Map shows PSTA Corporate Office…read more Bus route is between St. Petersburg Beaches, Clearwater Beach and downtown Clearwater. The Suncoast Beach Trolley (SBT) leaves from Park Street terminal. Service to Island Estates effective only 6am-10am. Jolly Trolley services Island Estates after 10am. Somewhat confusing. Until further notice, all rides on Jolley Trolley and PSTA are free. This is an attempt to minimize coronavirus exposure.

We go to St. Pete often and have recently started using the trolley. The price is $2.25 but if you…read moreare senior its $1.10. We love it for getting up and down the beach. Crowds make it hard to park a car around the beach areas so we are happy to leave the car behind! It also connects to other trolleys that take you over to St. Petersbrg (town) which is a charming place to walk around.

Always pleased with this airport. 9 times out of 10, they are friendly and helpful going through…read moresecurity. The gates are clean and well maintained. Bathrooms are clean and taken care of. Food/drink options are nice with a good variety. We parked in the long term garage for the first time and it was very convenient (a bit pricey) but worth it this time. Shuttle was quick and also clean.

Airside A Never had…read morea problem with this airport, till today, at Terminal A: their machine in the TSA lane picked on one of us: our tickets have TSA, we even have the TSA card (I know ... one of these times I happened to have it) but the machine won't let one of us go. The agent said the system randomly picks and kicks passengers, and also said check the fine print. That's it.

I've traveled with only a personal item bag for like the last 10 years, so I can't talk about…read morechecking a bag. Let me tell you how shocked I was when I walked in the airport, a couple steps ahead of me was security, and right there is TSA. I kid you not, from my Uber picking me up at my apartment to reaching my gate-10 minutes. Total! I moved to Clearwater from Miami Beach. MIA or FLL could neverrrrrrrr!!! There are 2 post-security areas: gates 2-6 and gates 7-11. Each have enough food and drink options to help you kill time. I like the gates 2-6 area. Once you get past security, there's a Hudson News, 3 Daughters Brewing, and a Dunkin' Donuts.

While the workers themselves are great and do their best, they're set up for failure by an…read moreadministration that is, at best, logistically-lacking. For being in a town known for its frequent Lightning (you know, the whole hockey team named after the natural phenomenon), they completely botched the design and forgot to include an adequate number of bridges for the planes at the gates. If there's any lightning in the area, you can't get off your plane. There's routinely lightning here, if not more often than almost any place in the United States. Unlike their nearby TPA, they not only botched the design, but as the airport continues to expand and be renovated, they continue to ignore this fundamental part of airport construction. But then again, why spend the money, when you can just leave your customers on the tarmac over and over again, even when there's no rain, when the other airports in the area have all seem to have figured this out?

Solid airport. I always have a good experience here. 10/10 would recommend!…read more Still efficient system. Always in and out quickly

Very clean, great employees. The layout of the airport is easy to follow…read more It has great art work, fish tanks, and lots of stores. If you're a veteran the USO is nice.

This is a nice new airport for private flights. The building itself has nice modern architecture…read more There is a maintenance shop, hangars, and a service counter operated by Volo. There are also rental cars.

We were here to check out the WWII planes they brought in. Entry was at the side of the airport so…read morewe didn't actually go inside the airport itself. We were on the landing area of one strip which was nice. Smooth surface. The presentation of the planes was done well. Private parking lot and easy to get to via gps.

Great company, extremely reliable and on time, most highly recommend, they won't let you down! We…read morehad Mark and Josè, both exceptional gentlemen.

As I found out Uber in Tampa/Clearwater Beach is unpredictable & the wait times can be lengthy…read more(15-35 minutes). The key to making your flight is to make your transportation plans at least 24 hours before your departure. To avoid delays I figured it best to hire a car service for a 5AM pickup. The front desk at my hotel recommended Tampa Airport Transportation. Mark was waiting when I came down from my room. A complete professional with a sense of humor (and a late model clean car). It was nice to cross paths with such a good person & small business owner. I look forward to using this service again in the future.

