May 18, 2026 Check…read morein and bag check was super easy for our 10: 30 am United flight. Employees friendly and helpful. TSA pre-check a breeze, except I always seem to get selected for the "random" check. Still an easy process. Airport gate seating areas were clean. Restrooms were nice. Fully enclosed private stalls always appreciated.

It's a pleasant space, light airy and generally not crowded. It's one of our favorites. Everything…read moreworks, nothing appears to be broken, the escalators and the trains work, checked bags come fast, security lines are well staffed, restrooms are clean. And, the people working are friendly and helpful. Shuttles to the rental cars are frequent so picking up a rental is easy. The only thing that is currently not working for me- no Alaska lounge which would be a huge deal except that our routine of grabbing a nice sit-down meal before our flight is gone- yup- don't plan on food in terminal B. Our favorite restaurant is closed and nothing else is available - someday, maybe.

Perfect little airport…read more The Stockton Metro Airport might just be the most convenient airport there is. If you drive yourself there, you will see two large parking lots where they offer paid overnight parking. There are plenty of spots available so there is no need to arrive extremely early to hunt for an open spot. There is a kiosk inside where you can conveniently pay for parking when you wait for your belongings at baggage claim. This is definitely not an airport where you have to follow the general rule of showing up two hours early. I have shown up less than 30 minutes from boarding time and made it to the gate with plenty of time to spare. If you do decide to come early and have daytime/early evening flight, you can stop by the small restaurant for a bite. Since the only flights out of STK Airport are to Phoenix and Las Vegas, the majority of travelers don't check a bag. This makes the bag check line super short and quick. The TSA line also goes by super quickly. There is only one agent to check IDs, but there is never any hold up. Even through the government shutdown, I experienced no TSA delays. For travelers with TSA Pre-Check, you'll likely be the only person in line and will get through even quicker. It only takes a few moments to get through the security clearance before you're greeted by a large waiting area and bar. The waiting area by the gates is quite spacious. Right before the flight boards, it can get quite packed but there are typically still seats available. The intercom system is awful. It sounds like static. If you pay attention or sit closer to the gate, it shouldn't be an issue though. The bar is the perfect addition, especially before Vegas flights. Many people taking that weekend night flight to Vegas uses the bar as a pre-game for their night out. Don't expect to sleep on those flights, they're super rowdy! The drinks at the airport bar are typical for airport prices. We got three drinks for $27. The bar, of course, is limited on what they can make due to their few ingredients. My margarita was made with mixer and had nothing on the rim. Despite being super busy, the bartender got the drinks out super fast. He ran that bar by himself like the military and with style. He slid the drinks across the bar top giving everyone a little show too. Because the departing flight is directly dependent on the flight coming in, there are sometimes small flight delays. They have to deboard everyone and do a quick pass through to let everyone else on which can take a while. Despite what you may think about Allegiant Airlines itself, this is a fantastic airport, especially for those wanting a weekend getaway or a connection to a larger airport.

The place was empty. No one to ask questions. I wanted to check luggage size because my carry on…read morewas about an inch too big and I didn't know if I would have to check it and pay extra or not. Waited about 15 minutes in case they were at lunch. No one showed up so I drove back to Modesto. I will just get a smaller bag

Overall I had a pretty nice experience here. The staff were very friendly and the place was quite…read morecool. In fact, I met a 15-year-old cat here who worked at the facility! Overall, it is a great airport.

It's was really cool to see all the airplanes and they tour was really insightful about the pilots…read moreand why they were their yesterday 5/31. There was a competition and what a fascinating sight to see the planes do their tricks in the air. We would like to see this attraction on Halloween

*Call main assistance (Toll Free) phone number is +1-888-325-0268 available anytime (day or night)…read more As an Emerald member of the oneworld alliance, I have always received complimentary seat selection on partner airlines--until my recent experience with Royal Jordanian. I paid $140 for two seats that were clearly shown as a two-seat row. When my wife and I boarded, we discovered the row actually had three seats. Nobody pays extra for a middle seat. My assigned seat, K6, had no cushion whatsoever. I had to stack pillows and blankets to avoid severe back pain. The customer service experience was equally frustrating. I called the number provided, was transferred repeatedly between Detroit, Chicago, and other offices, and received conflicting information each time. One representative directed me to another number, who then sent me back to the original one. Eventually I got the information I needed, but only after an exhausting loop of transfers. Onboard, the plane itself was attractive and most flight attendants worked hard. Unfortunately, many passengers behaved poorly--loud, rude, and inconsiderate--and cabin cleanliness was unacceptable. The lavatories were dirty after only a couple hours in the air: urine on the floor and clogged sinks. For a carrier of this profile, that level of sanitation is shocking. This was the most incompetent and disappointing airline experience I've had. I will not fly Royal Jordanian again. I would rather pay more or take a longer route than endure this service again.

