A quick update!…read more Again our go-to airport as it is the most convenient for us. They are getting a lot of different food options these days and that filtered water machine is still there and still better than the water at the water fountain. We have found that we do get some delays here the last few times we've travelled and just unlucky I guess. But again, it's been a better option for us.

I came to the airport around 4pm, no traffic at the arrival area of United Airlines Departure…read moreterminal A. No line at the UA Kiosk either, I checked in my luggage really quick. It was a breeze going through the security gate too as it was pretty empty. This is the best time to travel, not crowded at all at Terminal A UA. I also got my steps in walking around Terminal A to Terminal B and then back to Terminal A. There is no Asian food option at Terminal A. You need to go to Terminal B, two options for Asian food: Asian Box or Sushi Boat. I end up getting a Chicken Donburi from Sushi Boat restaurant at Terminal B near Gate 22. Then I walked back to terminal A. All went well!

Check out the robot in San Jose airport. His name is Jose. Soooooo super cool. I love that they…read morehave a water fountain you can add flavor and boosts to the drink. Love it!

Easy airport to navigate. A lot of good restaurants to eat and drink before you flight…read more Clean

Nice little airport. Nice little terminal…read more I love being able to walk to my gate quickly and easily. I'd rather fly into here than SFO. The only issue is that since it's a small airport, there's not a lot of food options. I sat at Gordon Biersch, but it was just an okay experience.

What a fabulous airport with easy TSA pre check! It's clean and tidy. Easy to navigate your way…read morearound! They have good food kiosks too!

Raquel F .. Thank you for being you …read more I'm deaf and wear hearing aids , she was patient , kind , spoke clear English ( which was an issue going through the bag check),and was super friendly, THANK YOU Raquel for going above and beyond to assure I had a good flight . YOU are the standard that all southwest employees should live up to .

I'll say this about SWA... SouthWest Airlines used to be the party people type air crew that were…read morevibrant in personality, friendly in demeanor and overall gave good vibes. The new employees or maybe trained attitudes are more serious, strict and no fun. Prior to SWA switching to assigned seats and tiered pricing, the airline felt friendly, but since formalizing their seating into elitist zones, you somehow might feel like "Rosa Parks" being relegated to the "back of the bus" if you opt for the standard lowest fare/rates and get stuck in "Zone 8" the last to board the airplane. The lame aspect is, even if there's room in other parts of the plane with vacant seats the stewardesses (flight crew) will sternly warn you and dictate that you must stay in your own zone. I "get it" they don't want to give any "free upgrades" and are all about the revenue and upselling for upgraded seating. I hope SWA goes back to their former charming environment with open seating. It's what made SWA unique and preferred by so many customers.

My nephew mentioned that Reid Hillview Airport had its annual Airport Community Day Festival on…read moreSeptember 27th and that we should meet up and check it out after his commercial and multi engine checkrides at the Airport. The free festival is a family-friendly open house with aircraft displays, aviation-themed activities and entertainment. Since there is limited parking at the Airport, free parking was designated at the South side parking lot at Eastridge Mall and free shuttle buses provided transport to and from the Airport every 10 minutes. There were many exhibitor booths with hands-on activities. There were many aircrafts on display. There was a stage with musical and dancing entertainment and food trucks. I found the activities from Noon-1:30pm the most entertaining. There was skydiving by Vitor of Silicon Valley Skydiving. Then a fly over by six planes by Beach Boys in various formations. Then members of the South Bay Soaring Society displayed and flew their radio controlled airplanes and gliders. It was a fun event to bring the community together to celebrate aviation and local culture.

We picked up our friend visiting here at KRHV, Reid-Hillview Airport. Controller are professional…read moreand excellent. I asked about their new runup area and they basically gave me a progressive taxi instructions to the area; you guys rock. Even the lineman was very friendly; he spoke tagalog so we had a quick chit-chat before we entered the lobby to meet our friend. Although dated, the lobby is rich in history, showing old photos of Amelia Reid, the aviator of which the airport is named. Departure towards the peninsula has some spectacular views. Expect to fly midfield of San Jose International, and you can see Apple campus and Stanford along the way. Too bad KRHV is being pinched on all sides by its neighbors and the county.

Less than charming fella answers the phone. I ask if this is the taxi company. He rudely states,…read moreyes, but we have nothing available. Good to know. I needed something in two days. No chance bucko. I hope you go out of business.

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. They were very polite and accommodating on the phone,…read morethe driver was on time, the car was clean and the driver was so nice!

