I was here to welcome some international auto show VIPs into town. We were waiting at the Executive…read moreTerminal for planes to arrive. While I was there I found the terminal to be modern and clean with comfortable seating and clean restrooms. The staff was helpful and friendly and very professional. There were also plenty of conference rooms and a cool indoor hydroponic garden as the second focal point in the building aside from the very cool plane hanging from ceiling winches at the center of the terminal.

Again, this is for the annual open house event. We missed last year's show, but this year it…read moreseemed even better in terms of layout of the planes, display areas, and concession offerings. They stepped it up for 2013. Parking is $5 a car now, but lots of bang for your buck here. My 3 y/o son LOVED it. He was more aware this year. Short plane rides were $175 and there were 3 helicopters giving rides as well (I'm sure those were close to as pricey). People were lining up for them though. Still missed the pancake breakfast. Looking forward to attending to see what that's all about.

We are lucky to have such a nice airport within 1hr of home!…read moreIt has just about anything one could imagine and we really appreciate the tram as it can be quite a walk from one end to another. And to get to the smaller terminal it is a short enjoyable walk which doesn't take long at all.

I'm impressed Detroit! This airport is very nice and way more than I expected. They have some very…read morenice stores. It's clean and has plenty of working, clean bathrooms. I like that their Starbucks carries the Discovery series mugs that I collect for my partner. And they had different versions. For some reason, I didn't expect to have to catch a shuttle to get my rental car. So, you should plan for that. Once you get your luggage, you'll have to follow the signs to an area across the arrival/departure roads, down the escalator, and to your designated area. There's plenty of signage. The bus/shuttle ride is about 15-20 minutes away. I also like the number of commuter counters they have. You know, those high-top tables where you can pull out your laptop and work, those. They had several throughout the airport.

Flint Bishop International Airport reminds me a lot of the Myrtle Beach airport. It's very simple:…read moreTwo stories, an elevator and an escalator. The airport is currently being remodeled, so it's a work in progress. Let me start by saying that while at the Las Vegas Harry Reid airport I had to clean my own toilet before using it, here the first floor bathroom sparkled and was quite nice. No chipped gross mirrors here. I'm looking at you, Harry Reid. I'm giving 4 stars because all of the eateries were closed. If you have arrivals and departures, they should be open. You want to provide an exceptional customer experience right? Then you need to be open. Staff was present and friendly. The elevator worked well and was clean. The escalator was working fine. I didn't take it because of luggage. Although there was construction, I didn't feel hindered in any way. Passenger pick up was convenient and you could load right at the front doors. In all, it's a nice little airport!

I'm originally from the Detroit area, and lived in Chicago about 9 years. Coming home to visit…read morefamily back and forth throughout the years, I learned some ways. I did Megabus. I did Amtrak. I flew. Did all the things! The Detroit airport is about 25 minutes from my parents house and the Flint airport is about 50 minutes from my parents house. Flint airport, over the years, became my go to as: 1) soooo much cheaper. 2) soooo much cleaner. 3) soooo less of people. Win win win. Love this airport forever, even though I'll likely never step foot in it again. Wins my vote!

Closest airport to iKea. Enough said. The runways are short (2300ft or so). There is an RNAV…read moreapproach. It's relatively flat so even with a shorter runway, the approach isn't too difficult in a light piston. iKea is only a few miles away, although Uber and Lyfts can be tough to find in the area. The best part about this airport is the community feel. It can take you back to the golden age of general aviation in the US. People coming in who are interested in learning how to fly and everyone is really friendly. An older man gave us a ride nearby since we couldn't find a car. Really cool little spot and I'm glad it is there for the community. Pilots - keep kind and no right turnouts for noise abatement!

Great little commuter airport. Easily situated, staff are friendly. It's clean with rental cars…read moreavailable on-site.

We have flown out on a friend's small jet plane from this small airport…read more This is where all of the small private jets you see flying over take off and land at in the AA area. Didn't see any leaving or coming while we were here today. It's about the same size as the one at DTW that our company airplane used to fly through.

One of the smaller airports but efficient to get in and out! It's a 10-15 minutes drive from the…read moreexit 90 Lansing. Sometimes I would find a direct flight from DCA at a reasonable price if I can't get a flight into GRR. The only thing about the location is there are not any restaurants besides a McDonald's. You would have to drive towards the Lansing mall. I don't think there are any hotels nearby either.

A year ago while heading to NYC to see my work on a billboard in Times Square, I had THE WORST…read moreairport experience of my life. And I travel about 20-25 weeks a year. I said I'd never return but after attending an event this past week for the Lansing Chamber of Commerce and meeting CEO Nicole Noll-Williams, I figured I'd give it another chance. Today was a completely different experience and I'm so impressed with the new changes that have been implemented. The staff is MUCH more kind, the TSA check in process is much more efficient and up to date with the newest technology, and there are a lot more amenities than before. While there's still a long way to go, I am highly impressed and can say even the energy is much lighter, making my travel a lot less stressful. I look forward to seeing the growth! I've been noticing the marketing efforts and internal adjustment am so glad they're bringing about positive change! Go Lansing!

