I thought this little airport was great. I've been here a few times to or from visiting my grandpa,…read moreand it's been a good experience each time. This airport is clean, everyone who works here is nice (even when checking in our bags!), and TSA was pleasant. When we picked up our rental vehicle (our flight was delayed from Dallas/Forth Worth for hours), they stayed open for us to pick up our rental car! This airport is clean, cute, and the customer service is great. I'm not a huge fan of flying (or should I say airports), but Tyler Pounds Airport makes the experience agreeable!

There people need to be trained on the computer. I have TSA…read morepre-check and the guy could not get it to print on my ticket. Also, no one at the front desk knows how to add partner airline miles (one world) to the ticket. I fly international and start from Tyler and they have never been able to figure out how to add partner airline frequent flyer number to my tickets. When I get to Dallas I have them do it. Please train your people or update your equipment if needed.

My very favorite small town, east Texas airport. Very nicely maintained 3000 foot runway, great…read moreterminal area, with pilots lounge that has after hours access, and an airport car! Downtown Wills Point is charming and has two decent restaurants two good restaurants just out of downtown, the fabulous Four Winds Steakhouse less than 15 minutes from the airport. Excellent staff and their spouses always willing to help. Good gas prices at a modern self serve facility. Right in between Terrel and Canton if you still need more to do.

Great regional airstrip/airport, got to fly my first plane here!read more

The visit was top notch. The bathrooms were very clean. My pilot Aviator Wade (Hugh) of Cable…read moreAirways, made the flight fun an comfortable. I recommend the pilot and Cable airways.

From the owner: Cherokee County Airport is a full service General Aviation airport located between Jacksonville and…read moreRusk Texas. Airline service is not available from this location.

Very busy airport. Plenty of eateries from Pappaduex to Maggianos, to baskin and robins etc. 7/11…read moreis located in here as well. Check in process was congested and frustrating. Too many stations to get print information, check bags and TSA security. TSA staff were slow and unbothered.

My original review of the DFW Airport is hilarious: "I'm hoping that the airport improves in the…read morenear future because I'd love to come back." As if the airport itself would stop me from flying into DFW. Needless to say I've returned multiple times, bypassing my original complaints about passenger pickup because I just rent a car. Still expect to get many daily steps from walking to and fro. Very indicative of the size of Texas. I wasn't more or less impressed by the DFW eateries or experience. It was overall fine. Just get here early so you have plenty of time to navigate to where you need to go!

Passing through the area and spotted the historical marker sign so detoured to check it out. This…read moreair field is not far from US-80 just west of Mineola. The marker is in good condition and reads, "Wisener Field. The age of aviation came to Mineola on July 4, 1917, when a Curtis JN-4D "Jenny" biplane, piloted by a member of the U.S. Army Signal Corps, landed at this field. Called Massengale Meadow at the time, the site's flat terrain proved conductive to the establishment of one of the first airports in Texas. It was used by military aircraft during World War I and was the home of the Royal Flying Circus and other barnstormers in the 1920s. Expanded and improved over the years, it remains a privately-maintained public use airport. (1988)." The wikipedia article says that a number of well-known aviators have flown into Wisener Field. These have included Wiley Post, "Slats" Rogers, Tommy Grace and Fay Lucille Cox. United States Senators Lyndon B. Johnson (later U.S. President), Phil Graham, and Kay Bailey Hutchison have flown into the airport. As it happened, there was a man here who seemed to be thinking about a takeoff and I I watched him go down the runway only to cancel and taxi back to the top. [Review 15997 overall - 185 in Texas - 1502 of 2021.]

This is the oldest privately held airport in Texas and the hangars are occupied by mostly vintage…read moreaircraft. If you can get by on holidays such as the 4th of July or memorial day, or contact the owners, they open the flight museum where you can see a Curtis Jenny and other interesting planes and old cars.

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.

Nice airport, it's not too big. Much easier to go in and out of than DFW (especially with the…read morecurrent construction in terminal c, March 2026). I've flown Southwest flights from DAL and never had issues. Nice airport with several good food and shopping options and getting thru security takes 10-20 mins, depending on how busy it is. Parking garage is right outside of the main terminal, and if you're picking someone up, they have wait lots where you can sit until they say they're at the curb.

I have never flown out of Love Field, which can be more telling, especially in regards to amenities…read moreand security, but when I am only flying IN, I judge an airport by navigation and how quickly I get to a bathroom!!! In this case, it was pretty easy getting off the plane and to my car rental booth. However, it is really annoying to have someone at the Rental Car Information Booth who lets everyone pass her just to find "Go to the Shuttle" signs at the counter. Spend the money on a sign that doesn't roll its eyes. Of course, this was the last airport JFK flew into. In fact, LBJ was sworn in as president while on the tarmac here. For being one of the oldest continually operating airports in the US (founded in 1917 as a WW1 training base), it doesn't look like it. By the way, if you're on a layover, they have a Smithsonian-affiliated museum ($12) that houses over 30 aircraft and extensive space flight exhibits on airport grounds a 5 minute taxi ride away. As for being the site of movies: their modern (for its time) moving sidewalks were used in Logan's Run (1976). Oliver Stone recreated the president's arrival here for JFK (1991), as did the Stephen King based 11.22.63 (2016); Wes Anderson used it for the backdrop of Bottle Rocket (1996), and the airport was a plot point in Michelle Pfeiffer's Love Field (1992).

Very friendly, gave us a courtesy car and even offered to let us spend the night.read more

Love flying in and out of HQZ. CT is very kind and patient with young pilots. Not terribly busy and…read moreMesquite Aviation is a great place to rent from. Had a headset issue on final and CT went easy on me!! Worth more than 5 stars.