Contour Airlines forced my grandbabies to wait over 6 hours in a small waiting area at the Macon…read moreairport due to delays...all day delays. No food. No restaurants. Just waiting all day. Will drive to Atlanta next time. Poor customer service. No explanation for the delays. Just delay after delay.

Remember, it's a small regional airport with one "airline" (Contour Airlines). They do things a…read morelittle differently. I showed up an hour before boarding time. TSA opened at boarding time. TSA - probably the most strict I've seen in the world. They seem to run on their own program. At takeoff time, the crew was still waiting on the refueling truck. Sure, it's convenient if you're traveling to select locations, but I'm not sure I'll do it again. I value timeliness and standardized procedures.

I have vivid memories of my first experience at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport…read morewhile on a pretty lengthy layover, before heading to Puerto Rico to celebrate my 38th birthday. Specifically, I can remember the southern hospitality that my wife and I felt being extended from the TSA agents to the staff in the lounges. Being from California, this was a huge culture shock and has since ignited a spark of excitement whenever I hear that our flight plans include a stop at this airport. Therefore, I was elated when my wife informed me that our trips to South Africa would include a stop at Hartsfield-Jackson. Arriving from Sacramento, we were warmly greeted by a friendly employee who stood at the gate exit/entrance. Since we had a little over an hour before our flight departed, we decided to take the plane train to our gate. While attempting to board the train, we observed an employee contacting 911 while simultaneously trying to communicate with a gentleman whom had fainted on the train. Although I was unable to obtain the employee's name, I think that she deserves a huge kudos for remaining calm during this situation and ensuring that the gentleman was able to safely exit the train and receive medical attention. Keep up the great hospitality Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport!

The busiest airport in the world. FYI: concourse and gates are essentially the same thing. I was…read morepretty confused when I was trying to look for gate C and there was an escalator that pointed to all concourses. To get to your concourse (or gates), you have to take the air train from the security terminal. Don't really have much to say besides it does its job connecting you pretty much anywhere you need to go in the US and the Caribbean. I also hate how Delta told me my flight was going to be delayed and then decided to back track and say it's on time. Resulting in me needing to expedite what I was doing and call an Uber to the airport immediately. Not cool.

I have flown in and out of this airport at least twice. This airport is small and quaint. Not a…read morebusy airport. There are no restaurants, only vending machines. There is a conference room available that can be rented (unsure if you have to pay). No overnight stays as the airport closes I believe around 1030pm. It's clean and newly renovated. The renovation is aesthetically pleasing. Currently, Delta Airlines primarily operates and flies out of this airport. American Airlines previously operated here about a year ago. It's convenient and easy to get in and out without any stress. TSA is pretty quick and efficient. I would use this airport again in the future.

Let me start out by saying I love the convenience of this small airport. However, this morning I…read morewas harassed by a couple members of TSA. I fly regularly and am very aware of what is allowed in a carry on bag, today was no different. The "TSA agent" (hero) made me stand in the body scanner for TEN passes because it was flagging my wrist each time, it was clearly just the bracelet I had on but he refused to recognize that or let me take it off. After the TSA hero sniffed out and eliminated that huge safety threat, I get thru and my carryon gets flagged next. I patiently sit there while they unfold my clothes and scramble up my entire bag to get a swab of every inch in my suitcase. I am calm at this point and recognize they are just doing there job, no issues. Next comes the real kicker, the explosive residue detector alarm starts "ringing like crazy" -TSA hero's words. None of the 6 other people standing right there heard such a thing or anything other than the normal scanning noises. Buddy runs around and informs me I need to go thru a full body search. He proceeds to aggressively pat and rub me down in EVERY area of my body. This guy groped me and went Mike Tyson in my testicular area with his aggressive demeanor. Only to tell me he found nothing and I'm good to go. Way to save the day buddy. A true hero in our community.

When I was a police officer for Perry. I would routinely patrol the airport. I always thought it…read morewas cool to drive the squad car near the runway, but it was also exciting to me to get to see a lot of the planes up close. Now that I have a 2-year-old son, it was a pleasant surprise to discover that the staff at the airport seemed enjoy when I bring my kid out. The pilots are all very friendly and very happy to talk about there plans and where they've gone. It's a trip to hear my 2-year-old son. Tell me that ailerons are for turning the planes around. There's almost always something going on at the airport even if only the planes flying training hours or coming in for fuel. I really enjoy the stories from some of the pilots that I met. I highly recommend for a cheap outing if you have kids.

Nice airport. Beautiful scenery flying into here. Nice and friendly staff…read more The terminal is very small and they have 50 public and 5 cooperate aircraft hangers here. They also offer two aircraft schools here as well.

According to the sign on the shack next to the runway, it is "Home of some of the world's best…read morepilots, prettiest women, and a few old grouches". I've only seen the old grouches so far, but they'll do!

First solo Auburn Airport! Great places to live and fly. Lots of food and entertainment near the…read moreairport close to the interstate and in the middle of Auburn and Opelika Alabama.

Wow! We love landing at Auburn University Regional Airport. The FBO is brand new and so incredibly…read morenice. They even have a balcony with rocking chairs for your viewing pleasure of the runway! From the west, you will fly right over Auburn University before landing. There is no tower here, but the airport can get pretty busy with student pilots in the aviation program there. Also, I imagine that it gets pretty busy on game weekends in the Fall or if anything else of significance is going on at the university.

There really is no point for this airport. Seriously, with Atlanta airport about an hour and a half…read moreaway and with this airport being nothing more than a connector to major airports it's a waste of time. Delta and American are the only two airlines that fly out of here. It actually takes less time to drive to Columbus from Atlanta than to wait for a connecting flight.

This airport is a joke and so is its TSA. Some hefty white woman literally yelled at my 66 year old…read moremother for "being late to her flight" Translation: They couldn't leave their day job early. It left at 2:50- she was there at 2. The Delta employee behind the counter obviously left early and other employees refused to help my mom check her bag. They made her bring it on the flight- I think to solely inconvenience her. They made her take her shoes off, her cardigan and her necklace. They were so adamant that she was so late but unnecessarily and meticulously went through every single part of her luggage. And wouldn't you know, she actually made her flight there? Crazy, right!? Luckily, when she got to ATL, an employee saw the distress my mother was in and got her a wheel chair. The people that work at this airport are a perfect example of why you should stay in school. You are all a joke.