Wow this place has grown since we've been here. Give yourself plenty of time to get to your gate…read moreespecially if you had a rental car. I will take you a while catching the shuttle then TSA then walking to your gate and bathroom break It been beautiful remodel with lots of eating and shopping. I used the Sapphire lounge they were all nice and friendly. It's across from Bobby Flays burgers and next to Guy Fieri Flavortown restaurant.

From the mediocre food, to the literally mile walk (with half the walkways not working) to the huge…read moresettee areas which have ZERO outlets: a thoroughly third-tier airport. Sky Harbor has never been impressive but in three decades flying in here, they've only managed to get WORSE.

If you're able to fly privately, whether it's a single or twin engine plane or even a jet this is…read morea really cool airport to land and depart from. There are many FBO to choose from including signature., Jet Aviation and Atlantic aviation. NetJets and Flexjet have their own terminals for their owners. There are also a couple of flight schools located here, including a helicopter school. There is only one restaurant on the field called Volanti that enables you to watch departing and arriving planes. If you are considering basing your single engine aircraft here, you are better off basing it at phoenix deer Valley airport for cost effectiveness.

Just a quick note: Scottsdale Airport (SCF) is not an airport for public/commercial passenger…read moreaircraft. It's for private/charter and military aircraft only. We arrived here from Harry Reid Airport (LAS) on 2/16/24 and departed on 2/18/24 using JSX. JSX's service from SCF to LAS replaced their LAS service to/from Phoenix-Sky Harbor (PHX) about a month ago. Since this is a small airport with no commercial aircraft or TSA, I will just stick this review towards the JSX lounge area upon our return to LAS. The JSX lounge here at SCF is really nice and literally right on the tarmac. They have complimentary coffee and tea, but sadly they did not have any lids available for their coffee cups. While waiting, I had myself two chocolate cappuccinos, which were really good! We got to the lounge at around noonish and boarded the plane at around 12:35, with a scheduled departure time of 12:50. Checking in our bags was super quick and super easy, as we were one of the first few people to show up at the lounge. The flight was super short as well. It only took about 45 minutes to get from SCF to LAS. Because Arizona lies entirely within the Mountain Time Zone and Nevada is within the Pacific Time Zone (outside of Daylight Savings Time), it felt like the flight only took 15 minutes. If we travel to Scottsdale again, it's more than likely that we'll be using JSX.

Ended up sitting around in the airport waiting for far longer than expected. General areas look…read moregood. Wish there were more charging areas after security. Most charging area are outside security. What I didnt like was that we have to exit security to access the sky trains. But i understand that is needed to allow both populations ( pre and post security) to access the sky trains. Terminal 4 has a lot of stuff after security and less choices before security- this is the same to be said of T3. Overall, decent airport. Maybe they can consider stronger aircon - and maybe air purifier in the sitting areas. When the weather is hot, there are also some strange smells lurking in the airport.

Efficient train to terminals and rental cars/parking, but you do have to exit the Skylink and walk…read moreoutside to the rental car zone which is a hot little detour. Unfortunately the bathrooms that I visited were not well maintained. Also the water dispensers serve warm water which is gross in a city this consistently hot. Would be nice if the airport featured some/more local art, which would make it more unique and reflective of the city, as I didn't see any on this trip.

The airport is a mid sized airport. It's clean and has a nice setup. They have less options by the…read moregates than what I am use to seeing at other major airports, but I am guessing since it's more mid sized then they offer less options. The staff is nice and the place is clean.

Numerous people I interacted with at this airport were completely unhelpful in me picking up an…read moreunaccompanied minor. I was given conflicting information about where to go and wound up on a wild goose chase all over the airport. No one had the foresight to realize I'd have a hard time getting a gate pass because the minor arrived AFTER the ticketing counter had closed. Once I got a gate pass from the airline's baggage office, they pointed me in a general direction but weren't clear about where to go. I wound up going a couple of steps in the wrong direction and the security guard was an absolute wench who refused to listen to the fact that an unaccompanied minor was waiting for me and I'd gone the wrong direction. Fortunately the minor had a phone because things could've gone really badly if I hadn't been able to communicate to the flight crew that they had to bring the minor to me. The child would've been stranded waiting for me to pick them up and I never would've arrived. If the security guard had any humanness at all and actually listened to understand the situation, she could've radioed someone to help me get where I needed to go. Instead, she was hateful and talked over me, telling me I was in the correct place BUT I WASN'T. If I'd been meeting an ordinary passenger who could walk themself to baggage claim, then yes, I would've been in the correct place, but that wasn't the situation. Why do all security guards seem to be inhumane? When someone is picking up a minor, don't assume they know where they're going. It would be helpful if airport employees could communicate step by step instructions regarding where to pick up minors as not all people are familiar with or confident in navigating airports. The airline employee didn't seem to understand what I explained about being locked out of the gates and insisted on bringing the minor halfway to me. She seemed really bugged that she had to bring the minor all the way to me. My whole experience navigating Sky Harbor to retrieve my unaccompanied minor was incredibly stressful. If only the security guard had been willing to help problem-solve instead of leaving my minor stranded and me unable to get her even though I'd gone through the process of getting a gate pass and being verified by security.

When I had the opportunity recently to visit Gilbert, I was thrilled to know that they had an…read moreairpot not too far away. It's a small operation, but perfect for local flights. I found it was easy to navigate and clean. I was able to get off the plane and to my car pick up within just a few minutes. When I need to be in the area again, I'll be happy to fly through Mesa again.

