Gross women's bathroom. Barely any hand Soap. Fast & friendly TSA staff & store clerk.read more

We flew into this airport through a budget airline (first and last time doing that - it was not…read moreworth it). Had to pick up a rental and it was a lot of walking. Once we got to where we needed to be, there was lots of information provided on knowing where each rental was located (they were all in the same general area, but on different levels). When it was time to fly out, returning the rental was easy to find as we approached the airport. Once it was dropped off, the walk to the airline we flew out of (different one) was a lot closer which meant less walking. The TSA line seemed extra-long but moved rather swiftly (the process only took us about 20 minutes). Places to eat seemed a lot closer to where we were in Terminal 1. As we waited for the plane to arrive, I noticed there were plugs and USB ports for every 2 seats (near the base of the chairs). I liked that. Also, even though our flight was full, the area we were in did not feel like it was packed to capacity (the area is spaced out with plenty of seating). The travel for us to this area was quick as we did not stay long. I think this was my second time flying through this airport although I think my last time was through a different Terminal.

It's clean nice just a average airport noting to good noting to bad I think a lot a people are…read morehating it cause it's named after trump

A flight out of Palm beach is a win. When we plan a trip…read morewe always check the 3 big airports in South Florida. We rarely make it down to Miami for a flight, but West Palm is usually worth going north to that airport for a flight. We planned a weekend trip to New York last month and with a bit cross checking, Palm Beach International Airport had the best flight based on flight time and cost. It is nice to be able to just walk into a airport that's not crazy at all. within minutes after walking in we are almost always gateside. They have a quick TSA area, and once by the gate there is always spot to grab a bite or drink. This last trip there was a open space bar in the middle of the rotunda where we could see our gate and about four others, so it was easy to time our check grab and getting in line for our flight. We generally fly out of Fort Lauderdale, but when its close to a tie which to go with, we got Palm Beach.

I flew into this airport…read more This is a very large airport. It has state of the art upgrades and services like the robotic chair assist. The draw back were the confusing signs. I got turned around a couple times trying to get to the exit. Its not a bad airport, its huge and need better signage directing.

It was fairly painless to check in and get thru Security. Saying that I will acknowledge we have…read morePriority Check-in an TSP for security. The airport had plenty of places to eat and drink, and I believe a lounge in every wing. We were happy to see the American Lounge in ours, where we spent our time waiting for our boarding. Food is just OK, but it's free. Let's hear it for free! I am tired of paying high prices for food that is just OK in airport eateries. Aren't we all? It did feel like we had to walk about 6 miles to our gate, but that's pretty typical in larger airports. We can't all live in Dayton.

This airport allowed us to travel to Key West to clean up after Irma. A group of us shuttled into…read morethe airport with our stash for the day. Security was thorough but quick. Staff was extremely friendly and welcoming as we waited for our plane. Beautiful waiting area with a variety of seating. Power outlets to charge phones and back up power sources, coffee and tea in the main room alone with snack machines and tv to keep us updated. This was as good as it gets!

I had an amazing experience on Makers Air heading to Congo Town, Bahamas. Amazing service, ease of…read moreprocess, friendly service and the valet parking was awesome. Excited to use them again.

THIS PLACE IS AWESOME. I went to hang out with a friend while he worked, and got to watch planes…read moreand look at everything going on around here. While my experience will probably be vastly different from any others', if you ever get the opportunity to just come hang out at the PBC Park Airport, do it.

North Perry Airport of Broward County is a small airport that I'm familiar with growing up in…read moreBroward County. I have been to fly out of here for brief flights typically taken by tourists over the beach. I had a few relatives that enjoyed adventurous activities. Once I was taken up in a helicopter. These kinds of experience are fine but I don't typically want to repeat them. I also have an Uncle that took lessons here and got his pilots license. Naturally I had to go for a fight with him. They did a lot of pilot training at North Perry. If I was so inclined and still lived nearby I would contact them. It's just an all around convenient airport to this area.

North Perry was constructed by the Us Navy in1943 for the use as a att elite training field…read moreIn connection with flight. Training activities at Miami Naval Air Station . After the war, it was inactive until 1950 when it was acquired by Broward County. North Perry is a general aviation airport devoted exclusively to private and business light plane activity . They offer fuel service , air charter, flight instruction, aircraft sales ,maintenances, storage,and other services for the flying public. Perry air port has eight flight schools .4 fixed based operations 160 T hangers and over 40 aviation business. North Perry is designated general aviation reliever airport. It serves an important role in reducing congestion at Fort Lauderdale -Hollywood airport And Miami airport. There are about 400 based aircraft at WHO. The airfield has four runways for light general aviation planes weighting less than 12,500 pounds . The airport is open 24 hours daily. Control towers 7am to 9 pm I took a small Cessna from this airport to Cedar key and back and it was a lot of fun

