Love this little airport. You don't have to check in 2hrs early like how you would at the larger…read moreairports. The several times I flew out of here, I arrived an hour before my flight, used my app to check-in, check my bags and go through TSA in less 20mins lol. American Airlines only fly in and out of this airport and they always fly to the DFW airport for your connecting flight unless your final destination is in DFW. Flights to and from this airport is definitely more expensive vs if you flew out of Houston or Austin, but if you mind the 1.75hrs drive and possible traffic and don't mind spending a little more convenience, then this is a great option. There's ample parking, a small area to chill and eat and a decent sized waiting area for your gate. There are only 2 gates so you won't get lost lol. All staff that I've dealt with have been nothing, but super friendly and fast. I live less than 10mins from here so I've always had a free ride so I don't know how the parking situation is here or how much it costs per day.

Easterwood Airport remains small - 2 gates and a small canteen upstairs, a small baggage claim…read moredownstairs, and serviced commercially by American Airlines (only). This is not an airport to come and hang out too early to avoid the "crowds". The runway area is fairly large, which helps with the military-related air traffic and of course the private jets that probably come in on a football weekend. The Texas A&M fire school is still close by, and the ride into the main campus area is longer than I remember when I first landed here in 1979.

Out of the way. You've got to either be flying in or out, already know about it, or stumble in…read moreblindly. It is a 50's/60's theme cafe that has cafe food as you expect it. I enjoyed the service and food. What more could you ask for?

While staying at a B&B in Brenham a couple of years ago, the owner told us about the restaurant at…read moretheir small local airport. While exploring around Brenham, we decided to drive out to it for lunch. It was unique, and had great burgers & shakes, and good, friendly service. We watched a smaller plane taxi up relatively close to the restaurant and a traveling family got off and came in for a burger while their plane was being refueled. After eating, they then boarded and took off. I write this now because we were planning another trip to Brenham, remembered our lunch here, and looked it up on Yelp to find it again; and decided to post our last experience.

Parking in short term lot was easy. Found a great spot near the elevators…read more Easy to pick up my frond. Easy to cash out of the parking garage. And we were off to hit the highway. Always pick up my friend with a sign so she can find me in a crowd. Eyes aren't what they used to be.

This airport needs either an AMEX Centurion Lounge or else a Chase Sapphire Reserve lounge. There's…read morea Delta and United lounge, but those are pretty much your only two options. If you're flying Southwest, as most travelers probably do in and out of here, your only food options are inside the terminal. On that note, if you're hungry and lounge-less like I was, Salt Lick BBQ is the best value option. You can get a 3 meat BBQ combo with 4 sides for $27. You won't find that kind of deal in downtown Austin, let alone any other food spot at the airport. There are only 34 gates and the TSA line moved pretty quickly, even during a government shutdown, so there's no need to arrive here too early.

Pulled up from my drafts.... surprised hadn't posted it…read more Online information advices anyone requiring to go to Terminal A B or C, should enter through Terminal C lobby and make their way to their respective gates from there. This is a temporary arrangement due to construction. IAH construction is going on since forever and is especially hard on International Arrival. Really hope it gets sorted out soon

Full flight to vegas and rushing to find a seat near the gate. I really wish that bush will…read moreupgrade their seat to have somewhat of a cup holders or a little something not than armrests. My cup felled, then a stranger calls herself helping by picking up a dirty straw that felled on the nasty floor to place it back inside my REUSABLE INSULATED CUP that I could've kept using throughout my flight. This just set a tone of annoyance. It went from bad to worse.

Cute little airport with plenty of hangar space to park your airplane if you're lucky enough to own…read moreone. Service Air-Patrol is here too and you'll see some military aircraft as well. Galaxy FBO can be found here to fuel up and make a pit-stop. The Black Walnut Cafe has a restaurant here so I may be back for breakfast before an airplane ride. We have friends with airplanes parked here and we spent a fun afternoon flying. It didn't seem very busy compared to other executive airports I've been to and it's not far from the Woodlands.

I am not giving the full five stars because I only have flown out once, but this is the only way to…read morefly. Drive up at the facility, wait till you're given the all clear, get on the plane and fly away. No lines, no aggravation and no arriving 2 hours ahead of time. The location is a bit remote, but it's well marked and easy to find. Be sure to get exact directions to your plane, as there are several charter companies and privately owned facilities. Each one will have their own little waiting areas and you will walk directly to the plane. No jet ways here. Another neat thing is you can oogle planes all you like as you drive in and taxi. There are some beautiful birds sitting out there. All in all, a nice facility.

David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport (DWH) is a well-established general aviation airport serving the…read moreTomball and northwest Houston area. It's a full-service GA airport with multiple runways, an on-site control tower, fuel services, maintenance providers, flight schools, and active aviation businesses. The airport is well organized and professionally managed, making it suitable for a wide range of pilots--from training flights to corporate and private operations. Facilities are maintained, traffic is structured, and services are readily available, which sets it apart from smaller private airstrips in the region. While it can be busy at times due to training and business traffic, this is a strength rather than a drawback for pilots who value infrastructure, safety, and reliability. Overall: professional, active, and dependable--a strong general aviation hub for the Houston area.

Nice regional, private airport for those looking to avoid the madness of IAH or HOU. Of course,…read moreyou need to charter a plane to really have a reason to come through here. The lobby is nice with snacks and beverages available while you wait. The space is small, but serviceable with clean bathrooms and friendly staff. Located in Northwest Houston off 99 north of 249, this airport is a good option when traveling to north or west Houston.

The Airport is very easy to access with ample 2 hour free, and extended parking…read more Modern, Clean, Pristine Restrooms, and with the latest TSA equipment. Its not a large footprint, but ample enough so one will not feel crowded. As of this post there are 3 commercial flights between Waco and Dallas that cover a distance of 90 miles, and 50 minutes via American Eagle. The flights tend to be booked as American Eagle are normally staffed / managed by 3rd parties. Because of various reasons the outsourcing of these flights can result in delays. I some times question if it's easier to drive or fly between Dallas and Waco, or potentially fly into Austin. But if flying it's an easy commute flight if the connections make sense. I have flown into Waco several times and have never had a bad experience at this facility.

This airport was so small, only one terminal. The only complaint was there was only one person who…read more was checking the TSA line and the regular line and she was so slow checking people in. Friendly service, very clean.

Came here in transit and a three-hour scheduled wait in concourses C and D. Having just left Logan,…read morethe main airport serving the behemoth region of Houston seemed like a Better Homes and Garden show. Clean, spacious, and comfortable. Plenty of restaurants, fast food, and souvenir outlets to suit every taste. I found service personnel to be quite courteous. I well remember when assigned to a diplomatic post in South America and there was only one airport flying to my post's destination. When Houston started flights there, it was like manna from heaven.

What really grinds my gears is taking my sweet time to create a online profile for a individual…read moreairline as well as enter in my travel credentials; like the KTN details, passport, etc just for it not to be on the boarding pass. In the event of reaching TSA, TWIC is not acceptable either if it's not on the boarding pass. So you'll have to find your way back to the service desk or self kiosk to add the deets AGAIN ON THEIR MACHINE, then print it out. Which will get you through check point quicker than standing in standard line. This is an update that'll be worth it. Allow travelers to enter their KTN. (Especially when they have provided it and the system error). I did it, an employer did it from their buddy pass profile; it's been provided twice and still didn't print on boarding pass was ridiculous, & embarrassing.