What a quaint little airport. You just walk off the airplane, across the tarmac and into a single…read moreterminal airport that size of a large home. It has one little restaurant and a small gift and snack shop. In seventy five yards you deplaned and are standing in front of the airport waiting for your Uber. This airport basically services Ft. Rucker, the home of army aviation. I found it clean, simple and fun. It would take hundreds of these to make Denver International Airport. A++++++ for this pocket sized airport. The photos I added cover the entire airport. LOL.

TSA Agents are wonderful friendly and professional. The Delta gate agents are rude very…read moreunprofessional and unpleasant. Delta needs to replace them - they are not happy with their jobs

The biggest compliment I can give this place is that it is absolutely efficient. With this being a…read moreregional airport, it is a bit small which could lend to the efficiency of the facility. Let's do a quick overview of the airport. With it being small, checking in is swift. You only seem to have two airlines that fly in and out of here so that makes it easy to find where you need to go. This being a small airport everything is quite laid back. You don't feel hassled or rushed when you go through check in and security. TSA checkpoint here was really simple. Even though they have TSA Precheck, it is basically void here as there never really seems to be a hold up in lines. Literally I walked up, plopped my stuff on the belt, walked through and was on the terminal side. Really nothing separating the two lines, just kind of walk up, go through. Terminal side, small, again, I hate to redundant, but everything here feels like you might be in a mock up of an airport, but it is a fully functional airport. There are only six gates, so there is no mistake with figuring out where you have to be. The good thing with this is that it is again efficient with boarding the plane. Let's go back to the entrance side. All bags come to one claim area. So if your flight happens to land around the same time as another, all bags will be mixed together. That is if your bag arrives with you. See, with it being a regional airport, it equals smaller planes. This has nothing to do with the airport, but the airlines may bump your luggage on you. This actually happened to my colleague. We arrived around 11 in the morning, but her luggage wasn't showing up until 6 that evening. Without any way for it to be delivered, she had to make her way back to the airport to get her luggage. When in town for work, that's not always the best situation. Honestly, the baggage claim was probably the most fun and easy spot here. Grab your bag and head outside to get transportation to where you need to go. Speaking of transportation, wait a bit when trying to get an Uber. You'll end up missing the surge pricing. Back to the terminal side. With it being a small airport, there wasn't much in offerings for food/shopping. At the time I was there, there was only one eatery open and if I remember correctly, one shop open for snacks/gifts. Which was odd, there was a kiosk type situation going on for Dunkin' but besides the signs, nothing was offered. What appeared to be other storefronts that could be used, were in fact storage. How do you know? What is stored is up against the frosted glass and you can see it from the seating area. I didn't step foot towards the eatery as it was overcrowded, I did go into the store, much simpler and easier to navigate. The seating area again. What I liked about this is that it was abundant. Especially since not all gates are in use, so if you feel the need to spread out, you are more than welcome to go to another gate area. I absolutely loved the tables here. Shared space with pop up outlets for regular plugs and USB. Bathrooms were clean and in working condition. I was lucky the day I was flying out. It was the week that a storm was rolling across the country. I think I was on one of the only flights out of MGM that day. All other flights after a certain point out of here, were cancelled. Lots of people ended up being stuck, diverted, or driving to a nearby airport.

This small airport has friendly staff. The security checkpoint was easy to navigate through. I did…read morenot experience any trouble with renting a car. I enjoyed the rental car. The airport was clean, and I enjoyed eating a breakfast sandwich from one of the shops. Food options are scarce, and there are few outlets available for charging electronics.

No lines , no parking challenges, baggage check was fast and friendly, no TSA lines, quick hop to…read morethe gates, and clean bathrooms. It's easy for me to get a non-stop flight, and then drive an hour or hour and a half to wherever I need to go. I'm a fan!!

I arrived early at Tallahassee International Airport. With it being a smaller airport, it was much…read moreeasier to navigate around compared to a larger airport. Now rather than downloading the Delta Air Lines mobile application, I visited www.delta.com where I was able to check-in for my flight early, as well as snapshot my boarding pass on my phone via text in the process. As someone who had just a carry-on bag with me, it allowed me to head straight to TSA rather than to see a Delta Air Lines agent once I arrived at this airport. As for my airport experience, TSA was not crowded at all with Tallahassee International Airport being a small airport. Even with that, I always dread going through security because of the possibility of being screened heavily, but all went smoothly! The only things I removed from my body were my jacket, backpack, and Bank of America Tallahassee Half Marathon medal placing each item inside either the bin, or my jacket pocket. After a light screening of my Garmin watch on my wrist, obsidian bracelets, and underneath my hat, I was well on my way to locate the gate within the terminal, which was not a hard find because there were only two airlines, Delta, and American Airlines. Even though I was not hungry, I did take notice of some of the food and snack options within the terminal. Some of them that I noticed were Live Oak Grille, Coastal Way Cafe, Monroe Street Beer & Wine, and Dunkin'. Furthermore, I was relieved to purchase Tallahassee Florida postcards to add to my collection of places I have traveled to. They were pricey, which I kind of expected! And the only place within the airport that I noticed with them was Capital City News & Gifts, which also had fan apparel for some of the college sport teams in Tallahassee. The Delta Air Lines gate I flew out of appeared professional with a very well-maintained seating area in comparison to other airlines I have flown out of. I rarely encounter boarding areas with clean seats and no trash left behind, which is just hard to unsee. I also loved that there were charging outlets that worked because it gave me the chance to charge my cell phone before boarding my flight. Whether it be the seats in the boarding area, the business centers, FAMU Comfort Room, or the Public Waiting Area, I was grateful to see so many areas with charging outlets inside of this airport. Boarding with Delta Air Lines was very painful because I did not have a seat until boarding was near complete. That alone made me feel as though I would not get a seat, or possibly the worst one available, but thankfully it was not. I was given an exit seat that had a plethora of space. In closing, safe travels, and blessings to all that read this review of Tallahassee International Airport. ~ Keep moving Forward ~ Thomas G

