Fantastic little airport. Good pavement and markings. Plenty of parking in the grass in front of…read morethe Pik N Pig. Restaurant is fantastic. Highly recommended.

Great lttle local airfield. Home of Pic-N-Pig, best BBQ in county, often live music on the grass in…read moresummer. Bring your own lawn chair and enjoy a great evening!

Decent little stopover airport…read more Plenty of space to relax and shops/restaurants to check out. We were a bit disappointed with the lack of lottery. Ruined the whole experience for mom! Unforgivable! Haha. We searched for this elusive lottery machine that was supposed to exist in this airport, but we could never find it. Oh well. Otherwise, a pretty nice experience.

RDU airport is smaller than most of the airports I've been to, but it's clean and comfortable…read moreoverall. The services seem good, and I don't have many complaints. Everything appears to be well organized, and going through TSA was smooth and efficient. The only thing I wish they have was more shopping stores. However, they have a good essentials stores so that's fine.

Small but easy access airport with all the services needed first time using and very surprising as…read moreit did not disappoint.will be using this airport for my NC visits.

Oh My God!!!! I thought flying a smaller airport would be just as convenient. The Delta check-in…read moreprocess was smooth. My bags were a little over the 50 lbs but the attendant allowed them to go. TSA was slow and there was only 10 of us at 4:30am. Only one food eatery open and prices were unreasonable for items sold. I paid $9 for cheese and grapes. A breakfast wrap only meat, cheese and egg $15. Nope- couldn't do that one. It's cold as Alaska in here. Feels like the outside at 23 degrees. Added stress... My flight has been delayed twice this morning with no future in bound Delta flights. This is not due to weather. Lord Jesus, please allow me to get to my 2 connecting flights in time. Next time, I will fly out of either Raleigh Durham or Charlotte. Know This #disappointed

Though the place was sparkling clean, that's relatively easy to do - the people make the real…read moredifference. They hopped on a refuel and got us turned around back to Texas so fast, and allowed me to go get some provisions with their brand spanking new GMC courtesy car.

The FBO greeted us right away as we were taxiing our plane. This airport had all the works. Nice…read morerestroom, shower, sleep area, coffee, bottled water, and courtesy car (Buick that smells brand new). I'm sure they had more amenities, but we didn't stay long to find them all. They had a COVID-19 table set up with sanitizer, a mask sign, and a self-service thermometer (freestanding, takes temperature and automative hamd sanitizer machine). They also have self-service gas.

Great very quiet Airport. We found ourselves having to fly to Greensboro after getting stuck in DC…read morefor 24 hours following delays and later cancellation of 4 flights that we were trying to get on to head home. Food choice her are not the best and there is no Airport lounge though it looks like at one time they had a lounge available. Though they do have a Starbucks and one of the best places to sit awhile is an observation area located in theMain Terminal by the PGA Bar. This spot was a secret place that a TSA agent made us aware of. This agent was so friendly and helpful cannot thank her enough. We did have to go back out through security to reach this oasis but going back through TSA was so quick and easy. The airport also, had a lovely art exhibit in our terminal which was nice as well. Don't care to get stuck again but if I have to fly through this Airport I am onboard.

Okay, where airports are concerned you have to admit this is a good one. So simple and…read morestraightforward. They've prepared for some level of traffic that is one day sure to come, but generally they sit relatively empty and waiting. Businesses are flocking to the so-called "Carolina Core" and it's only a matter of time, I think, before they even started expanding. Until then, this one-terminal airport is a breeze. You can walk from security down the singular corridor, and back, in a matter of minutes. It feels homely, warm, and inviting. There's free WiFi and ample seating so that you won't regret thinking you have to arrive an hour early to this airport. I even somewhat regret paying for TSA precheck because it has so far been pointless for my several trips out of GSO. The parking situation outside the airport is also practically flawless. You can park quite close to the terminal for $10/day or snag an Uber that will get you here and back in a breeze. Similarly to the airport itself, car traffic in the vicinity is also nearly non-existent. All in all, it makes the Triad and even more inviting and livable region.

This airport is about halfway between Charlotte and Wilmington. It does not have commercial service…read moreand. It offers FBO services and I believe that there are some flight schools operating here as well. I was here because of https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/laurinburgmaxton-aircraft-boneyard on Atlas Obscura. The airport is home to some former commercial aircraft that are in various states of disrepair. The airport property is completely closed and fenced off. Because it's a live airport, trespassing is going to get you in trouble with the FBI so absolutely do not cross the fence line! That said, there are a few aircraft that you can still see and photograph from groundside. Especially if you have a decent zoom capability on your camera. My Google Pixel 4 did a more than decent job as you can see here. If you've got better, then it's going to look good for you. It's interesting and sad and a little disheartening to see these aircraft here, rusting and falling apart. Worth a stop if you're in the vicinity. [Review 13963 overall, 1285 of 2020, number 2604 in North Carolina.]

From the owner: In 1942, the Laurinburg-Maxton Army Air Base was created in Maxton, North Carolina. During World…read moreWar II, the Air Base was the largest glider training facility in the nation until its closure in 1945. At the end of the war, the Department of Defense gave the abandoned Air Base and the surrounding 4,500 acres to the City of Laurinburg and the Town of Maxton. The two municipalities formed a Commission to govern the facilities and the Laurinburg-Maxton Airport was officially established in 1945.

This airport is not for everyone…read more If you want hours-long waits and delays, go elsewhere - and if you want to fly with the major carriers, this is definitely not the airport for you. But if you want to take to the skies from a small, well-maintained airport, whether in your own plane, a rental, or a charter, there is simply no place better. Burlington Alamance Regional Airport (KBUY) http://www.airport-data.com/airport/BUY/ provides easy access (less than a mile from Exit 143 on Interstate 85/40), ample parking, a friendly staff - and a flight school! (See my review of Burlington Aviation).

This is the first time I've flown into the Greensboro airport and it's so cute! It's small and easy…read moreand now we're looking for the rental car center. We had a very smooth landing on American Eagle. This is a much better airport than Charlotte. There's no one even here.

Small compact airport . Quick through security. Easy access. No airline clubs . Limited…read moreeateries. Easy to get car rentals.