Definitely a very cool experience! My boyfriend surprised me and took me to the Christmas Light…read moreTour in Detroit! First time on a Helicopter I thought was pretty cool, 1200 feet in the air. We hit speeds of 140mph! It was a beautiful sight. We saw views of Campus Martius Christmas Tree, The Ice Rink, Detroit River, Detroit River, The Ren Cen, & The Bridge to Canada. They do offer a few different packages so make sure to see which best suits you. There is a few minutes flight safety video you have to watch before your flight. This runs until January 8th so please make sure to check it out or you will have to wait till next year ! I hope to do more flights in the future in different city's & states !

The Detroit City Airport (DET) used to be the main airport for the city back in the 40's. Then the…read moreairlines moved to Willow Run Airport (YIP) out in Ypsilanti, Mi. That was too far away so Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) became and still is the main airport for the area. It is out in Romulus, MI. Some think that DET airport is small but in reality it is similar to the Bob Hope Airport (BUR) In Burban, CA. It has the same runway layout. The Galaxy C-5A has landed many times at BUR so it could also land here at DET. The DET is conveniently located only 6-7 miles from downtown Detroit. From a pilots viewpoint this airport is very conveniently located.

DTW McNamara terminal…read more Fly out of here far too many times a year, but that said, it doesn't suck. The terminal is always clean, there are options for eating and drinking and also travel shops for purchases pre or post flight. The terminal is way long so they have a tram that will take you from one end to the other. A nice feature if you have a disability, small children, or are just lazy and don't like to walk. I walk, get those steps and stay fit. Flying home tonight on a Delta flight back to vegas. It's a little stormy, so it should be a bumpy ride. Think space mountain at Disney for about the same cost, but a way longer ride.

Pros: * Restaurants and shops are open early. If you get…read morethere at 5:00 am, you are not on your own. *Terminal is always very clean. *Tram to take you between terminal stops as needed. *Updated restrooms. Cons: *I wish there were coffee options other than Starbucks. *The walk between restrooms is lengthy - plan accordingly. * Like most airports, not enough outlets/charging stations.

This small local airport is great for a trip to Florida. Security is always fast to get through…read moreand finding your gate is a breeze. Get a personal pizza, subway, and a drink while you wait. They also have a bar.

This small airport used to serve as a nice, more navigable, lower stress alternative to DTW…read more Nowadays, however, it is a shell of what it used to be, and I find that extremely regrettable. It is too close to DTW, which cannibalizes much of TOL's would-be business, and the City of Toledo is not in the economic condition it used to be making it less attractive as an airline destination. I am hoping newer upstarts such as Avelo and Breeze (or similar future airlines) can help revive this and other airports like it. In the 80s and 90s, as many as seven airlines made use of TOL at any given time. The activity involved as many as 40 flights to 14 destinations. This small airport with its 9-gate terminal actually peaked in 1997 with nearly 689,000 passengers. Years of decline accelerated by the recession resulted in Amercan Airlines as the only remaining legacy airline by the mid-2010s. Traffic declined to well less than 200K passengers, but a mini boom started in 2015 led by the popularity of AA's TOL to Charlotte, NC route. This resulted in a peak of nearly 250K passengers in 2018. But then COVID happened and by 2022, AA was gone leaving just Allegiant's specialized service as the sole commercial operator. I started using the airport when I moved where I am currently in SE Michigan in 2005. I routinely took NW/Delta to DTW. There I connected to where I needed to go. Unfortunately, Delta pulled out in 2011. I used it a few more times to fly AA to ORD, but I can count those times on one hand. I loved using this airport for many reasons. It was much easier for my wife to drop me at and pick me up from TOL than from DTW. It was half the drive time from my home and it was much, much easier to get in and out of the facility. When I did need to park and fly, it was MUCH cheaper to do so relative to the usurious rates charged for parking at DTW. Check-in was a breeze and the security was easy. TSA was friendly and comparatively easy to deal with. I could get here an hour or even 45 minutes before flight time and still make my flight (not that I would have recommended doing so). And upon arrival, the small baggage claim area with just two carousels made luggage collection and getaway much quicker. I miss this easy alternative. Nowadays, I use TOL strictly for an occasional rental car pickup. The only airline operating from TOL is Allegiant, which specializes in FL vacation destinations. These are not where I typically need (or want) to go. It has probably been five or six years since I last flew from TOL. I hope at some point TOL can make a comeback. Somehow, the decline and demise of smaller airports just seems synonymous with faceless corporate smothering of America. This is a nice little airport that could serve a commercial purpose with just a little help, some imagination and less greed. A city of nearly 250K-plus people should have an airport of their own as a matter of pride, independence and identity. I realize economics drives decisions on these things, but perhaps having that as the overwhelming criterion for decision-making is part of the problem. But that's a discussion for another time.

Love the convenience of MBS. Flying in at night is a pain in the ----! Took us 30 minutes of…read morewaiting for our luggage to come out on the carousel. Looks like they had one person back there loading and unloading. The service is absolutely ridiculous. There is no one here to talk to if your luggage is missing. no one at the counter. This was a United flight. I hear people constantly complaining about collecting their baggage. Unacceptable!!!

I called ahead of time and talked to the Female who was working on 7-19-2025 ; I think she was the…read moremanger!! Never wonce did she mention that they did not have a car ; However when I arrived, The Guy who was working a white male young guy with a baseball cap on was very rude to my wife , and responded to her with a nasty attitude; saying we don't have no vehicles , They both were very rude and unprofessional At the Budget car rental in Freeland, MI