I grew up in Wenatchee so I have an affinity for this airport. I remember when it was a small…read moreone-room terminal for Cascade Airlines; a plane so small you couldn't stand up inside and they had to seat you evenly throughout the plane to properly distribute the weight. I also remember the excitement of a new terminal being built, a real terminal! They've also recently expanded their runway, hopefully, so smoother jets can fly in, like Alaska's Embraer E175. For now, it's only Bombardier Q400 that fly in and out. It's important to know that the folks behind the Alaska counter do EVERYTHING! It's actually fun to see the person who confirmed your seat assignment and took your luggage also be guiding the plane to its unload spot. That means the counter does close 20-30 minutes before your flight takes off. Just because it's a small airport doesn't mean you still shouldn't get there an hour before your flight leaves. Now let's talk about the TSA side of the operation. Honestly, they are hit and miss. I have TSA PRECHK, which I'm happy to say Wenatchee does somewhat honor. Before my last trip, you stood in line with everyone else but didn't have to take your shoes off. Now, they have a special line, which nobody was using during my last trip. However, every time I fly out of Wenatchee, I've been called for a secondary screening. They say it's random, but if that's true, I which they had a lottery machine inside the waiting room. I've never been called for a secondary screening at any other airport where I've used TSA PRECHK. For the most part, the TSA agents are friendly, but it's also hit and miss. Some are super nice, others act like they're on a power trip, but that can be any airport. Also, EVERY time I leave EAT, they inspect my luggage. I can honestly say, in the past 10 years of flying out of Wenatchee, they have opened my bag and placed a little flyer inside letting me know it was inspected. This is the only airport this happens, and I live in California where I can fly out of a variety of airports. The cafe was closed during my last visit, I assume because of Covid. Hopefully, they'll be allowed to open soon as they also have a small selection of sundries and snacks. There are no snacks or drinks served on the short flight to Seattle, so if you're hungry, bring your own. I was disappointed during my last trip that the tables in the waiting area had been removed. I loved being able to pull out my laptop and get a little work done. The free wi-fi is a nice touch for a small airport.

Wonderful small town airport. Very personable and kind at the check in desk, TSA, and airline crew…read more It is completely worth the added fare to fly from home.

Small airport. Nice staff. Quick through TSA and the checking. Plenty of room to work if get there…read moreearly. Be prepped as you walk out onto the tarmac and up a ramp to the airplane. I would not want to do that in bad weather.

Tri-Cities Airport is small, simple, and surprisingly easy to get through. Checking in and getting…read morethrough security was quick with minimal waiting, which is always appreciated. The layout is straightforward, so finding your gate doesn't require a marathon walk or guessing which hallway to take. The airport is clean and well-kept, and the staff I interacted with were friendly and helpful. Food options are limited, but what's available gets the job done if you need a quick snack before your flight. Seating is comfortable, and there are enough outlets around to keep devices charged. Baggage claim was fast,my bag was on the carousel within minutes of landing. Parking and pickup/drop-off areas are also easy to navigate, which makes travel in and out smooth. Overall, PSC is a convenient and stress-free airport. It may not have all the amenities of a big hub, but it excels at what matters: fast, clean, and efficient travel.

Me sacó la policía al llegar adentro, estaba sentado esperando, eran las 11 pm y mi vuelo salía a…read morelas 4 am, estuve 5 horas afuera del aeropuerto muriéndome de frío. 2 Veces llegó la policía para sacarme del aeropuerto y esperar afuera con el frío, todo oscuro y un cementerio al lado. Sin contar las 5 veces que pasó la policía revisando que nadie estuviera dentro. No recomiendo en nada este aeropuerto.

So I do realize that the Yakima Air Terminal is not a SeaTac or LAX, but it is a commercial hub for…read moremany in the area, business and private. This really is a cute little airport, but either it is not making sufficient money, spending it on other things, or being syphoned off by others like the the county... or perhaps management. In any event, the rental car offices/counters are in poor condition, as is the terminal...paint and other upkeeps go along way...food, there is a closet serving as a liquor den with a few premade "limited" items to eat, but no restaurant or anything that is similar. What about internet? Be prepared to shell out $1.50 for "15-minutes". Remarkable... Certainly not a class act... And TSA...the waiting area after security is very small...real small...one open area perhaps 1000 SF... so why do you have an "officer" cruise between the chairs stopping to stare...WTF do you think you will see... use some common sense, this is a waste of tax payer money...I fail to see any value in what you are doing beyond scanning the bags...

