This airport was clean and manageable overall, but let's talk honestly about the rental car…read moresituation -- it is EXTREMELY far and completely walkable only. After a long travel day, dragging luggage that distance is definitely not ideal, so be prepared for a serious walk if you're renting a vehicle. Also... no Starbucks? Absolutely wild. For an airport, that honestly feels unbelievable. Sometimes travelers just want something familiar, quick, and dependable before or after a flight, and not having one was definitely noticed. The airport itself is currently under construction in some areas, but that had nothing to do with the rental car location or the lack of a Starbucks. Those were simply the biggest inconveniences of the experience for me personally. Other than that, the airport experience was decent enough, but definitely wear comfortable shoes and plan accordingly if you're renting a car.

I lived in Rhode Island for many years and always found this airport to be convenient and…read moreefficient. It has frequently been renovated and always was nice but right now it is difficult to tell what's happening because there is so much construction going on all at once. This is resulted in crowding at the gates and into major inconveniences like the only bathrooms being at gate12 so if you're at gate one or two it's quite a walk to get there. Today's adventure started early in the morning because I had a flight at 8 AM so we arrived around six. I had a rental car and absolutely no idea how to get to the place to drop it off. The signage is poor at best after a few misfires, I finally found it and then begins my morning exercise. It is far from the rental cars to the terminal so the walk is quite formidable. They do have moving sidewalks which helps, but it just seems like an inefficient system for an airport of this size. The efficiency of the airport is excellent. One of the best TSA I've ever dealt with. Quick efficient and friendly. I use CLEAR plus and it literally took seconds to get through. But with an early flight, it would be nice to have some breakfast and the choices are dismal. There's a Dunkin' Donuts with a line that pretty much includes everybody waiting for a flight. There are two restaurants which are empty and there's no doubt in my mind that that is because of high prices unlimited food choices. Two eggs $24, chicken and waffles. $24. They're stuck on that steep number for not much of a breakfast. Would love some breakfast choices. We will see when the construction is over. All in all the efficiency of the airport, both at arrival and departure is excellent. That is why despite the problems while construction is going on and the long haul to get the rental car and return it it is still a four star experience. With a couple of tweaks, it could be five stars.

This is a small airport so it didn't take me long to get through security and to my gate. If I'm…read moreremembering correctly, the gates didn't even have letters, just numbers. The bathrooms were clean and the tsa agents weren't the rudest I've encountered!

Bradley International Airport is hands down my fave airport to fly out of!Living in CT., it's so…read moremuch more convenient than driving to the NYC airports for me. I don't have to deal w/ the stress of sitting in hours of traffic, expensive tolls, or navigating the chaos b4 my trip even begins. 1 of the biggest perks is how quick everything usually is. The security lines move fast,& I've rarely had to wait very long, which makes traveling so much less stressful. I also really like the newer renovations they've made the airport feel more modern, clean, & welcoming, w/plenty of dining & shopping options while waiting for a flight. The only downside is that ticket prices can sometimes be more expensive compared to flying out of the NYC airports. Even so, for me, the convenience, shorter drive, & overall smoother experience are well worth paying a little extra. Whenever I have the option(it can have fewer direct flights than NYC), Bradley is my 1st choice. It makes the start & end of every trip so much easier,& that's something I really appreciate!

We arrived and waited the boarding time. This was my first time being in a very small airport so…read morethis was very intriguing to see how it operated. They were very efficient. Going through TSA was fast. We then sat in an outdoor waiting area. We entered the plane by an outside ramped walkway . Afterwards we entered the smaller plane as usual. We ate there earlier when we arrived in town and the food was good. Very nice airport.

Martha's Vineyard has an old fashion and I like it. While waiting to board you go to an outside…read moretented area and then walk to the plane. There is not too much to the airport but it was fun to watch all the private planes take off. Cabs to Edgartown run 35-45 dollars.

JFK Airport is one of the busiest airports I've been to…read more I've flown Delta here, which was a decent experience, and I've flown Spirit, which sucked. There is a noticeable difference in quality between the terminals. (Guess which one is nicer)! Not bad though. Pretty Mid.

Located in Queens, NY, JFK International Airport in Queens, first opened in 1948 as New York…read moreInternational Airport, later being renamed John F. Kennedy in 1963. It consists of 5 active terminals, 4 active runways, 1,200 daily flights. My wife and I came into JFK from LAX on a direct redeye flight, landing into terminal 4. The five active terminals are 1, 4, 5, 7, 8. Terminal 1 is being replaced (initial phase open in 2026, completion in 2030) by a New Terminal One (NTO). Terminal 6 is being also being built, replacing 6 and 7. Terminal 7 is still open, but will later be demolished to be replaced at a later time. With 2 major terminals being built, the airport is in a constant state of construction, a lot of which can be seen as you take the Air Train from one terminal to another. My perception of the airport is that it covers a lot of area, but was surprised it's not even close in terms of land size: (DEN [largest] at 33,351 acres, ORD at 7,627 acres, JFK at 5,200, LAX at only 3,500). Where it dose rank highest is around international flights, leading all US airports with 71,000 annual international takeoffs (42% of all takeoffs). In comparison, the two busiest US airports (ATL and ORD), have 41,000 and 54,000, respectively. Note: It is specifically stated that JFK resides in the borough of Queens. The city of New York consists of 5 boroughs, each also being considered a county (with the same exact boundaries as each other). This was the only example I could find where two or more counties exists entirely within the limits of one city (usually it's the other way around). There are many examples (San Francisco, Philadelphia, Denver) where the city and county share the same name and boundaries. Virginia is the other state (besides NY) where the term borough is used to further subdivide a city. Other large cities use different terms (LA: neighborhoods/districts; Chicago: neighborhoods/wards).

