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!

Wow...this is my first time home since the upgrades a few months ago…read more How I remember the dreaded construction as it seemed ongoing for so long. Well worth the wait! The tram is gone and I was expecting to be salty about it. Getting to gates is so much easier now. TSA is also so much easier to get through as well. Counter-style checkin makes for less congestion too. Everything that's been renovated is sleek and modern adding to ease of travel. Navigation has never been better. Several new shops + restaurants added. Kudos. Signed, A proud Yinzer

In my opinion, PIT has drastically changed for the better!…read more PIT no longer has the tram you have to take to get to the gates, the people movers are quiet. There is a lot to see in moving about the airport from the floor designs of many of the monuments of the City of Pittsburgh if you look closely to the lighting in the ceiling. I had a chance to take it all in, the airport was NOT busy. A family member dropped us off, so we did not experience any parking issues, charges for where to part and/or delays getting to the ticketing area. Once inside the sliding glass doors, we immediately saw our check-in point (AA) and had no wait, but a pleasant experience was had by the attendant behind the counter. We also appreciated the changes to the TSA checkpoint. I was expecting a delay and frustration in getting my things into the bins, not because I was not organized, but because I was traveling with a 19- month old, something I had NEVER had to do for many years. I found myself thankful for the understanding and direction the TSA gave us. Our departure was early afternoon (2:37 p.m. flight) out of PIT and the airport was fairly empty. I have NO complaints just praise for the service and experience we had out of PIT. Coming back we arrived close to 9:00 p.m. via Southwest where many/all of the restaurants were already closed. As we walked through the airport (fairly empty, again we realized the other changes...I had never worried about elevators before, we always used the escalators) this time we had been traveling with a stroller. Baggage claim is also different. Numbers instead of letters and oversized baggage comes on a different carousel. Maybe this was not different from previous days, but for us carrying a child car seat, it was a new experience. I love the changes, it was easy for us to navigate. Yes! This was my first visit to the NEW & IMPROVED airport in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Job well done! However, I learned that Door 7/RideShare is on the ground floor after walking all the way down to Door 6 to find out I was on the wrong floor. I believe that was MY error for not paying attention to the signage. We've never had to use RideShare before, coming from the PIT airport. This, too was a first due to an unexpected change with our family member picking us up upon our return. Once on the correct floor, it was easy to navigate to get to the RideShare stand and getting to our family members home (10 miles from the airport) after our three weeks of travel.

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.