*Call main assistance (Toll Free) phone number is 1(8 55)|657|66.00 available anytime (day or…read morenight). As an Emerald member with the oneworld alliance, I have always received complimentary seat selection on partner airlines. That changed with Royal Jordanian. I paid $140 for two seats that were clearly shown as a two seat row. When my wife and I boarded, we discovered the row actually had three seats. No one pays extra for a middle seat -- ever. My seat number was k6 and the seat has no cushion whatsoever, I had to stack pillows and blanket to prevent back pain Most incompetent company I've had to deal with. Called someone in Detroit to get information about the plane and flight, he gives me another number to call I believe it was in Chicago. I call that number, another person tells me we don't handle this, you have to call another number. Called that number, that person gave me the original Detroit number. I called Detroit back, another person answers and gives me the information I was asking to begin with. Not done yet. I finally check in and get on the plane, plane was gorgeous and flight attendants for most part were very hard working. Half the people on this flight were idiots, loud, arrogant, dirty and bathrooms even after a couple hours in flight were dirty, urine on the floor, clogged up sinks. Absolutely disgusting!!!! Like a fourth world country on a top of the line plane. I will never ever fly Royal Jordanian again!!!! Would rather pay twice as much and get to Amman in 3 days then fly this airline. Rather take any other airline that go through that hell again *

Myself along with 9 other pilots and their families, all from various locations throughout…read moreCalifornia landed at Westover-Amador Airport (KJAQ) this past Sunday (10-27-13) for a Fly-In Pizza Lunch. Landing was a bit tricky since the the common use runway (19) has a 18 degree uphill slope. Once on the ground, I found the parking had plenty of tie down chains for aircraft. The grounds, taxiway and runway also seemed to be very well maintained and manicured. Thank you Dave Sheppard for that. The airport doesn't have a FBO per-say but, there is an indoor business center that host a flight school, clean restrooms, a sitting area and a decent soda machine. Fuel prices on Sunday were $5.30 a gallon for 100LL which was great. There's also a nice grass area with three large picnic tables just outside the business centers doors which can easily accommodate 30 persons. If your ever in the mood for some really good pizza. I recommend flying into Westover and ordering from a place called Pizza Plus which is located about two miles away in Sutter Creek (http://www.yelp.com/biz/pizza-plus-sutter-creek). They will deliver to the airport at no extra charge and the pizza is amazingly good. Thanks Noel (Pizza Plus Manager) for taking the time to accommodate our group. If you plan on visiting the airport and having pizza for lunch at Pizza Plus, I'd suggest (if you have a bluetooth headset) calling in your order about 20 NM before you land. Good pizza takes a minute but, great pizza, especially if it's delivered takes forever.

It's a great little airport, very small, but with a really fun annual community event that includes…read morefree rides for kids. My son has flown in here and in taking off and landing with him flying I did sort of question the location a bit. Unfortunately the landing strip is very near a main road and I've noticed several times coming down that road in cars when a plane is landing can be something of a harrowing experience. Aside from that, and though it has very few amenities, it has many fans here in Amador County, and I guess I'm one although I'd like to see it in a different location, not surrounded by the largest stores in the county.

Excellent event: https://fathersdayflyin.org/ Well run (in…read morethe middle of) California, Tuolumne County Columbia Airport. Short walk to historical (no cars allowed) Columbia, CA gold town. Also best breakfast, lunch in the county is just a short walk from landing at Mandy's Cafe.

Oscar 22 (Columbia) is my absolute favorite municipality airport to fly-in to. Located just 52…read morenautical miles (30 minutes) from Tracy, it's a fast day trip to make. The airports runway and grounds are well kept and the staff at both the FBO and restaurant have been friendly and helpful each time I've gone. Once you're on the ground, a short walk on a nature trail will lead you to the historical gold rush mining town at Columbia State Park. There, you will find places to eat and shop and if you bring young children (or maybe old ones), they'll have a blast panning for gold. Make sure you try the home-made ice cream and the town's home brewed root beer. Before you depart the airport, make sure to check your weights & balances and the weather. The density altitude leaving could be hazardous to your health.

A friend of mine needed me to fly a plane from here to Stockton. So, on July 8, 2013, my buddy…read moreflew me into Calaveras. He dropped me off and I checked out and flew the plane out of here and into Stockton. Before departing, I ran into their FBO to check things out (I had to go potty). Calaveras is a neat little airport with the basic amenities that every pilot needs and looks for when on the stop and go. A clean restroom(s). Accessible fuel pumps that take either credit or debit cards, a snack machine that accepts dollar bills and coins and a well maintained airport and runway. I's a cool little spot to stop and have either breakfast or lunch before heading up and over the Sierra's or back home to the bay area.

I flew into Modesto this past Saturday to take advantage of the $6 dollar breakfast put on by the…read moreCommemorative Air Force. After being handed off by NORCAL and switching to Modesto's Control Tower, I thought I was in the wrong place. The air traffic communications were nasty with noise and chatter from pilots in seek of their $6 breakfast and who were looking to land at Modesto. If I hadn't know any better, I would have thought I was flying into a Class "Charlie" Airport. After getting clearance to land, taxi and park. I secured my plane and enjoyed the always delicious breakfast put on by the folks at the CAF. When I was ready to depart, I had to hold short for approximately 15 minutes so ATC could clear out all the other aircraft who were looking to land and depart. While waiting, I couldn't help but think how great the controllers at Modesto were doing with all the air traffic communications bombarding them. Without missing a beat, they were keeping up with in-bound, out-bound, taxi and hold-shorts like the pro's at bigger airports do. If no one else tells them, the guys working ATC at Modesto's Tower on Saturday, January 12, 2013 Rocked!

The The Central California Valley Squadron (CCVS), puts on a breakfast every 2nd Saturday of the…read moremonth. The$7.00 they charge is well worth it. You get your choice of eggs...over easy, scrambled or scrambled with ham and peppers. (My favorite) choice of 2 pancakes...plane ( get it? Ha ha) , pecan or chocolate chip. Bacon, biscuit with gravy, campfire beans and a fruit cup. They have regular and sugar free syrup on hand and coffee, water and o.j. for your choice to drink. Check out the planes, the museum and chat with new friends. A awsome way to start a Saturday if you ask me. Check out the website https://www.cafvalleysquadron.org for more information. I found out about this from a friend and have been every month since. Everyone is welcome and this is a great place to make new friends. Super welcoming!