I took my first flight ever out of Mesa Gateway over 4th of July weekend, and it was honestly…read moreperfect! The airport was clean and easy to navigate. There were limited options for food, but Panera worked out well. There were several gift shops in the terminal. The staff were friendly and everything moved according to plan. Over a holiday weekend there were no delays and our bags got off the plane quickly. I would certainly fly out of Mesa Gateway again!

This is one of our favorite airports to fly from! Located in Mesa, it's convenient, easy to get to,…read moreand the entire airport experience is so smooth. Check-in and security are quick and hassle-free, which makes such a difference when traveling. I especially love that they offer flights to more remote destinations, particularly national parks, often with amazing deals. The smaller airport experience almost feels like having a private flight! The only downsides are that there are fewer restrooms, and the water-filling station is all the way at the end of the terminal. There are also only a handful of restaurants, but honestly, those are minor inconveniences compared to all the benefits. Luggage can sometimes take a little while, but overall, this is definitely our go-to airport!

I've flown through PHX Sky Harbor many times for layovers, and today it was my final destination…read more If you don't already it's huge! What I love about it is the variety of food ootion and the modes of transportation within the terminal and to other terminals. Signage is great and easy to ready. My layovers also twnd to be more on time here than many other Hub airports.

Truly the only airport that doesn't overstimulate me, maybe because it's home? It's definitely more…read moreadvanced than other airports in the US, with their easy to navigate terminal map and TSA process. Lines move fairly quickly when most people act like it's not their first day on earth, and you rarely have to take out your electronics and put them in separate bins. I had the experience of taking the Sky Train to my assigned terminal recently, and it was super easy to go from the valley metro rail stop to the sky train stop (just go up the escalator that very obviously says To Sky Train). Saves me a lot of money by not needing to use rideshare anymore. The food options are pretty random - not as many chains as other airports - but I appreciate the chick fil a every now and then. For their Starbucks, I highly reccommend using the order ahead feature so that you don't have to wait in line - it's almost always long.

I flew Allegiant from Mesa to Rapid City SD because they were the quickest and cheapest carrier…read more The flight out was great with no issues. However, the return flight was fraught was frustration and disappointment, including a total of 5 delays for a total of 7h and 29m sequestered to gate 7 in Rapid City's airport. I was pretty frustrated and angry, but once I learned what the company did in attempts to prevent everyone involved from being stranded, I completely understood and am now sympathetic to the cause. I would actually choose Allegiant Air again if their route was the most convenient, even with the possibility of being shipwrecked by them again... because they do try and they do care

This particular experience is regarding the purchase of tickets. I recently learned that if you…read morehave the opportunity to purchase tickets at the counter, you can save roughly $40 per round trip which is essentially the convenience/admin fee online, but there are specific parameters on how to do so... It has to be during their allotted or scheduled hours for the airport Which is extremely limited and as of this review is from 12:00 - 1:00 pm. Every other day they are considered "closed". I did inquire with the agent if it really was only on Sundays, which she said they can sometimes do it during other hours right before or after a flight, but not guaranteed and depends whose working that day. Secondly, though they have various lines and have signs saying "All Services", you have to go to the very end, along the wall for tickets and oddly enough there is no sign. Because the hours are so limited, travelers will book multiple sets of tickets at once and their system or process is not built around efficiency, We had about 10 or so people ahead of us and were in line for almost an hour. Again, some of these travelers were booking numerous tickets, so it would take longer, but they really don't set anyone up for success and you have to provide all the standard info you need for a flight, but verbally then need to confirm. So as you can imagine, not the quickest process. It would make a lot more sense if they have forms that could be prefilled to help streamline the process. We had three round trip tickets to book so saved about $120 for our hour of time, was it worth it? In this particular case, yes, but time is money too, so one ticket, maybe not, but it's all relative. You do also have to pay for parking, which luckily is not too steep in Mesa and was a few bucks for the hour. I do not quite understand why more work for the staff leads to more affordable or cheaper tickets, but is an option for those traveling and if you have many tickets to book!

fully handicapped and a reservation was made through them through Hotels.com for last month…read moretraveling from Illinois staying in Arizona for a funeral. I never stayed there or directly gave the complex my credit card. They denied my refund. as indicated I'm fully handicapped with several health issues. This Chandler, Arizona is a franchise, not owned by Choice International. It's unfair based on today's economy that they would not refund my money. I Contacted the property Mgr (Don) who was very rude and would not listen to the facts of the incident. He then stated he was sticking to their policy.

