Flying into Baton Rouge for work and it was one of the easiest airport experiences I've had. Clean…read moreplace, friendly staff and an overall great experience. It is a smaller airport so food options are limited. I would keep that in mind and plan to eat before or after your pass through. Would definitely fly into here again if needed.

BTR is a really convenient and low-stress airport, which makes traveling in and out of here pretty…read moreeasy. TSA lines are generally very quick, lines are nonexistent, and the staff are great - friendly and efficient, which always makes a difference. That said, the airport is fairly limited in terms of amenities (as expected for a smaller airport), especially compared to New Orleans. The terminal also feels a bit dated and not as modern. Flight options are somewhat limited as well, and checked bags can take a while to come out at baggage claim. Overall though, it's a solid airport - simple, manageable, and easy to navigate. Just don't expect a ton of bells and whistles.

The newly renovated New Orleans airport is a dream! It is very easy to navigate and it is well…read moresigned. It is quick to get through TSA pre-check and there are amazing food options once you go through security. If you have priority pass, there is club access past security. There was a wait the day that we were there, but we were in within about 10 minutes. The airport is clean and very well lit. There's ample seating at the gates with charging ports if you're running low on battery. And if you need one more beignet before you leave, you can get it inside the airport!

We flew in and out of MSY. Arrival was easy, with good signage for the ride share area. I…read moreappreciate that it is near the terminal and easy to find. Flying out, we used TSA Touchless, which worked well. The 4 stars is because there were only 2 security scanners in operation and they kept letting people through with no space to form a line after agents checked IDs. Not ideal at all.

My yeti filled with ice required additional TSA screening, and I assured them I was following an…read moreapproved travel hack protocol. The agent then put on fresh gloves before apologizing for having to open it up. I joked with her that I needed a pack of rubber gloves so I wouldn't have to use so much alcohol spray when traveling. She then offered me a few pairs of gloves if I wanted some. My flight was delayed, so I moseyed on down to the cafe to get a snack for the road. Lafayette airport has the best airport food ever. The server brought my food, & it was the wrong order. She went back to the kitchen to ask the manager to personally make it for me. Then she said I could keep the previous order and she also extended me 20% off of my bill. I tipped her handsomely, including some two dollar bills, which she got a huge kick out of. Stopped in their pristine bathrooms and thankedthe attendant for always keeping them so clean. We chuckled about how filthy airport bathrooms are, and she said when she travels, she has to resist the urge to clean up other airport bathrooms. I've said it before, but Lafayette airport is the best! Especially for international travel.

Love how they've remodeled the airport. The only complaint, as others have pointed out, is size,…read morewhich isn't necessarily something that's anyone's fault. I will say that this location tends to be consistently clean, and the new design has accommodated more comfortable seating/lounging arrangements that have truly elevated the space! Flying in from California is such a hassle. I've flown in primarily into New Orleans for the past decade because that's how inconvenient/expensive it is to fly into Lafayette. Sometimes what could fly me into New Orleans for $150 roundtrip may cost me $700 ONE WAY into Lafayette. It just doesn't make sense, and on top of that, the rental cars are more expensive as well due to a smaller fleet and less competition, as there are only 3 companies in their terminal, I believe. I do wish for expansion, as I will likely be flying back into Acadiana Parish the rest of my life to visit family and my hometown. It would make a huge difference in the quality of my travels into Louisiana, as my commute would go from 2 hours to 15 minutes if they could figure something out! The location tends to be clean, but I will say they need to get the rental car center together. There shouldn't be crazy waits on cars, especially with such a small fleet. The airport does what it needs to do otherwise, and I haven't had major issues outside of price and inconvenient rental car hiccups.

This review is for the Hammond Northshore Regional Airshow, and my first word is " Exceptional!!!"…read more The Hammond Airport put on a fantastic airshow. The teams and pilots that were here to fly this show were top notch. The set up for the show was very family friendly and there was plenty of room to spread out and be comfortable. There were also plenty of options to grab lunch for a drink if you needed. The vendors were also very pleasant and I enjoyed speaking with many of them. One thing I found to be funny was that the line for the corndogs was enormous all weekend to next time they need two of those trucks. As far as the show goes it was very well put together and very enjoyable. I look forward to the next show at this airport because I can only imagine it to get better and better each time!!

