Smallest Airport that I've ever been to. You can see the parking lot from the gate. The ones in…read moreHawaii are bigger than here, however this airport has air condition which is a huge blessing. The line through TSA was super short when I got here for a flight. The agents were all super friendly. No lounges, just a lot of benches. It can go from super empty in here to super packed really quickly. Boarding and landing is outside in the elements. Good thing I came when the weather was dry. There are shuttle buses to downtown via the Nantucket Regional Transit Authority. It was free when I visited. Taxis and rideshare (lyft and uber) also available. Car rental through Hertz and Windmill close-by. Operated seasonally (spring through early fall). Airlines include: American, Jetblue, Delta, Cape Air.

As you would expect it is a small airport so it lacks services. You will not find food nor will you…read morefind any comfortable seats - the seats are old fashion wood. One pleasant surprise is that there is a free shuttle to downtown which was unexpected. Also, there are car rental companies on the premises.

This is specifically regarding the Incredibly rude guy behind the counter at the Cape Air FBO in…read morePVC. No respect to general aviation guys whatsoever. I came in and asked for a fuel truck, for a top-off. He said, "ohhhh, we can't do THAT now. We are busy" I said, oh, ok... well, when you have a chance. His response, "I don't when that will be," me, starting to get pretty annoyed "well, when you get free, just top it off!" He says, "oh, we need to know exactly how much fuel you want, we can't just 'top it off'. I said, wow, you've got to be kidding me, we'll just go somewhere else. He said, "maybe you should" We left, went to another airport to top it off and came home. We've never experienced such rudeness and outright TERRIBLE customer service as here in Cape Air at PVC - and I've traveled the world as a professional pilot for many years.

Friendly staff including the ticket desk, car rental guy and security staff. Welcoming…read more Just don't fly with a full stomach in these tiny prop planes. Ours was full with eight people and rather bumpy -- although mild apparently! It's only 20 mins to Boston. Can't beat it! PS check out the snow globe collection from locals who bring them back when they travel.

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.

Excellent service. Exceptional support for an exceptionally small airport: everyone does their best…read moreto do their job. Clean, well run, restaraunt is good.

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.

T.F. Green is easily my favorite airports to fly out of, and the recent upgrades have taken it to…read moreanother level. Flights are consistently smooth and well‑run, making travel days feel far less stressful than at the bigger New England hubs. The renovations are a game‑changer. The refreshed bathrooms are clean, modern, and clearly designed with travelers in mind--finally an airport that understands the importance of a good restroom experience. The whole terminal feels brighter, more open, and much more welcoming. The store options are excellent, with plenty of spots to grab last‑minute essentials or browse something fun before boarding. But the dining scene is what really stands out. The food choices are legitimately impressive--varied, high‑quality, and actually enjoyable rather than "airport‑acceptable." T.F. Green is proof that an airport can be efficient, comfortable, and even enjoyable. A top‑tier experience from curb to gate. Safe travels

I've flown into this airport about 25 times and never really had an issues. Staff from TSA to…read moreattendants are for the most part helpful and friendly unlike the Orlando airport lol . My only issue the last time we flew out was more with jet blue in which I will never fly again. Overall this is a good airport with good location to downtown !

I've flown in & out of this airport countless of times but only just recently had an uber pick me…read moreup instead of a beloved friend or family member. And sincerely? Wtf. The rideshare pickup zone is literally a mile walk away, with little to no signage guiding you in the right direction. (It's across the sky bridge on level 4, by the way). My patient uber driver waited far too long for me to find him at 3:30 AM. SIGNAGE, LOGAN, SIGNAGE! I promise we can read, just give us something to read that tells us where to go!

Unfortunately many retail restaurants have suffered like this one with a storage of staff, long…read morewait times for simple food. It has potential but needs more staff to be successful. We drank our coffee and left.

One of my most favorite strips ever. Landed here over the weekend in my Cessna 182. You can go…read morefor a swim and then rinse off up near the office, and finish with a nice meal at the Right Fork Diner. The #8 Vineyard Transit bus picks up across the street and from there you can go anywhere on the island. Lot of neat planes flying around, and biplane rides are available in season if you didn't bring your own. Word to pilots who haven't been here before: since there is no official taxiway diagram, print out a copy of the google maps image for taxi assistance. There are three runways and a bunch of taxiways, and with the tall grass it is not hard to get lost once you're on the ground. When arriving or departing VFR, give MVY tower a call and they'll authorize transit through their Class D airspace. Also, avgas is easy and reasonably priced, considering they're on an island.

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.

Best airport for light aircraft. Very friendly people. Good fuel prices. Needs a restaurant a…read morelot of work has been done to improve the airport and it shows

I flew in and out of Terminal B this past week on United Airlines and had never been through Boston…read moreLogan before. Overall, I thought it was a pretty solid airport experience. The terminal itself was clean, the bathrooms were spacious and tidy, and surprisingly there was never really a line for the restrooms while I was there. There were also plenty of food options throughout the terminal, although prices were about what you'd expect at any airport these days. There was also a decent-sized terminal bar that looked like a good place to kill time before a flight. Every airport staff member I interacted with was kind and helpful, which honestly makes a huge difference when traveling. I didn't use baggage claim on arrival, but checking bags on the way home was very easy and efficient, even with five checked bags. The only part that felt frustrating was security and navigating the terminal setup. The security line looked extremely long because of how much winding back-and-forth walking there was, even though the actual number of people didn't seem too crazy. Once I got to the checkpoint itself though, it moved quickly and the TSA staff were great. There's also some construction going on around the parking garage/roadway area, and I found the shuttle system a little confusing the first time around. Getting to the rental car facility was honestly kind of irritating because the shuttles weren't very clearly labeled. On the return trip back to the airport it made a lot more sense, so it was easier the second time. One thing travelers should know is that Terminal B is kind of split into two sections separated by the parking structure. Depending on your airline, you may end up in a completely different part of the terminal. I flew United, and if you accidentally got dropped off at the wrong side, you'd be in for a pretty long walk across the parking area to the correct gates. I believe American was on the opposite side. Overall though, the airport itself was clean, efficient, and staffed with friendly people. A little confusing the first time through, but definitely manageable once you understand the layout.

Certainly not the most amazing terminal you'll ever see, but it is also not the worst. From my…read moreexploring the food options seemed to be limited and very pricey, so I decided to not get anything. When I've flown out of terminal A I'll usually treat myself to a pizza, but terminal B was slim pickings for me. There is a pretty nice view of the tarmac and the city so at least it's got that going for it. My main complaint is the water fountains (I know...this is the most entitled complaint ever). Not having a water bottle fill station is brutallllll. And the water pressure from the fountain is so weak, I stood there filling my bottle for a good 90 seconds and pressing the button with all my strength only to see I had killed 1/5 of my water bottle. Could definitely use some upgrades- I did see some new food options will be opening in the future so I'm looking forward to seeing what the new offers are. One standout worth noting: despite the DHS shutdown, somehow the TSA lines that seem to be plaguing other airports, were nowhere to be found at terminal B. I personally have TSA Precheck and it took me less than 10 min to get through the entire security, but it looked like the normal TSA line also was moving smoothly.