Great spot to watch single engine planes take off and land. Take a spot at Tobiko's rooftop bar…read moreand you'll have a front row seat!

Westfield-Barnes Regional Airport is a 182-acre public & military airport, strategically located in…read moreWestern Massachusetts in the town of Westfield, MA. Barnes is one of Massachusetts' largest airports with a strong flight training, general aviation, and military presence. The 104th Fighter Wing of the Massachusetts Air National Guard is based out of Barnes, and it is an operational flying unit assigned to the Air Combat Command. They proudly claim the honor of being one of the oldest flying units within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. There is a specific Fighter Squadron assigned to the base which is responsible for providing defense of the northeastern US airspace. As a result, this small airport plays host to a lot of general aviation (propeller and jet) planes, and some very spectacular military fighting aircraft. I generally stay down the road at the Holiday Inn Express hotel in Westfield, and I'm often treated to some amazing sights and sounds when the F-15 Eagles roar by while practicing their touch n' go's, or heading off on a mission. On a recent trip, earlier this Fall, I was fortunate enough to watch the 104th conduct two early morning launches of the F-15 Eagles. One mission of the 104th is Aerospace Control Alert (ACA), providing armed fighters ready to scramble in a moment's notice to protect the Northeast from any airborne threat. This unit is responsible for protecting a quarter of the nation's population and one third of the country's Gross Domestic Product. Mighty impressive! Located inside the airport is a terrific little pub and grill known as Papps. You can choose to sit inside down on the first level, or upstairs on the covered observation deck to enjoy a drink and your meal, along with a great show down on the airfield. If you are an aircraft fanatic then you'll enjoy the opportunity to sit up on the observation deck and take in the activities at Barnes Airport. If you're lucky enough, you might even get to feel the ground shaking as the F-15's take off.

County Car service was great for my same day in and out trip to New York for a funeral. Russ and…read moreMike were very courteous throughout the process of getting 45 min to the funeral. Russ arrived on time and waited for me at the service to return to the airport. He was also very interesting to talk to and made the trip go by quickly. Very much recommend! Much better than an uber or taxi! Clean car and good convo (if you want) Thanks!

Big Mike and Dan really helped us for our trip out of JFK. They helped with all of our luggage and…read morereally navigated the airport with ease which really alleviated my travel anxiety. Highly recommend!

This little airport is 'out of the way' and used for private/chartered flights…read more It is also home to Mrs. Potato head! All dolled up in her bikini, sun glasses and flip flops, she welcomes travelers arriving at the airport. We found out about Mrs. Potato Head through a listing on Roadside America. It took a bit to find the lovely lady who was gloriously ensconced on the arrivals/flight line side of the terminal. The terminal itself is small, with a check in desk at one side and several seats in the waiting area. The terminal is glass on both the back and front making it a sunny, open space. We parked in the 'drop off' area as we would only be a moment, and let the staff know we wanted to check out their Mrs. Potato Head, and they happily allowed us to pass through. This particular Potato Head is very festive, like a day of fun at the beach and the airport, if you have a need to charter a flight, may be a nice option to meet your needs. Go check them both out.

Small airport mostly for private flights, one of four in rhode island. Only encountered a couple…read moreof people, and they were friendly. Don't have the $ to fly private, but if I did I wouldn't hesitate to use this airport based on my brief interactions.

First time here. If you are getting dropped off, it's perfect. Parking is very expensive ... NY…read moreprices. Checking in and TSA was quick and very efficient. What I thought was the only waiting area was small but then realized there was another in the gate area. Should have investigated more lol. One very busy cafe for desserts and drinks. Multiple vending machines.

This place is a hot mess. I could write a book on this place and sell it to Netflix about it But…read moreI'm keeping it short and let you find out when you get here. Good luck. Not posting pictures, it's part of the fun.

East airport! Ok food and good service. Cape Air is the only…read moreoperator at the airport as of now. (hopefully AA soon) But good airport nevertheless.

New owners. It was pretty crowded on a Wednesday, but the wait was only about 10min. They appear to…read morebe renovating the section of the restaurant that had the fireplace in it... adding another bar. Lots of new outdoor furniture which could be pretty cool when it warms up to have a drink out there and watch the planes land and take off. The menu was good.... pretty diverse for all taste buds. I had the great hill ribeye at $26. It was good. I asked for medium but it was well done. Still good. Small portion tho and was very fatty despite being pretty burnt on ends. The cool thing is you get soup or salad with an entree and two sides. That makes the 26 bucks worth it. Kale soup was AMAZING. The bread served was those crappy rolls and they were cold. But once in my soup tasted great ;) The other guest with me had the Cobb salad. The chicken portion was small and it had a lots of salad on a little plate. Given they are new all the little things that I thought they improved on seem to be part just opening. Hopeful with time they become five stars! My suggestion increase your protein portions, get better bread, and your customers to cut into steak when you bring it out.

Super quiet and quaint. Loved that the airport felt so backyard-like. It is a private airport, but…read moreit felt exclusive as there were no other planes landing or taking off. Office felt like a one-bedroom/studio. Bathroom inside was clean and gentleman at desk was pleasant. Fees are inflated a bit and there's no one there at certain times so call ahead to square any details.

Picturesque airport about five miles from main town of Montauk…read more I think it's privately owned and unfortunately there is a steep-ish $25 landing fee. The beach is right across the street from the field though (walkable and the friendly people working here might even be able to give you a lift). No instrument approaches or fuel and the strip is on the shorter side (2500ft or so) so triple checking your landing distances on hot days. Hard to beat the beauty of a beach across the street though so it's worth a visit!