According to Wikipedia and the City of Hammond's website, the Hammond Northshore Regional Airport…read moreis a "city-owned, public-use, joint civil-military, general aviation airport located three nautical miles (6 km) northeast of the central business district of Hammond, a city in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana, United States." The airport two lighted runways: "13/31 is 6,502 by 100 feet (1,982 x 30 m) with an asphalt/concrete surface; 18/36 is 5,001 by 150 feet (1,524 x 46 m) with a concrete surface" and can handle large aircraft. It is the largest general aviation airport on the northern shore of Lake Pontchartrain. From my few visits here, there appear to be approximately one hundred based aircraft here and there seems to be available space for a lot more. Although I have been here many times for work, I have never flown from this airport. However, the facilities are nice and the employees with whom I have had contact were all very professional and courteous. It's also a great venue for the annual airshow.

Great Regional Airport, I use this airport a lot and there's always a smile and a Hi as soon as you…read morewalk in.

We flew into this airport over the weekend. We were drawn by the very low price of fuel. We knew…read moreit was self-serve, but had no idea it was this bad! The person working the desk assured us earlier in the day, TWICE that they were open until 5. Their sign posted 5PM. We arrived at 4:30 and it was a ghost town! There were no cabs in the town, and there is no rental car service like many other small community airports have. The Enterprise in the town came and picked us up...BUT they didn't have the inexpensive car we reserved online...They only had larger full size cars or trucks. ALL were more expensive and they refused to give them to us at our price reserved!! When we tried to fill our plane with fuel to leave, the person in front of us had problems with the credit card reader. The man working there took his sweet time to help!! We ended up leaving almost 1.5 hours later than planned. Overall, the man working there is rude, non-hlepful, and in all reality, LIES. He promises he'll be there, but isn't. DON'T be fooled by the low fuel prices!! Fly into Hammond or somewhere else....it isn't worth the fuel....

An architectural gem of the Art Deco era (1933) is a must see for both airplane nuts and those who…read moreappreciate this era. A passion project of Gov. Huey Long. It was "modernized" awfully in the 60's and gorgeous murals depicting airplanes flying over exotic spots were covered in marble. Ugh. Fortunately they were uncovered and restored recently and they are incredible! There's a coffee shop and a Messina's restaurant here. Did not eat here so cannot attest to the food. The atmosphere is terrific, though. You can see the small planes landing and taking off. Great for kids.

The food was amazing. We celebrated 2 birthdays there. The choices of bottomless mimosas, bloody…read moreMary's or Bellinis kicks it off to a great start.

I'll just start off with everyone is soooo nice!! Legit southern hospitality shining through here…read moreat 6:00 AM. From the lady who checked my bag, to the TSA agents, to the gate attendants just wonderful people. I hadn't been to the Lafayette airport since they remodeled. It is so nice and clean. The bathrooms are very clean and modern with motioned sensors for the soap and water. They also serve French Truck coffee here, which is a fave of mine! Definitely recommend flying out of Lafayette if you have the option and it makes sense for where you are going!

According to Wikipedia and the City of Slidell's website, the Slidell Municipal Airport (KASD) is a…read more"city-owned, public-use general aviation airport located four nautical miles (7 km) northwest of the central business district of Slidell, a city in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, United States." The airport has one lighted (medium intensity) asphalt runway: "18/36 is 5001 x 100 feet (1524 x 30 m) and can handle general aircraft and small (corporate style) jets. I had the recent opportunity to be invited by a pilot friend to a "fly-in" and was able to check out the facility and meet several general aviation pilots from the region. As my review is based on my one and only visit, I was not familiar with the airport layout. As per their website, this airport "complex" is home to "33 private hangar facilities, 33 private hangar facilities, the National Weather Service Station, St. Tammany Parish Mosquito Abatement District #2 flying operations, and Skydive N'Awlins. The Airport also supports two aviation organizations: the Experimental Aircraft Association and the Civil Air Patrol." The facilities are nice and the employees with whom I have had contact courteously greeted me upon walking through the front door. Not only did my son and I get to meet several pilots, we were also able to walk out to the "apron" and check out the general aviation planes that flew in for the day. We also got to check out the continuous parachute jumpers landing at the airport. This is a really cool facility and I plan on a return tip in the very near future.