Stumbled into this airport as my parents told me the wrong place. But after pulling up and walking…read morein, it was a pretty cool find. I did get a few looks from employees wondering why this guy was waiting for someone. After making a few calls and getting clarification, I went to the right airport. A lot of parking spaces, vending machines, seating, water bottle fill station and fountains, and some history on the walls.

The number of times I've had layovers in this airport is just wild…read more Seems like every flight leaving California, no matter where I'm going, my layover is in Phoenix Airport. Almost always terminal 4. I like this terminal as it has a golf simulator in the pga store that I like to use when time permits. I also like the Guy Fieri Flavortown restaurant that is located in this terminal so I can grab a quick bite. They have a pretty good coffee shop called Sips that makes a solid espresso drink. I've enjoyed the Chik Fil A spot as well along with an açaí bowl spot. Overall I really recommend this airport, it's a perfect spot for a quick layover as the entertainment options are endless. So if your travel plans land you in Phoenix on a layover, fret not as you will be in good hands!

I love coming to Sky Harbor. The airport is open with wonderful people to help you to navigate if…read moreneeded. TSA agents are awesome as well. The recent renovations have improved seating areas at gate making them more comfortable. There are quite a few new restaurants as well. It's always clean in the restrooms and walkways.

LOVE this private airport!!! So easy accessibility wise! I fly to this airport via JSX, and it's a…read moremust for less crazy crowds and easy travel!!! My sister prefers it, to pick me up, over Phoenix Airport, and it's way out of the way for her. Clean and well maintained, this airport caters to many semi-private to private flights! Highly recommended!

If you're able to fly privately, whether it's a single or twin engine plane or even a jet this is…read morea really cool airport to land and depart from. There are many FBO to choose from including signature., Jet Aviation and Atlantic aviation. NetJets and Flexjet have their own terminals for their owners. There are also a couple of flight schools located here, including a helicopter school. There is only one restaurant on the field called Volanti that enables you to watch departing and arriving planes. If you are considering basing your single engine aircraft here, you are better off basing it at phoenix deer Valley airport for cost effectiveness.

2AM and I having been stood up by another cab co,…read more I called Green Cab- 10 Minutes later, my ride was complete with no waiting, no hassle- Nothing fancy here- just a ride. Often, a ride is all I need............... Let's hear it for the smaller guys - Sometimes they come through in a pinch-

My husband and i went out to celebrate our 27th anniversary. To be safe, I called for a cab at the…read moreend of the evening. After taking all my information, they said it would be 15 or 20 minutes. I said "no problem". After 10 minutes, I received a text to call another cab company, because "they were too far away". Hard to believe they couldn't have figured that out from the start. I think they just realized it wasn't a very long fare. I wanted to give the little guy some business, but I suppose there's a reason they are still "the little guy".

Fake hertz. Will waste your time…read more Alright, so I fly into Arizona, everything's smooth--until I get to Cutter Aviation for the car I reserved through Hertz. I saw the ad, booked the vehicle ahead of time, all set. But when I get there? Total mess. Turns out they won't give a vehicle to non-airport customers... which would've been good to know before I flew in and Ubered over. The reservation was confirmed, but it didn't matter. Completely misleading, frustrating, and a waste of time and resources. Honestly, do yourself a favor--don't bother with this place.

Surely one of our favorite stops for TCommander N126M. In today for about 2 hours doing pax drop…read moreand lunch. Carl is tops as line crew and friend here. Allan at Go Rental desk is same. He always does a superior effort to keep us mobilized in good fashion. Nice lobby for all pax and crew needs.

Airports are true gateways and access doors to the rest of the world. As points of arrival or…read moredeparture for travellers, they play a critical part in the perception of destinations. In our recent trip to Phoenix in June, my partner and I landed at Sky Harbor, dubbed America's Friendliest Airport, located just three miles east of the downtown. The atmosphere truly lives up to the name. The views here were absolutely stunning, especially watching planes take off and land with the desert mountains in the background. Terminal 3 was clean. Clear signage in getting around was smooth and stress-free. The SkyTrain ride to the car rental center was efficient and convenient. TSA lines were the shortest in any of our travels, only a few minutes. The staff were friendly and professional. We had a really positive experience at this airport.

It was crowded at the United check in kiosk. I forgot to check in online and so the kiosk was…read morenecessary. We waited for a free kiosk and printed off luggage tags. We took our luggage to the staff. They checked us in and gave us printed boarding passes.