My husband and I decided to do a sort of pseudo road trip through Wisconsin and the surrounding…read morearea, but instead of driving all the way back home, we eventually flew out through Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport. For a smaller regional airport, it honestly made a very good impression on us. One thing I found interesting is that despite being called an "international" airport, Austin Straubel mainly serves regional and domestic travel throughout the Midwest, though it does occasionally handle international charter and seasonal flights. The airport itself is named after Austin Straubel, the first Brown County resident killed during World War II, which adds a small historical layer many travelers probably don't realize while passing through. The airport was clean, organized, and extremely easy to navigate. In many ways, it reminded us a lot of our home airport in Sioux Falls -- Sioux Falls Regional Airport, or FSD as locals usually call it. Smaller airports like these may not have the giant terminals and endless amenities of places like O'Hare or DFW, but honestly, there is something refreshing about being able to get through security quickly, find your gate without walking five miles, and not feel completely overwhelmed by crowds. Traffic inside the airport was fairly light during our visit, and there weren't many planes moving through at the time, which made the experience feel relaxed and low stress. There honestly isn't a dramatic amount to say about the airport itself, but perhaps that's part of the compliment. Everything simply worked smoothly. And after enough years of travel, my husband and I have learned to deeply appreciate airports that make life easier instead of harder.

A very cute small airport. It is extremely limited in food options or shopping.....but they will…read morehave a few last minute options: GB Packers options, curds, and spotted cow beer for the plane.

Home to the world's largest airshow, this airport is very large for general aviation. The field has…read moreeverything needed to make all crafts feel included in the celebration of aviation. Outside of EAA this airport is your standard towered field with a flight school, FBO, and two very, very long runways. Tower staff is friendly but the FBO is hit and miss with low staff levels.

Great Airport. The airfield, itself, is extraordinary. Great. Miles of grass, huge runways. it's…read morejust a shame it's become polluted with a zeitgeist of bigotry. But the airport itself? One of my husband's and mine's most sacred places. Been landing there since 1987.

Possibly the quickest airport I've ever passed through…read more Hopefully you don't have a long layover here since it's a relatively small airport (only 5 gates) but if you do, there's a centrally located "shop/snack stand" between all gates to grab a quick snack, drink or last-minute Wisconsin souvenirs. If you have food in you bags (who can't leave Wisconsin without cheese?), they will likely request you to remove it from your baggage during security and put it in a separate tray to avoid a manual luggage check. The rental car desks are in a separate building but it's literally steps away from the baggage claim exit. Pick up and drop off took no more than 5 minutes. Walking to my car took about a minute. Gotta love stress free airports.

We flew out of there in the middle of July, and I'm not kidding you, it was 60 degrees in the…read moreterminal. Our flight was delayed 6 hours and we sat in there for 7-1/2 hours. Why on earth do they need to freeze their customers like this? Will NEVER fly out of there again. I wonder if they have it 95degrees in there in The winter.

Really good service for our N900NE, pax and crew. Great fuel price and fbo facility. Thanks folks…read more Well done.

Went to this venue for the Wausau Balloon and Rib Fest. Wide open and plenty of room for all of the…read morefood vendors, music tent, food tents, and balloon area. They limit carry ins to a bottle of water for each person, which is fine. In addition, there is no smoking on the grounds, and from what I saw, most in attendance followed the rules.