, but I have a friend who keeps a plane here and I've flown in here once myself. The runway is fairly short and not wide and you'd be approaching through a little valley. The airport can be tough to find because it is so short. There's been times when I've only been a few miles away from the field and found it hard to see it. There is fuel here and I believe pilot controlled runway lighting can be activated, although I've only flown out of here at night once and I can't seem to remember now. It's a neat little airport, not quite the community that Akron Airport has and has a north/south oriented runway (so watch out for potential crosswinds); but good to have in the area nonetheless.

Quick to respond! Driver arrives timely. Vehicles are in decent condition! They have good rates for…read morefamilies traveling with 6 or more passengers

Very clean lots of vendors friendly staff very good security…read more Planes are usually on time departing and arriving.

As always, Delta served me well on this trip - on time departures, baggage handled well, arrived a…read morebit early to make a tight connection. Delta is always my preferred airline - none of them are amazing, but Delta seems to have the least delays and best process and customer loyalty program for me. Upon arrival - our bags were circling the baggage claim by the time we made it down - so very fast. Checking in my bag for departure a few days later was also easy, as was finding our gate.

I wrote a letter of complaint to Delta Airlines. My son and his friend were traveling from…read morePhiladelphia to Sarasota, Florida. As they arrived at the Philly airport on time they were met with a delay in flight. Due to the Delta Airlines Delay they arrived at their connector with very little time to catch the flight. The boys got to the gate and were met with a very rude attendant who was closing the door as the flight was still there. The 18 year old boys were told their seats were already sold and they were miners and no one could help them. This is ludicrous ! They are 18, not miners and if you were so concerned about them being miners, they should have offered to help! The boys received ZERO assistance in trying to get on to a new flight. They were met with hostility and ZERO compassion. The young men had to rent a "ROOM" at the airport so they would be able to make their flight the next morning that was to TAMPA, not even the original ticket with Sarasota. The cost of the room was $230.00 and there was a fee of $30 to take a shower. The young men had no choice at the time due to the awful customer service or help from the Delta workers in Atlanta. I am disgusted with this. I am shocked that your team would call a young man a miner and then not even help them. There should be compensation for the "Room" at the airport and for the travel they needed to take from Tampa to Sarasota, not to mention that they were at the gate on time and not let on the plane. At a time when we can choose airlines that work with customers I would think again before recommending Delta or using it in the future. You have a chance to make this right. Delta has a way to restore faith in customers.

Departing Seattle on 5/17 was the worse. It was raining so we decided to head to the airport after…read more5pm and have dinner there. When we arrived there was no Jet Blue check-in open, we found out it opens at 7pm so we had to wait downstairs. When we did find a place to sit there were people there waiting since noon for our flight. Now it's 6:50pm and people start lining up to check-in, it was 7:15 when the windows finally opened. Needless to say not one happy person in line. We flew to JFK and the check-in didn't go any smoother. The flight was delayed. We later found out they had to re-set a computer and it was taking longer than expected. We were all checked-in and standing in the jetway to board. The only reason for the 2 stars is the flight attendant on both flights, all very welcoming and pleasant.

Today, after all the airline mergers have chopped out any of the competition and after 9/11 turned…read moreall airports into nightmares, flying any domestic airline is for crap. JetBlue is no exception. I was lucky as my flight from Fort Lauderdale to Buffalo was nonstop, but the plane was an hour late in taking off. Then on my return flight back to Fort Lauderdale, nearly 3 hours late for takeoff. Worse, on both trips I was cramped in next to crying, squawking children and their don't give a darn mothers. It was just terrible. It was so bad, I had to take issue with it. Finally, the airstaff realized the problem and I was moved to another seat on both trips. For food, also terrible. I would suggest you might want to go to your dentist to have your teeth sharpened so you can open those silly travel packets. But all domestic carriers are just as bad, so I can't just single JetBlue out for a single Yelp star. I'll give it to the others too.