Funny thing is this Airport is called the Chicago Executive Airport. Yelp has the old airport name…read more The building says Hawthororne? Signiture is the same company I was told. Show ID and get on the plane. "Net Jet" charter What more can you ask for! It would be nice to fly this way always.

I love the Milwaukee airport! Easy to navigate, close-by, and security is usually fast. Some direct…read moreflights available. I've never had any issues at this airport. My only suggestion is they shoulder consider getting rid of Starbucks and bring in someone local to Milwaukee like Colectivo or Stone Creek Coffee. I'd rather support local businesses.

I promise I'm not biased....... It's my home airport, but…read moreI'm also a fllight attendant. I have written to management before of bathroom complaints during the pandemic and recieved quick accountability action and response. I have talked to security directors and they were fast acting and communications were too notch. Staff is amazing there. One of the easiest airports to get around, nice shopping spots and restaurants. You have to go to the museum and bookstore. It's very easy to get around and efficient.

I often take the Badger Bus back and forth from Milwaukee, and this is my favorite place to arrive…read moreand depart from. It's clean, bright, spacious, and has free wifi. The excellent Stone Creek Coffee is in a beautiful historic building right across the street. The staff here is friendly and helpful. Arrive early to avoid the bottleneck of cars and people (especially the ones smoking, ugh). They have vending machines with lots of choices, but at double the price ($2.00 for a bottle of soda?) The only reason for losing a star.

So much cleaner and nicer than the building used to be. It's bright and airy. I will say the…read moreoverhead speaker system echoes too much in the space, but that's all they can do in a huge building. Security is good - they regularly round up the homeless who wander through the building. I have never felt threatened or not secure in this building. I get through here a couple of times a year in my annual Detroit-Milwaukee treks.

Despite a lot of rude comments toward other people and the company I'm glad the airport got us…read morehome, yes I got frustrated at one point then found prayer an repentance an peace at the end. it was very late an even if some people were grumpy or over prideful even in the reviews I'm going to say thank the good Lord they eventually got us home and to all you out there looking down at everyone check your pride there is no good kind of pride and Judge not less be judged upon the same measure you use toward others because you cant love the Lord if you don't love your neighbor but I pray for those that were so cold to anyone that your hearts be soften an approach others in kindness in Jesus name Amen. Also thank you Ohare for getting us home safe Bless you and your staff.

Just flew through Omaha again and it reminded me why we actually enjoy using this airport. While…read morethere is currently some construction going on, it still manages to feel small, efficient, and easy to navigate compared to many larger airports. Getting in and out is straightforward, parking is convenient, and the shuttle service to the terminal is quick and painless. We never feel like we need to arrive ridiculously early just to survive the experience. Inside the terminal there are enough food and drink options to grab a snack, relax for a bit, or enjoy the obligatory pre-flight cocktail before boarding. Seating areas are comfortable and the overall atmosphere feels much less chaotic than many major hubs. TSA has consistently been friendly during our trips, and security lines move surprisingly fast, which definitely helps take some of the stress out of traveling. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is mainly because the airport is showing its age in certain areas and the ongoing construction can make parts of the experience feel a little less polished right now. That said, the convenience factor is hard to beat. For travelers in the Omaha area, this is one of those airports that simply gets the job done without turning travel day into a headache. We fly through here often and will gladly continue to do so.

I mean its igh and its airlines are very cool its just the service that didn't treat me quiet wellread more

Great airport. It's perfect for what it is and it's far enough away from ORD's airspace that I…read morehighly recommend it for new flight students residing in Chicagoland. If I were to ever buy an airplane I'd strongly consider keeping it at UGN. There are many corporate jets that call UGN home, and it's got any and all services one would need. The controllers are FANTASTIC.

K-TOWN!!! Locals…read morecall Kenosha K-town or Keno, so if you wanna sound cool then go ahead. Did you know that K-town is the 4th largest city in Wisconsin with approximately 100,000 residents. It is also located on Lake Michigan and is the fourth largest city on the West side of Lake Michigan behind Chicago, Milwaukee & Green Bay. I really like visiting here because it is like Chicago without all of the costs. There is free parking...shhh don't tell LAZ or they will ruin K-town too. In fact, we've parked for free with a view of the water and enjoyed a family picnic on a park table. There were plenty of empty tables to choose from. If this was Chicago, then this process wouldn't have been this easy. We would be sitting on a curb eating lunch. I also learned some famous people are from here. I was intrigued to find out that Orson Wells was from here. In fact, I was able to find his house on Yelp and I walked over to check it out. How cool was that? Even Billy Zane is from here. I like Billy Zane. Where is he at? Did he actually go down with the Titanic? Daniel J Travanti from Hill Street Blues and Academy Award winner Don Ameche from Cocoon all are from here. Not bad for this cute little town. Now Kenosha is easy to get to. You can drive or jump on the Metra train. Yes there is a Metra train that leaves downtown Chicago and arrives here. If you do take the train please be aware the train stop in Kenosha can be a little shady, so keep your eyes open. I also enjoy the museums here. There is a dinosaur discovery museum which is free but small. The main floor is crammed full of dinosaur skeletons. So enjoy. There is also a Civil War Museum and a Public Museum, which are also free. Again this would never happen in Chicago. The downtown area has seen better days. There are several closed storefronts but many new businesses are trying to bring the downtown area back to life. It is fun to walk around and discover new places. There's a small brewery in town now. It is also fun to ride on the old trolley cars. Some days are free but I believe the normal charge is a quarter. These things are a piece of history and there still running. Did you know they produced millions of cars here? AMC was a big player in this town. It is kind of sad to see the shut down factories and to realize all of the jobs that have been lost. These kind of losses to an economy can crush a city. I am sure that Kenosha is still coming out of these hard times. But little by little life is coming back. I also must recommend you hit Tenuta's. This is an old Italian store that also grills sausage & brats out front. But I highly recommend you go into the deli counter and get a meatball sandwich covered in hot giardinera. It is so delicious and it's a deal too. So K-town has got it going on. It is a close trip to downtown Chicago or downtown Milwaukee. So if you're looking for something different or an adventure then this might be your weekend trip.

Great airport, but kinda deserted. We had fun last year at the air and car show!!! I think that is…read morein June? I wish we could do semi-commercial flights from here without going to Milwaukee or Chicago...I can dream...

We fly out of Rockford Airport regularly and love it. Easy…read moreand inexpensive parking compared to larger airports. Never a line when going through security, no long walks to gates and friendly staff all around. Highly recommended!

We fell in love with this airport! It is peaceful, relaxing, and easy to navigate. Everywhere you…read morego, everyone seems happy to help you, especially compared to O'Hare and Midway, where people often act as if you are bothering them, particularly at security. In Rockford, everyone is very friendly and willing to assist, making it a truly stress-free experience. We had no issues with internet access or the variety of shops available. There are plenty of shops here!