IT was my first time coming to Puerto Rico and my flight arrived on time. It was late on a Friday…read moreand everything looked clean. The shuttle service to rental cars was awesome, we were out in no time. The only issue is not enough bathrooms for when it's busy. The like in terminal C was terrible. What's really funny is they trying to get you drunk before you make it to your gate, there samplers and alcohol sales right after tsa.

I'm unsure if my experience wasn't very positive with the facilities due to it being a Sunday and…read morethe number of people traveling home after their cruise. The best I can describe this airport for departures is mayhem. Before you check-in for your flight you need to screen your suitcase and carry-on through an agriculture scanner. If you forget to do that, you will be sent back to get the screening sticker. You have a walk between screening your bag and checking-in for your flight. I'm unsure how they can monitor that you didn't add prohibited items (fruits, pork-related items, flowers, etc.) . I was lucky to have TSA pre-check otherwise I can strongly suggest adding extra time for check-in. Inside the terminal was very crowded. There weren't enough seats for the number of passengers traveling and there were tons of people standing around or sitting on the floor. There was a super long line for the women's bathroom and there just didn't seem to have enough stalls for the volume of passengers. I had a great vacation in Puerto Rico but the departure experience at the airport was very hectic.

IT was my first time coming to Puerto Rico and my flight arrived on time. It was late on a Friday…read moreand everything looked clean. The shuttle service to rental cars was awesome, we were out in no time. The only issue is not enough bathrooms for when it's busy. The like in terminal C was terrible. What's really funny is they trying to get you drunk before you make it to your gate, there samplers and alcohol sales right after tsa.

This airport needs a lot of updates. There are only a couple plug locations to charge devices and…read morethey are basically all broken. The bathrooms were not clean and the seats were all very dirty as well. Renovationa could be very helpful here. I did enjoy food options, shopping and the ease of entering the rental car area from the airport.

JetBlue check-in out of San Juan Airport was a different experience compared to NYC or Bradley…read moreairports. It felt very disorganized, & the lines were extremely long which made everything feel slow & a bit stressful. I also needed an accommodation & ended up waiting quite a while b4 getting assistance. Part of the delay came from not being told at the check-in counter that I needed to show my boarding pass @ the accommodation station. I was told someone would be w/ me shortly & to sit by the accommodation area, so I waited (but it ended up taking longer than expected). Eventually, I realized what was going on & went up to the accommodation station myself. When I got there, the employee acted as if I was supposed to already know I needed to present my boarding pass, which added to the frustration in the moment. The long waits & lack of clear instructions made things more difficult than it needed to be. However,when I got to the JetBlue gate the employees there were way nicer & helpful. They seemed to have it together. So it's a mixed experience.

I arrived in San Juan on a very late flight. My plane and another flight landed around the same…read moretime, so there were a lot of passengers heading to baggage claim at once. I didn't notice any staff members in the area, but once we found the correct baggage carousel, our luggage started arriving fairly quickly and we were able to collect our suitcases without much delay. After exiting the terminal, we requested an Uber, and our driver arrived within just a few minutes. We were picked up right outside the terminal and didn't need to walk to specific ride-share areas.

During my years of travel for work and play I have encountered many different types of airports…read more This one is quite modest in size and amenities. This is an airport that you get off the plane on the tarmac and walk to the terminal. That is fine, if a bit warm during summer, but during the rainy season I can imagine it is unpleasant. Inside, the terminal is perfectly functional but not much else. We waited a long time for our bags and ours were the very last to be unloaded. I guess someone had to be last but it was stressful because I thought the bags did not make the flight. They advise to arrive 3 hours before your flight, which considering the very small size of the airport seems odd. But for the departure we will comply.

Discriminating staffs. I traveled with my friend. When we were leaving, they didnt ask for her ID…read morebut when it was my turn, they ask for my ID AND MY FREAKING PASSPORT. I was like why do I need to show passport when we are both usa citizens? Discriminating because they asked for my passport because I look asian while my friend is not. If you do not look 'western, make sure you bring passport and expect them to treat you differently. Beach and ocean was pretty, but I might as well go to different island to enjoy the beach because I dont like their service.

We love flying in and out of this airport. It is super easy to navigate your way through baggage…read moreclaim, TSA and at the gate waiting to board your flight. They even have a small shop to get breakfast before you board your early morning flight. Coffee, pastry, juice, peanuts and crackers only $10, no other airport does that. I've read comments about rude employees and to be honest our experience was quite the opposite. Everyone was so nice and helpful.