Quaint little airport located in Cashmere and serving the general vicinity. My uncle lives in the…read moreCashmere area and likes to joke about it being their Cashmere-Dryden international airport because somebody landed here inbound from Canada once... It gets fair use by a local pilot who makes their own aircraft and then flies around above Cashmere. Fun to watch when visiting my uncle at his house and we are sitting outside chatting, then we look up, and above the cooing Mourning Doves is a makeshift aircraft that took off from this airport and is doing its rounds. Adds to the lore of the town!

Who ever runs the office needs a review- CANNOT get a hold of anyone for technical questions and…read moreimportant email questions (which is only way to get a hold of them) NEVER got returned. No answered emails. So BAD CUSTOMER SUPPORT. On the other hand Mike the driver is amazing- he needs a raise. How the business is ran 3.5/5 Customer Service 0/5 Mike the Driver 5/5 Price 3.5/5 Overall experience 4/5

my trip was great. the driver was extremely nice and courteous. he checked on at every stop to…read moresee if we were comfortable. arrived right on time also. i would like to comment on the gas station we stopped at in cle ellum. the ladies bathroom was aweful!!! toilet paper all over ever stall...toilets were dirty..one sink did not work...no soap in dispensers..and towel machines were left jusy half way open and hanging. vthank heavensvthey had a air dryer. i complained at the cashier desk and she insisted theyvwere just cleaned the day before. i disagreed with her because the whole bathroom was a mess!!! toilet paper everywhere in every toilet and all over the floor!!! looked like it had not been cleaned for a month..yuk!!!

David is excellent! I bumbled my way through my airport transfer booking, didn't have cash to tip…read morehim and didn't even give him the right flight # and he still managed to grab me on time and return me back to Pasco with no issues. He provides car service for basically all that's needed, including wine tours. I'll definitely plan on using him the next time I'm in town for winery visits. David is kind, professional, extremely personable and someone you know will take care of you and go out of his way to do so. I've already recommended David to my friends that live in Walla Walla and they will definitely be spreading the word!

If you're looking for a personalized, stress-free wine touring experience in the Red Mountain AVA,…read moreI can't recommend TC Black enough--especially David as your driver. This was our first visit to the Red Mountain AVA, and our goal was to safely explore some of the smaller wineries to get a true sense of what the region has to offer. From the very beginning, David exceeded our expectations. He responded quickly to texts and had us complete a thoughtful questionnaire about our wine preferences and even our music tastes so he could tailor the experience to us. Communication was outstanding. He called the day before to confirm everything and even offered to contact a winery we wanted to visit when he couldn't personally take us there, just to let them know we were coming. That level of service really stood out. On the day of our tour, David arrived right on time. His vehicle was immaculate, with cold water waiting for us, and he was friendly, professional, and incredibly knowledgeable. Every winery he selected was exactly the type we were hoping to discover. Each stop was expecting us, and thanks to David's relationships, we received VIP treatment everywhere we went, with tastings customized to our palate. The highlight of the day was when David arranged for us to sit down with the owner and assistant winemaker of a local winery--even though they were closed. That experience alone speaks volumes about the relationships he has built and the exceptional level of service he provides. If you want a safe, comfortable, and truly personalized wine tour with someone who knows the region inside and out, ask for David at TC Black. He made our first visit to Red Mountain unforgettable, and we'll absolutely book with him again.

If this is physically possible this TSA checkpoint has gone downhill. I am sitting to the side…read morewatching the line grow longer and longer and longer as it moves slower and slower and slower. They don't open the doors until a considerable amount of time past when the ticket counter opens, so the line is long when they finally open the doors. It's looking at this point we will be lucky to even make our flight. EPIC FAIL!

I fly quite often out of Wenatchee and am super familiar with the "rules" of flying. I recently…read moreforgot something enroute to the airport, returned home to get it, and in the process missed the 40 minute gate check-in. It was solidly my fault. Fortunately I had my boarding pass and managed to clear security. My friend did not and we had hoped someone would at least ask an Alaska agent if they could help. An elderly man ahead of us was accommodated in the same situation as was another man without a boarding pass. For some reason we did not make the cut. We missed our flight, it was entirely my fault. The TSA agents, however, did not need to bend over backwards to make the experience miserable. What was missing? I guess just an ounce of human compassion, a desire to at least understand that occasionally people find themselves one step off their game. I was late, I take full responsibility. That still does not mean these folks do not have the potential to attempt to be helpful, understanding, or to make even the smallest effort to soften the impact of a common mistake. I get it, you guys hate your job. Actively making others miserable is not a requirement and I suspect is just the way to project onto those of us that have to travel for work some of the pain. Try a smile once.