First time flying in and out of this airport and it was a breeze…read more A large and modern facility that's easy to navigate with a team system to get you where you need to be. Typical restaurants and shops. Airport employees are helpful and pretty darn nice too.

I usually have quite positive experiences at this airport! Just this morning I got through TSA with…read morepre-check in under five minutes, and I got to try out Apple wallet's new digital ID feature to present my passport. It was faster than them, looking at the physical one, and it's always fun to try out newer technology. The airport also has a lot of amenities like stores, coffee, shops, and restaurants pretty well spread out throughout the various concourses so that no matter what gate you're at, there's something convenient.

I very fondly remember this extremely handy airport. I earned my…read more pilots license there in a wonderful Cessna 150 in 1967. I had the excellent experience of studying with Rob Aviation. After getting my license, I rented their 150 to visit friends in North Dakota and Wisconsin. I always enjoyed returning to Holman Field and I'm very happy that this airport is still in operation.

I really like flying in and out of this airport - it's small and very easy to travel to when I need…read moreto.

Nice airport. I'm only transferring flights so I can't talk to parking. Nor can I talk to baggage…read moreclaim. The airport seems well organized and clean and orderly. Good selection of eating places. The mall area is nice for killing some time. Using the tram was easy. Everything is well organized and signed. Easy access to the train to take you out of the airport property. Security and TSA was easy to navigate. Everyone seemed friendly and happy to serve. Delta gate people were also friendly on this occasion. The restrooms were neat and clean.

This terminal very nice, clean, and has plenty of food and shopping opportunities. It is my…read morefavorite airport when I have a layover. It is easy to find a USB port to charge your phone, or an outlet to plug in your laptop. Seating areas are plentiful. Restaurants of all kinds are available from fast food to fine dining. And the shopping options abound. One of my favorites is the Minnesota store. Some of the gates are quite a walk but if you have a short connection time a gate agent will page a golf cart for you.

I flew Delta from MCO to Iceland with a half day layover in Minneapolis…read more Delta always does a good job with making things right and making sure flight plans get fixed. My original flight was cancelled, but I was rebooked pretty easily to this one.

To be fair, my checki-in and security process was streamlined today by the fact that I had no…read moreluggage to check and I checked in online, plus I have TSA precheck. So from the moment my friend dropped me off at the curb in front of terminal 1 at MSP at 6:53 this morning, to getting through security, took less than 5 minutes. The main shopping and food court area looked new and modern with a decent selection of places to eat, and several areas with comfier seating options if you have a longer layover. MSP airport is still going through some renovations, but mainly in the long hallways towards G gates. The gate area was quite nice with lots of seating with seat-side outlets to recharge your phone or laptop.

This airport is modern and super clean. Bathrooms in this terminal have shelving and spots where a…read moreroller bag will fit. They have fancy water bottle refill stations. They have a couple of restaurants. They have seating that is spread out. I was through tsa precheck in under 5 minutes. At time of review the light rail is down and it does take 20ish min by bus from terminal 1 to 2.

6.22.26 first time flying Sun Country out in Ft Myers. Crew is polite. Seating is tight. Price is…read moreRight. Complimentary cup of soda, coffee or water.

Fleming Field (honoring aviator Captain Richard E. Fleming for his heroism during WW II) is a…read moremunicipal airport in South St. Paul. This field has Wipaire, Inc and houses the Commerative Air Force Minnesota Wing (was called Confederate Air Force).

Delta has some pretty nice lounges…read more This one isn't as "fancy" as some of their others, but it had a decent array of food and lounging. I hung out for a bit before hopping on my flight. It had some decent snacks. I remember having a bag of chips and a soda, mostly just soaking up the WiFi.

The Delta Sky Club in Minneapolis is one of my favorite airport lounges. The staff is always…read morefriendly and welcoming, there is plenty of comfortable seating, TVs, quiet areas, and a great atmosphere to relax before your flight. The complimentary food and drinks are a huge bonus, and honestly, the food is pretty good all things considered. One of our favorite things to do is grab a bite and head out to the outdoor observation deck to watch the planes take off and land. It makes layovers and early airport arrivals something to actually look forward to. If you have access to the Sky Club, I highly recommend stopping in.

I actually had a great experience with sun country. I've been seeing a lot of negative reviews so I…read morewas worried but we had a very smooth experience. They were so efficient and on time. Everything went well.

Everything. Lost luggage. I flew with my family and paid $50 to check luggage. Nobody at baggage…read moreclaim and had to leave my Family to try and find their offices in Cancun. Filed a claim and no call back, no email back, no international phone number that works.

The G Concourse Sky Club is absolutely incredible. I have been in lounges all over the world and…read morethis one is easily the best I have experienced! The space itself is enormous with tons of seating, which makes it easy to find a comfortable place even when it's busy. The decor is classy, modern, and really well designed and thought out. It feels more like a high end hotel lounge than an airport space. The bathrooms deserve their own mention because they are shockingly nice and incredibly clean! The food and drink options are fantastic. The buffet always has great choices and it stays well stocked. I have been here for both breakfast and lunch and both were excellent. There is a huge variety of non-alcoholic beverages available and the bar offers a wide range of complimentary drinks and the bartenders do a great job. The staff here really help elevate the overall experience. Everyone is friendly and helpful and they are great about clearing plates and glasses from your table so the space stays clean and comfortable. One of the coolest features is the sky deck. It is bright, spacious, and even has its own bar which makes it a great place to relax before a flight. My favorite seats in the entire space, however, are the gold chairs facing the windows in the main lounge area. These chairs are perfectly positioned so you can watch the planes come and go. I always try to grab one of those. If I am flying out of Terminal 1, I do not care where my gate is, I am coming here. I have even shown up to the airport three hours early just to spend more time in this lounge.

An update. This is still one of the best SkyClubs in the system. The furniture is holding up…read morewell. The bathrooms remain great. The bartenders are helpful and friendly. The agents do magical things when things go wrong. The Cole Freestyle was a pain and replacing it with a regular fountain was a good change. I do miss the gelato machines. The food has settled into a pattern similar to most clubs. Fine, but not great. The crowds have picked up some, but this is still the least crowded clubs in MSP.

Flying Cloud is a public airport located in Eden Prairie (Hennepin County) and covers 543 acres…read moreover 3 runways. Back in the my early years, my Family drove through old Shakopee (past the grain elevator) and up and past the Flying Cloud Airport on our way to the Twin Cities. We would even stop to look around and marvel at this geographically interesting location (and an old ski area down the hill). The airport was created in 1941 when the United States Navy was training pilots for World War II. The Navy made arrangements with a local farmer, Martin "Pappy" Grill, to use a grass landing strip. Pilots flying from Wold-Chamberlain Airport, now Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, would use this field for practicing approaches. After the war, Grill sold the field and some adjoining land and the field was named "Flying Cloud Airport" to reflect local Indian lore and flying. The Metropolitan Airports Commission bought the airport in 1948 and paved the runway. A control tower in 1963. By 1966, it was ranked the second-busiest airport in the central United States behind Chicago-O'Hare International Airport. In 1968, it was the ninth-busiest airport in the United States. Today it is designated by the FAA as a reliever airport and aircraft are restricted to 60,000 pounds or less, except in an emergency situation or when operated by the U.S. Government. And because of the airport's proximity to the Valleyfair amusement park, the rides are restricted in height by FAA regulations.