One of Miami-Dade County's general avaition airports, as well as the US Coast Guard's Air Station,…read moreI was at Opa Locka Airport this past Saturday for the MIA Runway 5K / 10K series along with a few friends from the gym & a running group I'm in. The airport itself is geared towards business & military. Besides the Coast Guard Air Station, there are at least 3 private aviation terminals - the FBO's Drake refers to in his magnum opus "Sicko Mode" (translation: terminals for private jets.) I also vaguely remember having been to an air show here back in 1988 when I was yay tall. Back to the present day, the Miami Dade Aviation Department hosted one of their "Runway 5K / 10K races " on one of the runways. I ran the 10K, keeping a 10:20 minute/mile pace. The race was run on the concrete runways and taxiways (the two loops). This was a perfectly smooth surface to run. There were various water stations along the course. A few things could have been improved. I saw pictures of last year's race and they had a few displays that let people get closer to the planes for photo opps. That would have been fun! Likewise, the post-race snack area was broken down between 5K and 10K. Even at the the 10K area, we were limited to just two items and they didn't have bananas (great for recovery.)

The Boca Raton Airport opened in 1936 as a grass strip that was once part of Florida Atlantic…read moreUniversity. It was built for guests flying in to stay at the Ritz-Carlton Cloister Inn. After the United States entered into WWII, the airport became part of the Boca Raton Army in 1942 where it played a crucial role in training Army Air Corps in radar technology. After the war the Boca Raton Airport opened after the United States government transferred the property to the City of Boca Raton. Celebrating the storied history of this airfield a new airport observation area was dedicated on January 28, 2025. The area has a shade cover, landscaping and benches giving you an unobstructed 360 degree view of the planes taking off and landing at the airport. Interpretative signs give information about the local wildlife, history of the airport, navigation equipment, and the types of planes you will see. As you watch the planes you can even hear the instructions from the air traffic control tower. Watching the planes take off so close to you is thrilling. Anyone who has an interest in aviation will enjoy visiting this unique park. While the planes may be the star attraction the wildlife is also not to be missed. If you are lucky you will see burrowing owls and gopher tortoises. Burrowing owls are considered endangered, threatened, or of special concern in nine U.S. states. Unlike other owls they are not strictly nocturnal and are active during the day. They make their nests in underground burrows, which are dug out by ground squirrels and they prefer open grasslands. Burrowing owls are protected by the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Gopher tortoises are listed as a threatened species in Florida. They have been hunted for meat, run over by vehicles, and sold as pets but the greatest blow to their population has been the destruction of their habitat. I'm glad I got to see them safely protected here. It was nice to see people of all ages taking delight in the planes and wildlife. The Boca Raton Airport Authority (BRAA) did an amazing job. There is so much room for parking or ride your bike in and leave it in one of the racks. Pack a picnic and stay for awhile. This is such a cool spot for free fun in Boca Raton.

Cool new airport observation area at the Boca airport in the shadow of the FAU stadium…read more The is plenty of parking in the lot. There were a few families with young children there during my visit. It is a great view of the run way and you can hear the control tower as planes land and take off. There is a wide walking path with benches and informational signage around it. There are canopies providing a bit of shade and coverage from the hot Florida sun. Your visit can last so short or long as you want it.

The Fort Lauderdale Int. Airport is one of my favorites to fly in and out of. On a recent vacation,…read moreI found this airport very easy to navigate from the parking garage to the gates. The garage parking is reasonably priced for long term parking and when crowded, the cement walkway from the garage is very easy to navigate by following the painted lines on the ground. Once inside the building terminal, the signage is very good and it is comfortable from the carpeted floors to the temperature of the a/c. There is the option of TSA, TSA-PRE, and, CLEAR lines to get through security. Once on the "other side", there are some private airline clubs, public sitting areas, and plenty of restaurants and bars to wait for the flight. Upon arrival, the directions are very clear on where to go for baggage claim, parking garage, and ride sharing locations. Exiting the airport is a little confusing as the lanes merge and drop off pretty quickly and the signage can come up very quickly for the east bound exit and the ramps for I595 westbound. To me this is an average sized airport that has convenient domestic and International flights.

First time at the Terminal 2 of Fort Lauderdale International Airport to check in at Air Canada. I…read morearrived 4:30 am and there's nobody in the counters. Several minutes later, a lady came out and told me that they will open at 5am. Went straight to the airport from work I just want to be at my gate but its fine waiting as there's a waiting area nearby. When the counter opened the check in was a breeze I had time to have breakfast. The service and the facilities were good. Check it out!