Nick was so helpful, cheery and kind. Flew in for a family emergency and he was so helpful to those…read morepicking me up and to myself upon landing and again when I left a week later. He is a wonderful face for representing goodwill and efficiency at the airport! Just a keeper! They are lucky to have him!

For a small airport, adding a feature such as a helpful or respective airline other than Cape Air…read more may inspire return travelers. I would pursue a happy personality when hitting the next check-in attendant.

I flew in from KBED with a C172. The airport is excellent; long runway, not that much traffic…read more.. the restaurant is also nice. Certainly a nice airport to add to your to-go places for a "$100 hamburger "...

Thank you! Very professional. Flexible! Great! Have been to many a small /&/or private airports and…read moreI do like this one even when it's freezing cold out!

Came to see an old college sis' who's gone on to become quite a regional notable, which made the…read moretrip feel charming from the start. The airport experience was refreshingly smooth. Easy to navigate. Not overcrowded. What really stood out was how fast it was from the airport to town. Within minutes, I was fully immersed in this quaint community. A simple, pleasant travel experience that set the tone for a great visit.

Horrible baggage both coming in and going out. Waiting 30+ minutes for a tiny plane's worth of…read morebaggage to get to the carousel on the way in. Sat another 30 minutes on the way out. We waited so long on the tarmac for the baggage to be loaded in that we had to get deiced and the pilot came on the intercom to say that she couldn't understand what was taking so long. Massive delays in both directions just because baggage was so slow. Genuinely unacceptable. Every other part of this airport worked efficiently, but they can't get bags loaded and unloaded in a normal amount of time? Very embarrassing when a pilot starts talking to a plane full of people about the slow baggage handling.

I love traveling through this airport especially to avoid the crowds in Boston during the holidays…read more It is a regional airport with flights to a limit domestic market. Check-in is usually a quick breeze with super short lines. TSA process is super fast and I've never waited more than 10 minutes going through. If you are collecting luggage on your return, you will have minimum wait. Airport is super clean and their staff are very friendly and helpful. Food options past TSA are limited to Burger King, Starbucks, Dunkin, 2 sit down restaurants and a general store for souvenirs and snacks. If parking at the airport it's $14/day.

I love me a small airport! This was easy peasy from drop-off by a hotel shuttle to getting through…read moresecurity to getting something to eat and drink before a flight. I had a super early flight (6:20a) and was able to arrive just before 5, get in, get Starbucks (Coffee, Water, Breakfast Sandwich) and eat and drink it with time to spare. They could use a few more amenities, but for the size, it's Ok with what they have. Getting in was super easy and getting an uber to downtown Manchester was quick and not super expensive. It's not too far from downtown like some airports.

I finally attend the Adirondack Balloon Festival this year, and it was poppin'! This review is a…read morehybrid, highlighting the venue and the event. This is one of those events where every year I say I'm gonna go, and then every year I'm like, "Oh shoot, that was *today*?" So then I put it on the next year's bucket list until it becomes a vicious cycle... But nope, that all changed this year. I actually made it (setting the alarm was a feat itself). It was a magical late-September morning, and the air was thick with a humid, dense fog. I couldn't believe I was on the road at 4:30 am, heading North to Queensbury to scoop up my partner in crime at 5:30 am before jetting to the airport to catch "Walter's Mass Ascension," a simultaneous flight of up to 100 of balloons. Yeah, we weren't missing that. Getting to the the airport from neighboring Queensbury was actually a breeze; in a moment of weakness, we made the executive decision to pay for parking ($10!) directly across the street from the airport road, where dozens of other sleepy-eyed balloon chasers made their way to the landing field on foot. If I had to do it again, I'd park at the vet's office next door, also offering parking for $10, because the guy who was "directing" traffic in my lot (i.e. pointing at random patches of grass with his flashlight) wasn't the friendliest, but maybe he's just not a morning person. Had we opted for the free parking, leaving would have been a nightmare, idling in a long single-file line of cars exiting so in hindsight, paying to park wasn't a bad call. On our way through the gates, I particularly enjoyed the retro airplane statue (?) with its permanent holding in limbo, dangling in front of the admin building, which looked like something out of a Wes Anderson film, so points for that. Once inside the airport gates, it was really just time to wander until the launch started. It's so bizarre to think about how despite the fact a hot air balloon's a rather huge contraption, before it's all blown up, it's really just the basket/gongola (for passengers), with a neatly folded parachute, ready to be unfurled, blown up, and floating away. Launch was scheduled for 6:30 - 7:30 am, but the first balloons started going up around 7 am, so while the launch field was littered with trucks, trailers, and gondolas, without much action, we booked it to the large airplane hanger to get in on the all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast, a fundraiser benefiting the Open Door Mission, a Glens Falls-based rescue mission. We stuffed our faces with pancakes, french toast, sausage, coffee, and OJ, and had a full belly before venturing out to catch the action. The first balloons started glowing up and taking flight right around 7 am, so that's when the morning really started to pick up. All of a sudden, the field was full of activity, with brightly colored balloons and fabrics filling up the horizon. We had a great morning walking through this magic, and sunrise only made the foggy morning glow with enchantment.

Excellent spot for a $100 burger! I flew from KBED with a Cessna 172. The airport doesn't normally…read morehas that much traffic unless an event is taking place or the acrobatic guys are flying over there. For all those who fly from KBED, KEEN is so convenient since it is at the exact distance for allowing you to log your flight as a x-ctry. The restaurant they have is also good. Additionally, they have a nice terrace facing the ramp so you can see planes arriving and departing. Nice spot you should check out in case you have not!

Went to the airport restaurant yesterday for a Father's Day breakfast with my son. Everything…read moreabout the dining experience was awful. After a brief wait we were seated at a table near the window. About 10 minutes later a waitress came by and took drink orders. Another 10 or so minutes later, water, coffee and a juice were delivered without straws. When the waitress came back about again 10 minutes later to take our order we asked for straws. Okay, the order was placed for two bacon cheddar omelets. A full half hour later two ham and swiss omelets were served. We didn't know the eggs were wrong until the waitress was gone. She was never seen again. In any event, the eggs were made from crappy powdered eggs and were beyond awful. There was a tiny piece of very lightly buttered toast and no jam. The only thing that was okay was the cut up potatoes. We finally left after nearly two hours vowing to never return. This was the third time I've eaten here and each time has been pretty bad, but this clearly was terrible. Time for a new cook! And I brought up a bag of salt bagels for the owner once upon a time.

Nice little airport People are friendly…read moreSuper nice staff for lessons and flying in. Bathrooms well that's a one star. The men's room is like a laundry room sink and they shoved a toilet in between some water tanks and the furnace Can't imagine what the Womens room is like.

This is a small airport that caters to light planes for rides plus for owners of small craft flying…read moreout to area states other airports. Who would have known?

I flew there a week ago with a Piper Arrow. It was Saturday night and at that time the airport was…read morenot busy at all. The air controller was both nice and professional. The runway was properly lighted. I stayed only for three landings/takeoffs so I can't really comment on any other aspect of the airport. The impression of the airport was certainly good.