Way way back in my Navy days I was an Aviation Warfare Systems Operator - Helicopter (Aircrew…read moreRescue Swimmer) assigned to Helicopter Anti-submarine Squadron Light (HSL) which would be an Aviation Survival Technician in the Coast Guard so I have always had a love for the Coast Guard. Most people never really knows what they did apart from protecting our shores from drug smuggling, etc. but imagine my surprise when I was at the Mohammed Al-Ahmad Kuwait Naval Base one day and looked up and saw a U.S. Coast Guard military police...I was like what you guys doing here LOL :) The Coast Guard is one of our nation's five military services. (yes yes 5 because we have to include the Air Force LOL) my brothers and sisters in arms will get that joke. The Coast Guard is the only military branch that falls within the Department of Homeland Security. On an average day, the Coast Guard: Conducts 45 search and rescue cases; saves 10 lives; seizes 874 pounds of cocaine and 214 pounds of marijuana; conducts 57 waterborne patrols of critical maritime infrastructure; interdicts 17 illegal migrants; screens 360 merchant vessels for potential security threats prior to arrival in U.S. ports. The base Exchange always have great prices on everything from uniform clothing and accessories, house wares, electronics, greeting cards, jewelry, gift ware, basic grocery items, beer, wine, liquors, toiletries. clothing and tobacco products. Services also include UPS shipping, and a Barber shop.

I belong to a professional association of people who work in the areas of business contingency…read moreplanning, emergency management, and disaster recovery. This past week our group had the incredible opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes tour of the US Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater military base, and learn about the services provided by these amazing people. First of all the air station is located adjacent to the St. Petersburg - Clearwater International Airport. Those of you who live and work in the vicinity will certainly be familiar with the large orange and white military cargo planes and helicopters that take off and land on this corner of the airfield. Air Station Clearwater is the largest and busiest Air Station for the entire US Coast Guard. In addition to their local area of responsibility along the west coast of Florida, their Area of Operations includes the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean basin, and the Bahamas. The pilots of Air Station Clearwater also have coverage overlay for the entire 7th District of the Coast Guard, and have supported many missions including assistance for Hurricane Katrina, the BP oil spill, and Super Storm Sandy. We started our tour with an overview discussion of the Coast Guard, and learned that the U.S. Coast Guard is one of the five armed forces of the United States and the only military organization within the Department of Homeland Security. Since 1790 the Coast Guard has safeguarded our Nation's maritime interests and environment around the world. In addition to the traditional Search and Rescue missions of the Coast Guard, Air Station Clearwater is also involved with anti-drug and migrant smuggling operations, and provides air support for joint military functions throughout the Caribbean basin. Our tour guide for the afternoon was Lt. DeAngelo who is a veteran USCG C-130 pilot; and he shared a tremendous number of stories and fun anecdotes with our group as we moved from the briefing room out onto the actual air field. We started inside the hanger where the C-130 planes receive their regular maintenance, and he walked us around one of the planes to point out specific features of these big beasts. At the end of the walk-around we were standing at the tail end of the plane, where the cargo ramp was down. "Would we like to climb aboard and sit in the cockpit?" This would be the point where we all started bouncing around like excited school children.... Sure enough he marched us up the cargo ramp into the belly of the plane and showed us how they strap down search and rescue gear and pallets of supplies, and then allowed us to move up into the cockpit where he explained the controls and talked about many of his past missions. From there we moved into the Flight Operations office to have a better understanding of the logistical efforts involved in managing their daily operations, and then it was on to meet with some of the helicopter rescue swimmers. These are the guys that jump out of perfectly good helicopters to assist stranded boaters. Some truly amazing stories from these guys! Our last stop was the hanger where they perform maintenance on the MH-60 medium-range recovery helicopters, better known as the Jayhawks. These rotary wing aircraft are about 65 feet long, and carry a crew of four (including the rescue swimmer / EMT). Once again we were allowed to climb around on the aircraft, and get a first-hand feel for sitting in the rear with the hoist basket and all of the medical supplies. Truly an amazing experience to see the aircraft and talk with the people that protect our coastlines. If you have a large group you can contact the Air Station's Public Information Officer and see if they can accommodate a briefing or a tour.

Very inconsistent and targeting personnel. Items that came through TSA a week ago are suddenly no…read morelonger accepted. It was similar to an act of Congress to obtain a manager to speak to. Very disregarding in demeanor and barely professional in decorum.

in the past this checkpoint was amazing, efficient, fast, and friendly. Now with the New Improved…read moreSystem, it is unbelievably slow and inefficient. hopefully this changes quickly. plan extra time if you have to use TPA due to this change. I thought Atlanta was the worse, TPA no n now rates right up there with Atlanta unfortunately. the staff a here at TPA are still very friendly but I did sense that they also are quite frustrated.,I never saw that in the past.