This airport is easy to great through and has great options for dining !…read more I loved sitting down and just relaxing, while enjoying some fresh air with wine ! Will definitely return for the wine and the atmosphere! Great vibes !

Review is based on my experience here for other things besides flying in and out. Of the times I've…read morebeen, it's alway been great. Picking up a rental car at one of the station has been a breeze. Driving in has always been a breeze without all the crazy traffic. The airport isn't that busy but a nice small international one. Picking up rentals cars was simple. The different rentals places are located at the end of the airport. They're pretty much close to each other as the counters are one after the other. Check in for cars was a breeze and pick up your car outside. Everything is self serve. But also, I love that you can take the Amtrak Chartered Motor coach, a shuttle bus. There's a stop at the end of the airport right next to the rental car. Get on the bus which takes you all the way to downtown Fullerton where you connect to the Amtrak and go down to Los Angeles. That was a game changer finding out that I can do public transportation instead in of driving and sitting in traffic. There's always loads of parking whenever I'm coming through. So based on the charter bus and rental car at the airport, it's alway been a nice experience. Haven't tried a flight here but with a small airport, they tend to be way easier than the hustle and bustle of your larger international airport.

This review is for international arrivals parking…read more If you're picking someone up from an international trip and not doing curbside pickup, parking is pretty straightforward. The first 30 minutes are free, with a fee after that. Grab a ticket, keep it on your dash so you don't lose it, and find a spot. Easy peasy.

ONT is a world apart from the mess that is LAX. It is much less hassle to park (ample open air…read moreparking lots and valet parking available), check in, check bags, and board your plane than LAX. Services are good with lots of food and bars as well as a private lounge. Mostly, domestic flights, though they do have an international terminal for some flights to Asia and Mexico. For arrivals, less crowded, and orderly baggage claim areas. Curbside pickup, Uber pickup, and hotel shuttle pickup is pretty quick. Parking lots are mostly within walking distance and are well lit. The only downside is that some destinations are more costly than flying out of LAX but you save on the driving/Uber time in traffic.

The people here are the nicest and they provide great service focused on the general aviation…read morecommunity. The airport is by a mountain range and there are some beautiful views upon landing. Rental cars are provided on the field by Go Rentals and they are nice and guarantee a car upon landing, although rates can be pricy for an economical car. The Bermuda Dunes airport is close to one of the top rated bakeries on Yelp, the TKB Bakery with a 5-star average with over 2500 reviews (about a 10m drive away). I highly recommend stopping there for lunch after you land for one of their famous sandwiches. This airport is also the much more economical option to access Palm Springs, CA. There are no landing fees and overnight fees are under $15 for a single engine piston. Fuel prices are reasonable and the staff are so kind and nice. It's only a 30 minute drive from Palm Springs, CA as well.

ALL NEW Bermuda Dunes Airport! 5 Stars…read more Bermuda Dunes Airport has truly stepped up its game with its recent remodel--Mid-Century Modern meets top-tier service! From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warm hospitality and a beautifully upgraded facility. I was so happy to see all this! The amenities here are next level. Freshly baked hot cookies and a variety of snacks make for a welcoming touch. The restrooms are like a spa, stocked with lotions, mints & mouthwash, hairspray and all the extras you didn't know you needed. The staff is fantastic--friendly, professional, and always willing to help. Whether you're stopping in for a quick break or spending some time here, Bermuda Dunes Airport makes the experience exceptional. Highly recommend!

I went here for my go al entry.... Wow there is literally no one here.... Seems like the perfect…read moreplace to fly in and out of internationally.... Parking is right in front... It was so easy....

Small terminal within Ontario International Airport only for international flight arrivals…read more Totally detached from the main terminals. It's a small and simple area with free parking adjacent to the terminal. Passengers clear customs and walk out through here with luggage and then it's off to the car. If you're in the SGV to the IE, this option beats picking up people at the Tom Bradley terminal at LAX.

This airport has no consideration for Big Bear city residence. They put work helicopters directly…read moreadjacent to residential homes with total disregard to the amount of noise dust they produce for the residence. This has been going on for weeks. Of all the places on the apron is this the best choice you could have made? Very disappointing.

How can you not recommend an airport? Especially one as beautiful as this. Flying in is absolutely…read morebreathtaking - landing is easy and taking off is just as dreamlike. Easy to access. Ample parking. Great services and restaurant.

Nice view of Ontario from the gate window today…read more When your flight gets delayed, the disappointment and frustration can color how you perceive the airport itself. Now that I've eaten and I'm relaxed, I can honestly say Terminal 2 is clean, the staff are helpful and doing their best, and I'd rather be stuck here than some other airport.

I've been using this airport since 1998 when they opened. I picked up my mom flying in from…read moreHawaii. It was so easy. My mom said it was a short walk. I tried it myself flying United to Chicago. It was such a breeze compared to LAX. Today, maybe it's still a breeze to check in, drop the bags and go through TSA. It helps to be TSA precheck to breeze through that line especially if you travel alot. Fil-A-Chic will be opening soon. There is a vending machine to get a hot bowl of ramen. If you're having a hard time getting Pokémon packs there's a vending machine for that too. It always looks full like they're not selling. Must be the price. One difference now is most of the flights are full. Back then not so much. It could use some remodeling now just to not look a little run down. I don't mind much. I like the convenience of breezing through to the departure gates.

