The airport in Columbus isn't the largest, but it's not bad. There are plenty of places to get…read morefood and snacks. TSA was getting people through quickly and there weren't any big lines.

This review is for the Concourse B Security Checkpoint. CLEAR took longer than Standard Screening…read moreand TSA Pre-check. The touchless pre-check seemed to be the way to go today. It's a Monday but was really surprised at the delay for CLEAR. Once thru the process, it was fine but only two security lanes open. This is why I always allow extra time so I don't stress too much.

GREAT TINY LITTLE AIRPORT!…read more Parking is super convenient, but kinda expensive, at $12 per day. The airport itself is tiny so security is a breeze! STUPID to have to pay $45 to get through security with a regulary ID that hasn't been upgraded to a real ID. They don't do any additional screenings to ensure you're a REAL non-threatening person... u just pay $45 and then they look at your regular ID to check your name against your reservation... lol. BUT the airport itself is great! SMALL airport, security is a BREEZE and the TWO little gates are perfect. Allegiant flight was delayed and they put out waters and soft drinks for us so that was a nice gesture from Allegiant. The airport is just so convenient, I will gladly use this one ANY time I can over Columbus, just from the pure convenience aspect of parking and getting to the gate quickly. I will have to drive father and past Columbus to get to this one, and parking is $4/day more expensive, but I will do it every time!!!

I really didn't know the Rickenbacker International Airport existed until I made the reservation…read more It's a very small airport with a limited number of gates. Very easy to get through TSA and short walk to the gates. I would use this airport again; definitely.

A nice small-town airport. As a pilot (who hasn't flown in years) and an airplane buff, it is nice…read moreto be able to walk up and talk to people, maybe wander the ramp. There's an F-4 on display, and there seems to be some corporate traffic and plenty of private flying. There's an EAA chapter building. Park in the shade, sit at the picnic table, watch some planes, and talk to the airport denizens.

SWA in Columbus is pretty sweet. It's usually pretty easy to check in and get through security…read more They have a clear lane in the terminal. And it has a Vino Volo AND a Donatos Pizza. There are only a few gates here so it's rarely super crowded at any of the establishments. And the SWA Staff is always helpful and friendly. Boarding has changed in 2026 and the different groups are clearly marked on the screens in the boarding area. Preboards and Priority go before Group 1 so don't get too bent out of shape if you're first in line in Group 1.

This was so small. There were 2 spots to eat but the intercoms were so muffled that it was hard to…read morehear announcements. One ick was that there were birds flying around inside. I was happy to see the happy black history month displays around. Another great highlight was the toddler seat and baby changing table in the accessibility family room.

Arman picked me up from where I work near the airport and drove me to my home where my boyfriend…read morewas waiting to propose! It was a total surprise as I walked into the parking lot and then Arman presented me with beautiful flowers from my now fiancé. The conversation I had with Arman during the druve was wonderful! He is the nicest guy and our want until after I talked with my fiancé that I found out Arman was the owner. 1st class service from a 1st class gentleman! It Its no wonder his business is growing and thriving and I recommend RManVan to anyone needing their services!

absolutely the best!! Picked us up at 1AM and was quick, efficient and a pleasure to work with. I…read morepicked them because they were #1 on the list and I hope my 5 star review keeps them at #1.

Curteous and friendly. Car was immaculate. Well dressed and manored driver. And affordable…read more Thank you for the great service.

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Staff and gates agents were friendly. No issues with check in or boarding…read more Decent amount of flights from EWR to CMH.

United is really committed to making things disappear... first my flight, then my review from their…read moreGoogle page lol. At this rate, I wouldn't be surprised if they erased my memory of the whole experience. But accountability? That's one thing they have no interest in making appear... In the early hours of 01/07/2025, my mother and I (both American citizens following U.S. travel guidelines) arrived at the Port Columbus International airport (CMH) around 04:00 AM for our 06:00 AM United 3430 flight, giving ourselves ample time to check in. CMH was only our connecting point to IAD, where we were scheduled to board our actual international flight. Despite this, United's check-in staff insisted my mother and I present our tourist visas. This demand made no sense, CMH was just a connection to IAD, where we would board our actual international flight. Their request was completely absurd because, per IATA's official guidelines for our destination, a tourist visa was not required in advance, as we were eligible to obtain one upon arrival. This highlighted an alarming lack of knowledge for airline employees responsible for passenger check-in. Yet, instead of verifying the information, they denied us boarding entirely. This wasn't a misunderstanding. It was pure incompetence and a blatant refusal to verify U.S. travel regulations and IATA policies. Even when we had a United customer service representative on the phone ready to clarify, the check-in staff outright refused to listen. Instead of handling the matter professionally, we were met with hostility and condescending behavior from multiple check-in employees. One staff member even went as far as to question the validity of the U.S. government's own website, scoffing at the guidelines and responding with, "Well, honey, this is 2025..." as if government travel policies somehow expired at the start of the new year. After over five hours of trying to clarify the situation, their dismissive and condescending attitudes persisted. With no other option, we rebooked our travel through Cathay Pacific for 01/09/2025, entirely at our own expense. Our new itinerary had us flying American Airlines from CMH to ORD, connecting to Cathay Pacific. Because of this, we missed the funeral, adding to an already difficult time and preventing us from grieving properly. We had no such issue flying with American Airlines on a nearly identical itinerary with an international connection on 01/09/2025. Yet, United's check-in staff insisted their rules were different, something I've never encountered before. They claimed we needed to present tourist visas, which was completely false. Airlines don't set their own visa requirements; they follow government regulations and IATA guidelines. Somehow, with this crew, that was up for debate (lol). Their refusal to verify the correct information before denying us boarding was completely unacceptable. That failure to follow proper procedures caused us unnecessary stress, financial loss, and, most importantly, made us miss a loved one's funeral. To make matters worse, United has refused to refund the flights they wrongfully denied us boarding on, despite the fact that their staff's failure to follow basic procedures caused this situation. Instead of taking accountability, they've forced us to bear the financial burden of their mistake. Not only did we lose money, but we had to spend time and energy finding another way to reach our destination. Instead of grieving our loss, we were left scrambling to fix a situation United never should have caused in the first place.

We had s great experience with Columbus Taxi. Got my daughter to and from airport without any…read moreissues. Nerayo waited for her with her flight being an hour delayed in arriving. He was always easy to get in contact with too. Would use this taxi service again.

Called to get a ride and they don't take credit, cash, or checks... how is one supposed to pay?read more