Clean. Great sized airport . Friendly staff…read more Expanding this wonderful airport Hope they have more nonstop flights Close to the city great location

The best thing about this airport is that you don't have to arrive too early…read more The worst thing is the humans who work here. I can't wait until A.I. replaces them. I remember the rude parking attendant who refused to give me a receipt. The next time I was at the airport, A.I. had replaced him. Parking - there are options for every customer. Prices are reasonable for any budget. TSA - Professional and efficient. Food Options - Depends on the terminal and the terminals are not connected. I mostly fly Delta/United but like the food options in the Southwest Airlines terminal.

Nice park with good amenities, took our grandchildren there for the swing slides, adventure, and…read morethe waterpark

This is a small private airport and if you need to land your private plane or chopper somewhere…read morethis is the place to go. While they only have fuel for small planes, you can also land your chopper there in the middle of the night as they have runway lights. I don't know the fees but I was told it's quite cheap. You pay a lot more in San Antonio. And I know that for a fact. So this is a nice place. Also if you decide to pick someone up there at night, Bulverde Police might show up and ask what you are doing but they are very nice if you ask me. I think they will be my next review.

Adding a couple more tips to maximize your experience at the airport!…read more Avoid the long lines and dead stares at Starbucks. Instead, head to gate 19 for Jo's Coffee (perhaps best known for their location on Congress street with the " I love u so much" mural. Next to Jo's is Saxon Pub which hosts live music!

I like this airport. It's mid tier with good vibes…read more There are decent food options although the hours are pretty poor and everything is expensive. TSA has also been pretty reasonable compared to some other airports. I've found live music here a few times and that's probably the best representation of what makes this airport unique. It feels like a small, homey, quirky airport with a lot of local flavor. That said, I'm not sure it fully matches the "Silicon Hills" image Austin has built. It's much more low key and relaxed. I do think Austin has outgrown this airport a little. It can get extremely busy because the passenger volume keeps growing but the size and layout haven't caught up. The biggest bottleneck is definitely the limited space. As it continues to expand, I'd love to see more direct international flights. Having to connect through Dallas or Houston to get to Asia is still a pain. The biggest annoyance is the rideshare pickup. The walk to get there is ridiculously long. Overall, still a good airport with a lot of character. It has a very Austin feel to it but the growth of the city is starting to expose its limitations.

Enjoy this small airport. Have visited the air center a few times with groups and am very pleased…read morewith how well it is maintained and how nice the people are there. Also have flown out of the airport even more times with our corporate jet. I love this local airport.

Great service from entire staff here. Always friendly and helpful with our Merlin N307PA pax and…read morecrew. Nice lobby for all needs.

Great service to the Arm Forces Staff is very friendly and…read morehelpful they go out of their way to give you the right answer Place is clean

I feel guilty giving a nonprofit 3 stars, especially one like USO; however, when I'm comparing this…read morelocation to the many others I've been to, I can't quite give this place a fair 4 stars. This USO is the tiniest facility I've been to and also has the worst hours. Their hours are unpredictable because they are reliant on volunteer hours (as with all USOs). This location should be open 8am to 4pm but may open/close earlier/later depending on volunteer availability, so the hours are more of a suggestion than fact. I don't know how the other USOs have been able to keep such successful outputs of volunteers, but this USO hasn't been able to achieve that. On top of that, they're also the tiniest USO that I've been to and the most minimal. There are reclining couches with a TV and some snacks/drinks, which is nice and a restroom that's not too far away. Again, I always appreciate USO for all the services rendered by volunteers and the generous donations. I took off points more so to have a fair assessment when comparing USOs in general.

Wow history here and lots of food and drinks to go with it…read moreCome by to relax and see the planes and helicopters land and take off Helicopter rides start at $20 Small dining cafe Clean, cute airport

Very historic General Aviation airport founded around 1916 and still active 100 years later. The…read moreoriginal gate still stands but is used for a mechanical workshop. The main part of the building and the air control tower were built in the 1930s and two gates were added to it around 2007-2008 but they maintained the original historical look as much as possible. Open to the public and a really historic place to tour but also a very functional GA airport for San Antonio. For small aircraft owners coming into town, they offer both self-service fuel fill-up as well full-service fuel up where they do it for you and tie your plane down to the run way. They also have a concierge type service where you can check in and they will arrange fueling and also arrange for a rental car to your destination if you need it. If you are flying in for a downtown event, it is only about 10-15 minutes from downtown via car. Long term hangar lease space for your aircraft is also available. They partner with nearby Palo Alto College for training new pilots. Alamo Helicopter Tours is also based out of this airport and they provide tours over downtown SA, the Hill Country, as well as point to point transportation. https://alamohelicoptertours.com/ They have a really nice pilot's lounge for those pilots who have to stay at the airport while their clients go to meetings or events in the city. Decent sized meeting rooms available for rent to anyone in the general public. One of the best features added back in 2016 is a local BBQ joint called The Big Bib. But that is a separate review. Even if you are not a pilot or a flyer, I encourage you to visit this place if you a San Antonio native. You really need to learn more about the history and the future plans for this place!

I've had the pleasure of driving for Transporter Limo for over 7-8 yrs and I cannot say enough…read moregreat things about my experience. From the moment I got in his vehicles, to the end of my ride, the entire process was nice. His vehicles are immaculate and luxurious. The interior is spacious and well-maintained, providing a comfortable and elegant environment for the passengers journey. The attention to detail in the cleanliness and presentation of the vehicle will not go unnoticed and will be an added overall experience. Overall, I would highly recommend this limo business to anyone in need of reliable and luxurious transportation. The level of professionalism, attention to detail, and exceptional service truly set them apart from the rest. I will continue to drive for Transporter in the future.

I have known Al and his company The Limousine Transporter for 7 years. We both share a love for…read morethe Limousine business because we each had one. Although the business is a very competitive one, Al is always one for offering very low price rates and having exceptionally clean comfortable vehicles. Besides his remarkable vehicles, he and his drivers all offer great customer service. Expect to be treated as royalty whenever you are their client!!!