The experience with this airline really depends on how carefully you pay attention to the details…read morewhen booking your ticket. The prices are very budget-friendly compared to other airlines, but it's important to read all the information before confirming your purchase. Overall, it's not a bad experience. Just be sure to review the terms and policies before planning your trip. The seats aren't very comfortable, but you get what you pay for

Horrible airline, flight got delayed 3 different times 3 hour wait at the airport and at the end…read morethey have the nerve to charge for a small back pack that should be free. Very uncomfortable, felt like I was riding in a prison transport bus in the sky. No drinks and snacks Time management was unprofessional. Next time I'll definitely pay the difference to fly elsewhere.

Formal Complaint - TSA Conduct at San Jose International Airport (SJC)…read moreI am submitting this review to formally document repeated unprofessional conduct by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) personnel at San Jose International Airport. As a former airport employee who regularly passed through the employee security checkpoint, I observed and experienced ongoing issues with TSA staff behavior. TSA officers at this location consistently displayed poor demeanor, including hostility, impatience, and a lack of basic professionalism toward airport employees. Employees were frequently spoken to in a dismissive or confrontational manner, creating an unnecessarily stressful and adversarial environment. Of particular concern was a specific incident involving the damage of personal property. A TSA officer cracked my colleague's brand new mobile phone during the screening process. The phone had been clearly identified as being placed inside a screening bin. Despite this, an officer forcefully placed a backpack on top of the bin, resulting in damage to the device. This demonstrated a clear lack of care in handling personal property. Following the incident, there was no apparent acknowledgment of responsibility, apology, or corrective action taken. These repeated behaviors raise serious concerns regarding training, supervision, and accountability at this checkpoint. TSA officers are entrusted with ensuring security while maintaining professional standards and respectful treatment of both passengers and airport personnel. Based on my experiences, those standards were not consistently met at this location. I strongly recommend that TSA leadership review officer conduct at this checkpoint and implement corrective measures, including retraining and improved oversight, to prevent future incidents and ensure respectful, professional interactions.

I only see 2 reviews per year during and after Covid pandemic... Where are all the people go? I…read moremean those hard-working TSA agents at the Checkpoint Terminal B deserve some reviews on Yelp. I never liked SJC TSA checkpoint. The scanners we're outdated compared to Houston. I had no choice but flew Southwest Airlines on my way back during the chaotic Christmas Storm season when 60% of flights were cancelled. Here are my extended feedback from the survey: TSA agents = quit talking fast like you are from Mars. An Asian agent rushed all passengers like school children. The cleanliness of the security checkpoint = what's that smell? Really, something was on the carpet and no one cares to clean up. Wait time in line = line goes fast for some people. But mine was slow. Because I had a cat carrier. They demanded me to take everything out of my carry-on including my cat. When I warned about him might escape. They said wait aside for inspector. I said, wait, please give me my wallet and phone. They already passed the scanner. Guess what a TSA agent said? "We will worry about it at the end." What? End of what? End of my lawsuit or end of my life? I was tired waiting. So, I took my cat out. The inspector asked where was the cat. What? You blind?

Pratab is the most pleasant and competent driver I have ever used. He is always on time and goes…read moreabove and beyond to make sure I am more than comfortable. Some background on my situation: I have epilepsy, as a result of that reality I have forfeited my driver's license. I depend on taxis and buses to commute over and hour to work often, as well as getting to and from my girlfriend's/ friend's. Pradat satisfies and exceeds all of my transportation needs and expectations. When I am in San Jose he is the only driver/ company I depend on to get me where I need to go whenever I need to be there.

I don't use a lot of taxi companies anymore obviously because of RIDESHARE but once in a while when…read moreI really want to make sure that I need to get somewhere on time and I don't want to roll the dice with an app on my phone I think it's really best to call a legit traditional taxi company. So when I am thinking about a taxi company I'm thinking about a company that's local that provides good service with good drivers and decent vehicles. When I went looking for a taxi company in San Jose I immediately noticed that San Jose Airport Taxi company had plenty of reviews and that they had been around for quite some time and had a track record of providing good service. I felt that would be the safest route to take and boy was I right. The taxi that arrived was clean the driver was very well dressed and polite and the car actually got to my residence about 15 minutes early. The driver knocked on my door and assisted me with my luggage and we got to the airport with plenty of time to spare. And just so you know I gave the driver a huge tip because I really appreciate the excellent service that I received from San Jose Airport Taxi Company.