5/20/26 Picking up…read moreout of town Coronado Island Navy SWCC Veteran to join me in our Veterans remembering Veterans weekend. Quick 10 minute trip south on the 202 to the Gateway exit. Fast and convenient without traveling 30 miles to Phoenix Sky Harbor or the hassle of driving around the terminals competing for curb pickup points. Late night arrival 10:20 pm. Utilized the hourly rate parking lot in front of the terminal's main entrance. I absolutely love this airport its convenience. Regional airlines have excellent pricing to numerous western cities. Regional airport with all the conveniences with a small town feel. They deliver Americas Finest my friends-SYOY!

I needed assistance and decided to call this business at 18552381440 The response time was decent…read moreand the person on the line tried to help as much as possible. I had to be transferred once, but the second representative handled things better and gave me the correct information. It wasn't perfect, but it was still a workable experience. I'm leaving this review to share how things went for me personally.

I was originally booked on the 8:00 a.m. flight from Phoenix to San Diego. The morning of my…read moreflight, I changed my reservation to the 9:30 a.m. departure. Because of the same-day change, I was not automatically assigned a seat and was instructed to speak with the gate agent upon arrival. When I arrived at the gate, I was greeted by a gentleman named Troy. He was kind, professional, and reassuring. He located my name on the standby/assignment list and told me everything looked fine. He simply advised me to refresh the app in about 20 minutes, as seats would begin to be assigned. A couple of minutes later, I still had not received a seat assignment, so I returned to the counter to ask for clarification. That is when I was helped by Holly. From the very beginning, Holly told me that I was not getting on the flight and that there was nothing she could do. Her demeanor was dismissive, cold, and lacked any sense of empathy or willingness to investigate the situation further. Rather than listening or trying to help, she repeatedly insisted there was nothing she could do. At that point, I became overwhelmed and began crying. I explained that I had been awake for nearly two days and had just admitted my mother to a psychiatric hospital. I was emotionally exhausted and simply trying to get home after an incredibly traumatic experience. I even handed Holly my A-List card, hoping she would at least take another look at my reservation or provide some guidance. Instead, she continued repeating that there was nothing she could do. What makes this interaction even more frustrating is that Troy immediately advocated on my behalf. While Holly walked away, Troy took the initiative to help me. Within moments, he was able to resolve the issue and get me onto the flight just before boarding was completed. That alone raises an obvious question: if Troy was able to help me, why was I repeatedly told by Holly that nothing could be done? I fully understand that airline operations are complex and that not every problem has an immediate solution. My complaint is not about policy or procedures. It is about how I was treated during one of the most difficult moments of my life. As an A-List member, I have always appreciated Southwest's customer service, which is why this interaction was so shocking. Compassion costs nothing. Listening costs nothing. Even if there had truly been no available solution, there was a respectful and empathetic way to communicate that. Instead, I was made to feel like an inconvenience when I was already carrying an overwhelming emotional burden. I want to specifically recognize Troy for his professionalism, patience, and genuine kindness. He treated me with dignity, took the time to listen, and ultimately solved the problem. He is exactly the type of employee who represents the Southwest brand well. I sincerely hope this incident is reviewed, not only because of my experience but because no customer--especially one clearly in distress--should be treated the way I was. I hope Holly receives additional coaching on customer service, empathy, and communication. A few moments of compassion can make all the difference, and unfortunately, that compassion was absent during my interaction with her.

Always a fun little airport to fly in and out of especially when doing pilots license training…read morehangers aren't to bad and air control is super chatty and friendly

Quick stop for fuel. Friendly and welcoming staff. Snacks, treats, and water are available if you…read moreneed a quick bit to eat.

I think this is my new favorite airport! It is tiny, but this terminal is fairly new and has been…read moredesigned beautifully! From where you park you get to the ticket counter in three minutes, and then through security & to your gate in less than five minutes. All the staff have a warming small town vibe and it's always relaxed and a pleasure to fly through this airport. I'm used to LAX so this is just a treat!

This is one of the smallest airports I've ever been too and it was very cute. The line for security…read moreis minuscule. It's so small that they actually have an honor system for snacks and beverages! Unfortunately I didn't have cash on me so I couldn't partake. There is not a Starbucks or anything of the like at this airport! It is very easy to fly in and out of and staff was very nice.

This is one of the largest and most extensive FBOs I've ever been to in the country and they…read morehaven't let the size go to their head either. They offer up prompt, friendly and thorough service while smiling and enjoying the sunshine (or the shade in their gigantic shade hangar). Their facilities are second to none and the catering that I've received through them has been quite tasty. I really enjoy coming here despite the fact that it's in Phoenix.

Absolutely fantastic service. We landed at Sky Harbor yesterday and experienced a main tire blowout…read moreon landing. We were disabled on the runway and their ramp team, under the leadership of Greg, was extremely helpful. Never once was safety compromised while they coordinated with airfield operations to secure and tug our disabled aircraft off the runway. Once safely off the runway, they assisted us in finding a maintenance company and the right parts to get airborne again. We were back flying within five hours of the incident! This never happens. The people at Swift were amazing hosts and customer service was nothing less than first class. Care, concern and decisive leadership set them apart...thank you!!!

By far the largest hanger and best place to park your jet in the Scottsdale Airport. Fast,…read morefriendly service. They take care of all the little and big details to make sure you do not spend much time on the ground and get you in the air as soon as possible. They also park your car in a private security lot and wash your car when you return. Excellent service. Plus they have the best prices on jet fuel in the Airpark. If you're coming into Scottsdale or you keep your jet in Scottsdale this is the spot to be.