I have flown out of the Tijuana airport a few times in my life, the most recent time being last…read moreweek. It was the first time I went to that airport since CBX had been constructed. Hubby and I were headed to Puerto Escondido, which is very expensive and very time-consuming to fly to from the airport in San Diego. However, flight prices and times were much more reasonable from Tijuana. Thanks to CBX, we didn't need to find anyone to cross the border and drive us directly to the airport, especially as our flight departed at 5:40 AM. It was nice to have an easy drop off on this side of the border. Anyway, we were dropped off on the US side, and had pre-purchased CBX tickets online for $50 per person, round trip. I felt that the price was very fair for the staffing and amenities along the way. We had already reserved a rideshare to drive us to CBX, but I saw the secure parking lots and realized that parking there is also a valid, safe option. It appeared that some of the secured parking cost about $30 per day, making it a good option depending how may days you would like to park your car. Anyway, when we entered, there were people guiding us, as it wasn't too crowded at that early hour. You scan your CBX ticket, your boarding pass, and your passport. Then you are able to walk through the barriers. There are escalators and elevators to get to the bridge, and signs stating that there is assistance available for people with disabilities. The bridge was clean and air-conditioned. We walked through customs just prior to entering the Tijuana airport. When I had learned about CBX, I was reluctant. A friend of mine told me that she had walked much further in various airports. It is true. The walk is short and easy Upon coming back to the states, we learned that there were several taco and other food trucks on the US side of CBX, as well as Starbucks and a well-known mall pretzel company. All in all, I am grateful to have a way to access the TJ airoprt in a very easy and affordable way. I plan to continue to use CBX for more affordable flights south of the border.

Easy peasy. With CBX, San Diego County basically gets a bonus airport out of TIJ that offers more…read moredirect flights, especially to other parts of Mexico. I used CBX to fly from TIJ to San Miguel Allende 10 years ago, and recently to Cancun. Both times were uneventful, exactly how I like my airport experiences to be. Purchase your CBX pass and parking ahead of time. Parking is priced cheapest in the dirt lot and most expensive in the covered/paved lot. I prefer the Goldilocks of uncovered paved in Lot A up front. Upon arrival, scan your CBX ticket and boarding pass (you can link them and just scan boarding pass as well, but don't need to). Same on the way back.

This restaurant is tucked away at the Riverside Airport…read more This venue is huge! It has both inside/outside dining - outside has both covered & uncovered. They are well staffed with courteous servers and bartenders. Today, we sat at the bar where Karley was our server. She was super attentive and engaging. Recommending the dishes that they like and they are not wrong!!! Today, we ordered the BLT with a cup of Poblano cheese soup, and a Chorizo Biscuits & Gravy (all pictured) The space was packed and felt energetic even though it was gloomy and rainy. Trixie the clown was there to entertain kids and brought sunshine to the place.

Nice, small airport that is well maintained. The parking lines are clearly marked so there is no…read moreconfusion. There is a cafe, complete with vegan options. Nice!! The waiting area is super clean, AC-ed, and comfy. The flight school is here too, and is one of the best places around to learn how to fly. Not as good as over in Bishop (I'm biased!) but it's a great place to start! Only downside is that it closes early at 4pm, so plan accordingly!

On Saturday around 6 p.m., my pregnant wife and I were dropping off family at the airport. There…read morewere very few cars in the drop‑off area, and we stopped briefly no more than a minute to unload. Almost immediately, a male employee approached my wife and told her to move the car because the vehicle in front supposedly needed room to leave. However, there was clearly plenty of space for that car to exit, and there was no turn signal or indication that it was trying to pull out. The interaction felt unnecessary and abrupt, especially given how quickly we were unloading and the light traffic at the time. Afterward, the employee stood in the roadway to block cars so I could pull out, which felt excessive and awkward. This isn't an elementary school drop‑off where traffic needs to be manually stopped, and anyone familiar with airport drop‑offs knows they can be tight and fluid. I have never experienced this kind of situation at any other airport, and certainly not under similar circumstances. The handling of this felt unreasonable and made an otherwise simple drop‑off frustrating for no clear reason.

If I have to fly out of SoCal the best and realest option for me is the Ontario airport and a lot…read moreof my flights for NorCal or for work domestically have always been through terminal 4. Literally go up the escalator/stairs, through TSA, and then turn right and the terminal is literally right there. There are times where there's only 1-5 people ahead of me in line at TSA and you don't have to take your shoes off anymore, making the process so much faster and smoother. Food and shopping options are a bit limited, but it's a smaller airport so no big deal for me. Seating is usually plentiful but the tables with the power outlets go by pretty quickly. Sometimes the flight attendants have a mic so you can hear updates, but obviously sit closer to the gate out if you really want updates or to correctly know when to line up.