It's a tiny airport with only 5 gates and 2 snack bars. Would never want to be stuck there because…read moreit's in the middle of no where. Gate agents are rude.

I have stayed at airports all over and had to pay fees here and there but I never ever had to pay…read more200 plus for not buying fuel and 300 plus over night fee. I felt like I needed to bend over as I walk in. I will never never return to this airport. I will never suggest anyone go here.

I'll be honest Gainsville Airport may be small but everything about it I adore. You almost feel…read morelike you are just sharing this space with a small group of people. Everyone who works here is kind. There are no rude workers there are smiles on faces, when you ask a question you get answers with a staff that actually seems to care. Even when you drive up to on arrival there is something different in the air that says you are going to be taken care of at Gainsville Regional Airport and that's a fantastic feeling. Normally I fly out of Orlando because I usually have to transfer to another flight when I go to Gainesville but since I need a shuttle to Orlando the time isn't much different and this is such a better experience to me. The price is higher but they do send out information for lower flights that you can take advantage of and can be worthwhile. Personally I'd highly recommend flying out of Gainesville for a nice enjoyable experience. I am looking forward to doing it soon again! Address: 3880 NE 39 Ave A Gainsville Florida 32609 Phone: (352)373-0249 Flight information: Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV) offers daily jet service to four major hubs: Atlanta, Dallas/Fort Worth, Charlotte, and Miami Other flights transfer *** Wheelchair accessible ***

Loved this little airport! It reminds me of Myrtle Beach's airport back in the day. Regrettably one…read moreday you'll grow up and have a big giant airport also. But for now it's a wonderful airport. And the food option for breakfast was pretty good aviation Cafe I think it was called. And the employees there were great. TSA was great everybody we encountered in the airport employee wise was in a good mood It was a slow day it was a good day.

This guy should no longer be driving at all, let alone with passengers. He drove so poorly I almost…read moreasked to be dropped off anywhere in Tampa but my bag was in the trunk and I was certain he would resist. This hunch I had that he wouldn't let me out was completely correct. My ride to Tampa airport was booked a few days before. Communication with Neil was difficult as he wanted flight numbers and other extraneous details. He called me the day before my ride seemingly confused and slurring. I was foolish to not immediately cancel and book Uber right then. Do not make the same mistake I did because it is just a matter of time before this man hurts someone. Neil arrived 15 minutes early at 5:45 am. I would have booked later if I knew he makes an unannounced habit of this, please see his other reviews. I was unable to finish my flight preparations and just quickly grabbed my stuff and rushed out. When I questioned our original booking time he responded defensively so I just stopped talking. After loading my bag I hopped in the car. It's older but in ok shape. Immediately I noticed the smell of incredibly strong cologne. It was suffocating. Neil forgot his credit card machine and had to manually enter my card while mumbling and cursing the whole time. Driving was initially spotty and made me really nervous right away. By Spring Hill he had me audibly gasping. He is not a safe driver. He missed a turn on Cortez and braked hard at a green then appeared to be considering a left from the center lane. The driving worsened as we continued. The lane indicator beeped incessantly as Neil crossed the yellow lane continuously. I was terrified. I texted my partner states away as I was anticipating being in an accident. By the time we got to Tampa International I was begging to be let out anywhere. Literally anywhere. Neil argued with me until I demanded to be let out. Now, hours later, I am sitting at my terminal being harassed by this man. He texted me to make excuses about his driving not long after I ran out of his car. I plan to contact the Citrus County Sheriff's Department as I now suspect that Neil was inebriated when he picked me up. Under no circumstances should you, or anyone you know, use this transportation service.

I cancelled the appointment due to change in plans. They were confused because it was roundtrip…read morebut they cancelled.

So I have used a lot of other services in and out of Orlando and Destination MCO is definitely the…read morebest! Had to go out of town for business and called them last minute! They sent a car to my house and the driver Younnes was a complete professional. Helped with my bags and opened the door for me. I forgot my reading glasses and he turned around for me without hesitation and I was able to retrieve them. I cut it short at the gate but that was my error. He helped me to the curbside check in and asked if I needed any other assistance and I let him know I was all set. He was very pleasant. Since my trip was an overnight stay only I did require a return service the next day and the reservationist at D. MCO was terrific and accomatating. I'm sure lots of people book last minute but they had complete ease with it. I requested Younnes again but he was sadly off that day. However she sent me Hector and he was just as great! He was waiting for me at arrivals of Orlando Airport with a cool little sign on an iPad with my name on it. Much nicer than the Mears people next to him with a hand written sign! I arrived home after a quick business trip and was refreshed with the water they provided and my body was relaxed because the car was a Cadillac with plenty of leg and arm space! Thank you Destination MCO you guys are a gem and I will definitely use you again!

I called Destination MCO early one morning, desperate to find one-way transportation for family…read moremembers evacuating the gulf coast prior to Hurricane Milton. Lucky for me, Gina answered the phone. She was a calming voice, who found a driver that had just dropped off another customer not far from the pickup address. She scheduled our pickup time for 11:00, with the driver, Daniel, arriving at 10:42. The trip took ~3 hours, but Daniel made the journey easy for my family members. They are very appreciative of his kindness (and so am I). Overall, Gina and Daniel made a great impression on all of us. I sincerely appreciate their kindness and expeditiousness during this stressful time. Should we need car service again in the future, Destination MCO will be my first call.