Just last week, I flew out to Panama City on the way to 30A for my first time and back). Both…read moretimes, I was flying Southwest Airlines with a layover in Austin, Texas. The slogan for the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport (ECP) is "It's in every escape" with a capital E, C, and P. The airport advertises its convenient daily nonstop flights that make it so that planning your next escape is easy. They also like to market that at this airport, you can go from "baggage to the beach in 20 minutes." Unlike friends who absolutely hate flying, I enjoy the travel experience, especially when using some helpful tools like CLEAR, Global Entry/TSA Pre-Check, airport lounge membership, and airline status. The only one of these that this airport uses is TSA Pre-Check. When checking in, I was able to easily check my bag at the Southwest Airlines counter. I then went to the All Gates check-in area and used TSA Pre-Check to skip most of the line at Security while keeping my shoes on (thanks to an American Express Platinum card which comes with credits for both TSA Pre-Check and CLEAR). Being a smaller airport, it was quite easy to navigate the gates and food in the terminal. The baggage claim was also easy to find as there was really only one baggage claim per large airline. The car rental area was more complicated though that may have been due to the rental company itself. One negative though is that there were no airline lounges of any sort. I ended up arriving quite early and visited the only restaurant with hot food (to go). I eventually found open corners of boarding areas with outlets and read a book for a while. On the ECP website, you can take advantage of free resources as a part of their Junior Flyer Zone (https://www.iflybeaches.com/junior-flyer-zone). There is also an "Art Escape" initiative in its concourse which showcases rotating beach-themed and contemporary works from local Bay and Walton County artists. Inaugural exhibits include photography by Mark Little and Chandler Williamson, along with student artwork, aiming to enhance the passenger experience. While I'm not sure when or if I'll be back to this airport or 30A, I did appreciate this airport and would go back again.

Good airport, not big, so you don't have to get there super early. Chargers accessible in most…read moreareas. Even has a spot to get food and then coffee. Food place could use an upgrade

For a small regional airport it is a boon for Albany. It seems like it is always under going…read moreconstruction. Security is sure more easy than ATL. So, if you are traveling from ABY to other destinations than ATL you should hardly notice any increase in your air fare; BUT if you're traveling from ABY to ATL with a return flight to ABY, with no competition, HOLD on your dentures! The building is comfortable and has always seemed clean, at least when I have been there.

This is probably one of the smallest airports I've seen in America. Even though it's so small, it…read moredefinitely has a lot of room for improvement. The prices are insane, as to be expected. All flights go to Atlanta so honestly, if you're able to, you're better off going to Atlanta and flying out from there. It has a very small parking lot, which they don't really need a big one, so it's okay. I do like how security doesn't pester you to hurry up to unload/load passengers. The employees are just doing their job, nothing more, nothing less. Not much to say about this airport, only because they don't have much to offer other than its convenience.

This airport is so small. Nothing can really go wrong. You just have one TSA line and it moves very…read morequickly. When we arrived and we exited the gate area we came out, took a right and baggage claim was right there! I think I prefer these types of airports versus the bigger ones! The counter to pick up my rental car was located right across from baggage claim. And to pick up the car was a very short walk. This airport is so small but in a good way. Everything is convenient!

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!!!

Pilots always like to have an excuse to fly. If they are not being paid to fly that is. With this…read morein mind, pilots have come up with a logical and easy to arrive at reason to fly - they gotta eat!. So first it must be said, there are no "hundred dollar hamburgers" to be found at this little regional airport. There is always the Magnolia Grill just down the road in Havana (watch out for one of Havana's finest just after you cross the tracks on the way back to Quincy however). Awesome waffles and sandwiches!

Ok, so this airport kicks ass. It has some great burritos. So wonderful after a couple of hours of…read moreflying. They come and get you in a little golf cart, pick you up, refuel the bird all while you eat the burritos. So tasty.

When I landed here (11/16/19), the 18-36 runway was closed because the paint was not sticking to…read morethe new pavement ‍. The saving grace was the girls that ran to FBO and fuel. Super sweet and and helpful. Having sweet tea, cookies, and water on available were added pluses. Despite the runway 08-26 being in horrible shape, this is a good little airport for a pit stop, with a well maintained runway.