Small airport near my daughter's home in northwest PA. Has everything the bigger airports have,…read more but on a much smaller scale. Lots of parking and never a long line anywhere.

I can only speak on my arrival experience, but everything went perfectly smoothly. The airport is…read moreVERY small, clean, and easy to navigate, which made getting off the plane and grabbing my bags quick and stress-free. It seems like the only flights this airport has on a daily basis is to Charlotte via American Airlines. Staff were friendly and welcoming, and it felt like a calm, well-run regional airport -- a refreshing change compared to big-city airports. No need to arrive two hours before your flight here! Overall, a great first impression of Erie!

Unrecognizable, refreshed, and revitalized PIT has drastically changed!…read more The construction project complete PIT no longer has the tram, the people movers stand quiet, the tunnel to long term parking is closed, and in its place is a completely new look! The word that comes to mind is expansive as the lobbies and walkways are wide with cathedral height ceilings in places. There is a lot of eye candy from the floor inlays capturing the city's monuments to the small lights in the ceiling that makes it feel like a twinkling night sky. It is beautiful, clean, and polished looking with many tech additions. The downside is that the convenience that once existed in certain areas are gone. Easy access to long term parking is no more with shuttles as the primary method of transport. Not sure if they are going to replace the people movers, the moveable walkways, but if not that makes the airport even more expensive feeling but not in a good way. I appreciated the changes to the TSA checkpoint as it was much faster but the new x-ray system turns out to be slower as it automates the bins. I found myself waiting five minutes for my items to slowly move through the system with no sense of urgency. These small complaints do not negate the improvements! I miss the Rex fossil, but wow I can't help but be impressed with the changes! It is so nice!

This is one of the better airports in a major market in the eastern half of the US. From the layout…read more(shaped as an X) to the quick curb-to-gate, PIT has the jump on many airports of similar market size. Drop-off & arrival pick-ups are on different levels (several remodeled airports are doing this) and that helps with congestion. It's just a short walk to security and once you're past that, you walk into a part of the old terminal that has a spacious concourse approach. Food options are separated a bit from the corridors allowing foot traffic to flow better. Plus the food & drink options are pretty solid, from the known to the local, and they're open early (think 5:30 AM-ish). There are Pittsburgh touches (a LOT of things are black & gold) and clean restrooms, making the travel experience much easier. Flying nowadays can be chaotic, so when an airport is doing things right, the average traveler can avoid that dreaded airport stress.

This is a great grass strip in the middle of nowhere, about 36 miles from Jamestown. There is a…read morevery small flight school on the field. This location is s good place to get your glider or sail plane endorsement as there are more gliders there than powered aircraft.

Chautauqua County Airport is a small regional airport having very little commercial traffic. The…read moreair traffic control for it is located way over in Erie, Pennsylvania and flying in or out of it during the winter months gets to be somewhat white knuckle and iffy side of things. However, to its credit it is the only airport with plenty of free parking and, unlike other large airports, friendly and rather hassle free. I usually fly in by private plane as commercial connections to or from it are constantly changing and are generally not very good or for that matter even existent. For the most part it's a taxpayer support waste since the much larger Buffalo/Niagara Falls Airport is only 60 miles away. Hence, really unnecessary for use by the everyday traveler. The interior of it is sparklingly clean and has some rather interesting displays for local attractions such as for the Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History. Overall, for a small regional airport, I like it and for the area within which it is located, is far better than the Bradford/Olean airport or the cow pasture of a landing strip located in nearby Warren, Pennsylvania.

A nice quiet clean scenic airport. Lots of parking, really nice helpful staff, plenty of seating ,…read moreclean well stocked bathrooms, vending machines , free wifi, and cheap flights. FYI there is a weight limit for luggage and a weight limit for passengers you may want to look into if you travel heavy or you're a BBW/BHM

This is one of my favorite general aviation airports to fly into. It's closer to the city of…read morePittsburgh than PITT and an absolute joy to fly into. Voyager has been my favorite FBO at the airport and I highly recommend parking there if you're coming in here. This airport is nice because of location, long runways, solid instrument approaches, super reasonable fuel prices and nice folks working in the Tower. Flying in here from the Northwest, you get some nice views of the city of Pittsburgh. It's a class D airport under a class B shelf, but I've never had much trouble being cleared into the class B even if flying VFR. I'm not sure if there are any commercial services here, but if you're looking to learn how to fly or you just got your license and you're looking for a "$100 hamburger" run, KAGC is a great choice. Voyager has some nice courtesy cars they let you use. Flying into KAGC and then going to Meat & Potatoes for brunch or dinner is bound to be a great day out. Happy safe flying!

It was amazing easy to get in and out of for being Pittsburgh's second biggest airport. Lots of…read moreparking the terminal isn't big and doesn't have any place to eat but there's places to eat across the street. It's interesting the terminal does ha e a place to get your hair cut. I like the architecture of the terminal building.

Awesome airport. Stopped by at sunset. Seemed well-maintained, fuel station was…read moreclean/comprehensive/well-labeled, and lights worked great.

Worst flight experience ever! Do not waste your time trying to fly with this airport!! They will…read moreleave you stranded and customer service is a joke! So extremely disappointed!! We try to support local businesses but this experience left a very disappointed!!

Flight instruction is great with Condor Aero club or Draggin' Tail Pilots Clubs. Chris is great!read more

From the owner: We are a conveniently located and easily accessible airport located roughly 30 minutes north of…read morePittsburgh. With plenty of hangars available for rent for jets or turbo props and the cheapest fuel in the area, our airport is a desirable location for aviation enthusiasts and travelers.