Great GA terminal, super friendly staff. Everything is new and clean- I love to fly into here!read more

Since January, my partner and I have flown to Williston over 100 times. It's become our go-to spot,…read morenot just for the affordable fuel, the well-kept airport, and the newly renovated FBO, but for the amazing staff. Even though most of our flights are just for building time, we always look forward to stopping in to chat with Ren about our flights and share a few laughs. Ren, the rest of the crew, and of course "Archer the pup" are what make this airport such a special place, and why we keep coming back. Thanks, X60!

I flew up this morning to Williston, FL (20 miles northwest of Ocala), in our Cirrus SR22 carrying…read morean attorney from West Palm Beach. He is using our Air Taxi service for a legal matter at a nearby courthouse. The Williston airport terminal building is very nice, has all the usual amenities needed to service aircraft such as fuel, pilot lounge, free coffee, and lobby with HD TV. Plus, there's even a restaurant next door called Pyper Kup Restaurant. The manager tells me the restaurant draws many weekend fliers looking for a place to fly to, The people who run the place are friendly, offer a great service to their community. Plus, the aviation gasoline for my plane is very inexpensive- $3.71/gallon. I'm paying $5.40 in Miami. If you fly, or need to get to someplace in Northwestern Florida. Williston is a great choice.

Good place to park your plane and grab a bite. They have some shop and a rent a carread more

Beautiful little airport about 30 minute drive from all the stuff in Orlando. For people who fly…read moreand don't want the bustle and prices if the big places this is a gem. It's nice, clean, fairly new, comfortable and the prices for fuel were better than most in the area. People are friendly. Enterprise is in the building making car rental easy. A nice little cafe is also in the building. Will keep this in our "remember" list.

Everything a local airport should be. Good people, plane rentals, instruction, modern hangars,…read morefuel and maintenance on the field, and a cafe. Tampa North is the way airports used to be. It's the kind of place you want to spend time at - small, personable and friendly.

STOP letting Your airplanes BUZZ my house. Your aircraft fly so low over my house I can read the…read moretail number! Maybe a steeper decent path? Please keep above 500 feet AGL over my home. Thank You!

Gainesville Has Made A Real Leap In Big-City Panache…read more It is one man's opinion that academic credentials aside, Gainesville was a mecca for good ol' boys and that sort of regional culture. And as much as the city and university has to offer, here we are, only two hours away from Orlando and Tampa, but yet they seem to be removed from the collective Gainesville consciousness. I think that is in part, like the old adage, "you can't get there from here." That has changed with the Florida Jitney. While their service is exceptional, it is also what the Florida Jitney represents. They provide for the 200,000 people in this region, a stylish, modern, top of the line, commuter shuttle that finally for the first time in all of my years here, truly offers a viable transportation option to the dreaded automobile. While it is true that I love many things European, I am not a Europhile, nor a critic of all things American. But I do appreciate the European approach to urban planning and the overwhelming support and approval of public transit. This is what the Florida Jitney reminds me of. Almost with the snap of a finger I can board the Jitney and head into Orlando for a night around Thornton Park or the Mall at Millenia. This says nothing of how convenient and reasonably priced it is to take the Florida Jitney to the Orlando Airport which I'll do when I return to Philly and then on to Paris for the summer. I am actually writing this on board its "Central Florida Express." Through the tinted windows the sun is setting, the domed lights have come on and I am using my laptop with the Jitney's satellite internet. I stress the satellite part of it, because people who use the cellular connectivity to their Blackberries will be amazed with how fast the Jitney internet is! I connected about an hour ago and haven't been thrown off once. And the truth of it is, other such wifi services are often slow and clunky. So , what else can I tell you that makes this trip so unique. I think the satellite televisions are pretty cool. When I see other people watching the small screen in their SUV's you know it must be a DVD. But on the Jitney, it is live satellite programming. People flying out wanted to see the Weather Channel. Most people either search or watch CNN or MSNBC. There is no shortage of options; the Travel Assistant informed me there are over 70 channels. The Florida Jitney has an on-board Travel Assistant. She is there to get you to your seat, help with your bags (I usually just have a carry on) but best of all, after you are settled in, she will return to take your drink and food order. When she first approached me I asked her to repeat herself as it took me by surprise. They don't serve alcoholic beverages though I understand that is in the works. For now, there's a whole list of sodas, waters, juices and other drinks like Vitamin Water and Gatorade. Then she returns with whatever snack of choice someone selects. Yesterday morning, I took the cheese danish (and it was pretty good! not the vending machine kind!) and today I went with the big cookies, white chocolate macadamia nut and oatmeal-raisin. We just made the Wildwood stop and a couple got off to go to Inverness. It appeared they were actually sleeping and the Assistant gently, respectfully nudged them awake. No worries about missing your stop. And so it goes with the Florida Jitney. An almost luxurious way to travel. And from my perspective, uncommonly affordable. My ticket came out to 45 or 47 dollars. It would literally cost me more to drive this route (gas, tolls, parking, wear and tear) let alone the hassle, fighting off the sleepies, and wasting these hours I could be enjoying myself. For this review, I asked the Travel Assistant and was told of their impressive expansion plans. Apparently in time, the Florida Jitney will operate from one end of the state to the other! Great news for residents and visitors alike. What would be the biggest drawback about the Florida Jitney? If like some airlines in the past, they grow too fast, service suffers and the entire business fails as a result. This company could very well change the way we travel in FLA. Don't blow it. See my next review on Central Florida Spas.