Merecedita is a great location to travel to Orlando. The USDA and TSA could be rough at times. I…read morehad a hard time trying to contact the long term parking attendant for questions. There is no one to contact for questions you are on your own. Taxis could be very expensive at times because there is no Uber. Also seating areas are restricted and you have to wait outside before they let you in. In rainy days hard not to stay dry.

It's ok for it's purpose. I think parking here is free but then you would only use it if you are a…read morelocal. The car rental companies like Maritza's will pick you up from here if you call them and take you to there facility about 2-3 miles away. Inside the lobby it is open air but inside the Vieques Air Link waiting area it's air conditioned. There are restrooms of course. During my visit a couple of weeks ago the second floor was closed so I don't know what is up there. Outside on the parking lot is a well regarded outdoor restaurant/food truck/bar but I didn't visit it. The air traffic here is almost 100% island hoppers like Vieques Air Link, Cape Air, etc. (which fly small 10 seat or less twin engine propeller planes) that will take you to Ceiba and San Juan on the big island along with a smaller island called Culebra nearby.

Wow, you say, Max gives 5stars to an airport? Yup, this one in Vieques earns it. It functions…read morewell. It is clean. There is a well air conditioned waiting room for departing ticketed passengers. It's clean. There are plenty of electrical plugs close enough to the chairs to charge your "stuff" before departing. The upper level is where you check in. Leave luggage there. Take carry on with you to lower level. Use the ramp or elevator. Or walk down the spiral staircase and see artwork made by Vieques children. Feel special walking down that staircase. You should - you just vacationed in Vieques! Bathrooms on both floors. Clean but could use some scented stuff cause they are not AC'ed and sort of smell a bit. Staff are all bilingual. Security present but you don't go through baggage security or anything like that. It's done in San Juan. Oh, lots of free parking in well maintained lot. So, what's there not to warrant 5stars?

A decent little airport with a crazy check-in system. It accepts TSA pre check, although those with…read moreGlobal Entry get top priority. Passengers must go through a Customs check, then an agricultural check and finally the line where you place your suitcases and personal items through the scanner and may be body scanned as well. It's then you enter into the large waiting area with plenty of seating and air conditioning. Off to one side is a small Duty Free shop and a "Cafe & Bar" where you can purchase EXPENSIVE food. My hot dog was a whopping $11! The food board said it came "with all the trimmings." An employee directed me to a self-serve stand where the "trimmings" included packets of mustard, ketchup and mayonnaise! My small fountain drink in an 8-oz insulated cup cost $5.25. Airport food traditionally is expensive but wow! Thankfully all employees were friendly and efficient.

It is pretty good for such a small airport. They accept global entry and TSA pre check. The lines…read moreare well organized despite being the Sunday after thanksgiving holiday. I went to St Thomas(STT) last year and compared to that, STX is so much better. Another difference I noticed: STT didn't have e filters for water and STX does. A big plus for me who always carry and reusable water bottle. There is a small snack bar. The a/c is good and there is plenty of seating.

Older airport with older restrooms but staff here are nice. There's nothing like getting off a…read moreplane here and smelling the fresh air in Puerto Rico and walking into the airport to wait for your luggage. Love this airport but it does need an update

This is such a small airport everything alway runs supe smooth. They have two little cafes with…read moredelicious meals to start you off in vacation mode

Good air conditioning!!!! Refillable water fountain and not crowded super quick just walk off the…read moreplane

Small sleepy airport in a small sleepy town…read more The airport perfectly complements the island. It's laid back, simple, and plain. You have a parking lot, restrooms, a café, chairs, the airline booths, and a Carlos Jeep Rental booth. And of course the runway, which is properly paved and smooth. The airport is always clean inside and out. No need for baggage claim. When you get off the plane you are handed you bags right there. There is never traffic getting in and out, and rarely crowds. No pressure when loading and unloading your vehicle at curbside. It's stress free, as opposed to the stressful ferry situation. I'd rather pay more and fly. Easy in and out. Any stress such as delayed or cancelled flights are really airline issues for the most part. Airport is across the street from Jerry's Jeep Rental, Carlos Jeep Rental, and La Pista restaurant. Next door is Gmart, El Encanto Bakery, and Happy Landing.