I usually fly through CMH twice a year, and I've found this airport to be one of the most efficient…read morefor domestic flights! Disclaimer: I've only ever flown Southwest through this airport, so this is purely a review for terminal A. Every time I've gone through security, I'm always shocked that I can walk right through with no wait. Upon going through security, the terminal is small, with limited seating and charging areas. They have a couple of dining options, and multiple large, clean bathrooms. If you're renting a car while in Columbus, this airport makes is super easy. The shuttle to the rental car center leaves every 15 minutes from a stop right outside of baggage claim.

Construction at the airport makes for confusing navigation. The TSA line for human scanning was…read moreslower than the carry-on bag scanner. Me and my husband's bags were sitting at the end of the TSA scanner conveyor belt waiting for us. There we so many bags waiting for passengers to pick them pickup that they were falling off the conveyor belt. Limited choices for food service in the C Terminal, which made for overcrowded spaces. Not relaxing. One Star for today's experience. Hoping it is an anomalous moment.

GREAT TINY LITTLE AIRPORT!…read more Parking is super convenient, but kinda expensive, at $12 per day. The airport itself is tiny so security is a breeze! STUPID to have to pay $45 to get through security with a regulary ID that hasn't been upgraded to a real ID. They don't do any additional screenings to ensure you're a REAL non-threatening person... u just pay $45 and then they look at your regular ID to check your name against your reservation... lol. BUT the airport itself is great! SMALL airport, security is a BREEZE and the TWO little gates are perfect. Allegiant flight was delayed and they put out waters and soft drinks for us so that was a nice gesture from Allegiant. The airport is just so convenient, I will gladly use this one ANY time I can over Columbus, just from the pure convenience aspect of parking and getting to the gate quickly. I will have to drive father and past Columbus to get to this one, and parking is $4/day more expensive, but I will do it every time!!!

I really didn't know the Rickenbacker International Airport existed until I made the reservation…read more It's a very small airport with a limited number of gates. Very easy to get through TSA and short walk to the gates. I would use this airport again; definitely.

My son is interested in becoming a pilot so we went over to the Austin E. Knowlton Airport and…read morelearning Center to inquire about their pilot licensing programs. This facility is also The Ohio State University Airport. They have a small museum and aviation learning center within the terminal building. The learning center is the most cost effective learning centers in central Ohio. I discovered that in Ohio you must be 17 years old, read, speak, write and understand English, and successfully complete a 3rd class Medical Certificate. Additionally, you must pass an FAA written knowledge examine, complete at least 40 hours of flight time (realistically more like 250 hours to be able to fly cross-country, at night and instrument flying. The aviation Learning center is highly regarded, friendly and professionally competent. There is a shortage of pilots at this time and with Boomers retiring the job openings should exist going into the future. That is a comforting thought considering the money I'm going to have to put out for a aeronautical engineering degree and pilots license.

The airport is owned and operated by the University. It's used for educational as well as general…read moreaviation services for the public. I'm told the school has a wonderful aviation program. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They had towels and drinks available. There's even an observation deck on the 2nd floor which brought out the little kid in us. No waiting like in the big airports. Some aspects of the airport brought back fond memories of when I first started flying in the 70's. A great place for interested kids or to snap some photos. Free parking. Don't have to be flying, you can just come for a visit.11/24

Friendly and helpful staff. Old antiquated FBO. No crew car but they will drive you. Pop corn…read moreand coffee. One GpU. Full line service with one or two workers.

Very cool place. I attended a class here in a private hanger that is frequently used for networking…read moreand leadership groups. We learned a lot about how the airport is a crucial driver for economic development in Delaware County. Many executives have an easy way in and out to get to their businesses locally, and private jets are the majority of the airliners that use the airport. The airport has even accommodated for Bill Cosby to fly in!

Moved here for the flying when my flying club was closed at WPAFB…read more Great service and friendly staff. The airport can get busy on occasion with training of Flight Surgeons from WPAFB but even with that, they are really good in ground ops. Glad the Club picked this airport even if it can get a little sporty in a crosswind landing.

Best airport around, friendly staff, helpful lineman, good work. Nicest people and overall great…read moreairport

As frequent flyers we Love Dayton International Airport…read more 'Tis difficult to fly anywhere without connecting through Minneapolis or Atlanta, but Cox is a dependable standby. Recent upgrades may seem to be a nuisance, but really improve Cox.

My husband flies from here multiple times a week for business. Delays have gotten so bad over the…read morelast yr that he averages ONE on-time flight per month anymore. ALL his flights out go to connections, he has to reschedule all of them due to delays here. It's time to go back to CVG for flights. It's a shame because this is such a convenient & easy to navigate airport close to home.

A nice small-town airport. As a pilot (who hasn't flown in years) and an airplane buff, it is nice…read moreto be able to walk up and talk to people, maybe wander the ramp. There's an F-4 on display, and there seems to be some corporate traffic and plenty of private flying. There's an EAA chapter building. Park in the shade, sit at the picnic table, watch some planes, and talk to the airport denizens.

A nice mid-sized GA airport. Came for the Barnstormer Festival. Plenty of close parking (in a…read morefield, with a few trees for shade.) Easy access for visitors; went into the main building briefly. It's for pilots and volunteers but they were printing a picture for us. Clean, large, up to date. Would be a good place to fly into. Mainly smaller planes, and a few biz jets. No sign off 72 if I remember correctly; look for the little brick service building a few miles south of town. Maybe there's a sign on the west end of the airport road.

This is a fairly small but active airport. With Honda and other companies nearby there is a lot of…read morebusiness traffic, and a decent amount of training. My first visit was while getting my license, and I've been back to fly with friends and go to the balloon show. Small FBO, friendly people. Lots of T-hangars. Other facilities are sparse, but everything is well-kept. Great little place to fly into. A few restaurants within walking distance.