I fly a lot with Delta I guess!…read more The delta terminal is pretty nice, but the United terminal seemed nicer. I guess Newark has a preference on which airline they like more! The Delta terminal was decent, but nothing stood out. The United terminal (I've been here a couple of times) was nicer with more food options.

I like the convenience of flying here and taking a train over to NYC Penn station, an avoiding NYC…read moreairports. There is a skytram to get you from terminal to terminal. The reason I downgraded from 4 stars to 3 stars was because of the horrible logistics for terminal A and getting over to the rental car area. I understand stuff is under construction but the crazy maze to get there, escalators out of order, the small crowed hallways with people barely able to get by side by side with their luggage. There has to be a better way.

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).

LaGuardia Airport has improved a lot in recent years, and it actually feels pretty decent now…read more The terminals are much more modern and cleaner than they used to be, with better seating and shopping. Getting through security was quick, even with it being a bit busy.

Always a pleasant time when flying Delta out of LaGuardia. The food hall in Gates 60s is a gem with…read morevarious options to pick from, a lot of vegan options and some healthy options. You could get smoothies, falafel bowls, pizzas, burgers, Ramen, tacos, and a bunch of other snacks. Delta's helpdesk in the 80s is great. Clean airport, everything looks new, I've spent many hours here on standby and I can't complain. Happy Munchies, @JaeGreens

Traveling can be stressful, especially when you're trying to figure out how to get around an…read moreairport. The better the airport the more gates and flights you have to try and find. Why when I travel, I try to leave out of Lehigh Valley International Airport. I've flown out of here a few times, and even though I've had some frustrating delays due to weather or crew issues, I still enjoy flying out of Lehigh Valley International Airport. Since it's not a huge airport, Lehigh Valley International Airport only has a few airlines, so unless you're specifically looking for a certain airline, you might want to consider Mama Joe City Terminal instead. However, they do offer flights with some major airlines, like Delta and American Airlines, as of the time of this review. There aren't many gates which is good, as I appreciate the straightforward approach to getting to your gate. I often fly with American Airlines, so it's a good choice because I use it to connect to buses (yes, they have buses too) to flights to major airports. One nice thing about taking the bus from the airport is that you don't have to go through security again at the connecting airport. There aren't as many food options as you might find at other airports, but there are enough if you need food or a drink. They also have other amenities for travelers with specific needs. If you're bringing your dog, they have a pet relief area. If you have kids, they can go to the play area and burn off some extra energy from sitting on or barding the flight. If you're a nervous flyer, there's a sensory room to help you calm down and focus before your flight. I also like the different book nooks around the airport where you can take or leave a book for free. Unless I'm fly at the right time, I don't seem to wait around long. I usually give myself about 2 hours to get to my gate, but I've sometimes arrived at the gate five minutes after I get arrived at the airport. I've have however almost missed my connecting flight because of weather or crew and gate issues flying out of here. One time, my return flight had to wait 30-35 minutes on the runway, because the only open gate had a plane disembarking, and we had to wait for them to move the plane and dock. There were other gates open, but not enough staff was working and was frustrating to wait. I generally enjoy flying out of this airport. It's not a huge hub, and delays can sometimes eat into your time for connecting flights, but it's usually a good and dependable option for getting to your destination.

Great airport! Efficient and decent choices for food and drinks…read more Sat at the bar as we waited for our plane and had a which wich. So fun.

Very nice experience touring the princeton airport. They allow kids to sit inside of their school…read moreplanes and take tours of their garage area as well. Fun place to visit for kids who love planes and helicopters.

Flew with my nephew and Karon today. Was great seeing the sights but also learning all these things…read morethat Karan was bringing up to my nephew and how was helping him speak out on different scenarios. Awesome teaching!

I flew into the Philadelphia International Airport for an quick 5 day family trip. The airport is…read morevery clean and well maintained to a high standard of cleanliness. There is plenty of gates and terminals, which accommodates many international and domestic flights. I was on terminal F for an American Airlines flight, and there was plenty of shops, restaurants coffee shops, bars, etc. They have a USO for military, but we didnt have time to visit, maybe next time!

For the city of brotherly love it should change its moto at the PHL airport to the city of…read morebrotherly robery! $15 for a grilled cheese. Soda $5 Water $4

If you're by central Jersey- this is a great place to fly. The small airport means lines are short…read moreand flights are on time. I love it-- it was exclusively frontier though I see American and another airline are going to start to offer flights

This is a small regional airport. Don't arrive too early as it seems TSA closes in between flights…read more We arrived at the airport and our flight was delayed last minute. We were advised TSA would reopen 2 hours prior to boarding, so you can't go ahead and check in and wait in the terminal. Instead you have to wait in the small cramped lobby area where there's only limited seating for the disabled. Once able to go through TSA it's quite easy to navigate as they only have 2 terminals. I flew out on Frontier airlines, where again it's a smaller airport so you have to board the plane outside. The waiting areas filled up pretty quickly. There's a bar and concession area. We bought Dr Pepper's which were flat and after inspection discovered they were expired. The guy that worked there apologized and swapped them out for some that expired the same day as our flight and were just as flat.

If you're hopping down to Florida this short haul regional airport is a breeze. Easy access, plenty…read moreof parking and a no hassle TSA walk through makes the fact that you have to fly Frontier almost palatable. In two hours you'll be in Florida so just check your internal organs at the gate assume the fetal position and fly like you just jumped bail. No pain, no gain. Five easy stars.

I have flown out of this airport a few times before and I highly recommend it. It is extremely…read moresmall and I am pretty sure that the only airline that flies out of this airport is Frontier. The pros of this airport is that it is cheap to leave your car there. Check in is pretty easy because the airport is so small. I have grabbed a beer and fries from the restaurant that is in the airport and was amazed by how cheap and delicious everything was. The con is that after the flight I still have to travel very far to make it home (I live in NY).

I saw a groupon deal of 2 ppl for one day $40. The hot air balloon launches twice in one day 6:30am…read moreand 6:30pm. We decided to go in the morning so the rest of the day we can relax. It is not free parking, they charge $10 and can go in/out, do not throw out the paper they gave you. The food prices in the festival is super pricey so I suggest leaving and get food outside the festival. Make sure to get the wristband to re-enter the festival. A virgin Piña colada costs $25!! I am disappointed that they dont have an actual person to pick up phone and they didnt post on site that the morning launch were not going to happen. We got there at 9am and then left a few hours later, came back 6:30pm for the last launch of the day. There is so many people and leaving was the parking lot was a chaos.

I attended the QuickChek's 35th Annual Hot Air Balloon Festival. This was my first time coming here…read morefor the event and I was pretty impressed. There were over a hundred vendors on site giving out freebies, samples, and games for a change to win bigger prizes. It is a nice marketing event for all the companies. The hot air balloon in the skies portion was the anchor of the event but be mindful, that it is subject to change based on weather conditions. Unfortunately, it was gusty this past Saturday and the hot air balloons did not get to fly up in the air. However, they blew up the balloons to let everyone see what balloons they have - Red Angry Bird, 35th Birthday Cake, Pepsi, Wonder Bread, and etc. I appreciate the effort! This past weekend had a beautiful sunset in the field so it was photo worthy for any picture-taking lovers out there! Overall, a nice family outing event. I would not mind coming back next year and hopefully, they will be in the air. For anyone interested, purchase the tickets in advance through Groupon beforehand for a deal, if available.