I have a love hate with this airport. It's tiny and has very few flights so every trip has a…read morelayover in a larger airport and often there are weather delays. BUT it has the friendliest staff ever. I actually enjoy the TSA line. Everyone is smiling and nice. No one yells at you to remove things in your pockets etc. And shoutout to the lady that works the morning flights. More than once I have seen her hustle and board two flights at a time. Gates 2 and 3. She should be cloned. Not sure how she does it...

A weekend trip in and out. A smaller airport, but very well organized and exceptionally well…read moremaintained. Lots of charging ports everywhere for USB A &C. Everything was a quick walk.

It was small. We went twice...when we arrived and when we left. Staff was really nice, and bar…read moretender was very friendly. Upon our arrival it was pretty empty. Everything was stocked and good. When we departed...it was a mad house. No seating area for two. The soup was out and the food was all low. We waited for the refills. Still good, just small.

Its Mediocre Mon again!…read more The Sky Club at MSY is narrow and small. The bar has two seats, the TVs are impossible to view bc they are small and have six channels playing at once. Nonetheless, the staff is friendly & warm esp the Filipina Ops Mgr (Myra?). Unfortunately the space is so small, you feel claustrophobic.

Superb customer service and reasonable fuel prices. Inside, this is a beautiful FBO full of great…read moredrinks and snacks (which is important to me!). The bathrooms were sparkling clean, and everyone -- from the front desk to ramp service -- seemed happy to see us and were friendly and accommodating even to our kids!

Lounges are limited at the New Orleans airport. We were able to access this Lounge with our…read morePriority Pass. We did have to join the waitlist, where we were told it would be 60 to 85 minutes. In fact, it was probably less than 15 minutes before we got the text that we could come in. There's lots of seating and they have a full bar. A coffee machine, juice and a water machine are also available. The breakfast options were actually pretty good with eggs, bagels and toast, yogurt, parfait, fresh fruit, as well as other items. It was clean, and there was plenty of staff coming around, making sure the tables were remained in tiptop shape.

Club MSY at the New Orleans airport is an okay lounge. It's a clean and comfortable place to relax…read morebefore a flight, with plenty of seating available. The bathrooms are also very well maintained. The biggest downside is the food. The selection is usually very limited, and the quality is nothing special. Customer service is also inconsistent. During my visit this morning, the staff didn't greet or acknowledge customers, which made the lounge feel less welcoming. Overall, it's a good place to sit, relax, and recharge in a clean environment, but the food and customer service could definitely be improved.

Very spacious and wonderful place to relax while waiting for our flight. Service was great and…read moreenvironment was perfect

This United Club is on the smaller side, but it still has everything you need for a comfortable…read moreairport lounge stop. It may not be huge or especially flashy, but it works well. The space covers the basics, feels functional, and gives you what you want from a lounge -- a quieter place to sit, recharge, and take a break from the terminal. Overall, a solid lounge that makes good use of a smaller footprint.

One of the most beautiful and uplifting in the country. It feels airy and luminous. The…read moreconcessions are well placed in the middle of the . The restaurants are of high-quality as one would expect in New Orleans.

As far as airports go, I really have nothing to complain about here. It was incredibly easy to get…read morein and out of the airport both when I arrived and when I flew home. One thing that really stood out to me was how clean and spacious the bathrooms were, which, honestly, is one of the biggest things I look for in an airport. There are also plenty of food and restaurant options, which was a nice surprise. While it's not one of the largest airports I've been through, it still has everything you need and never felt overcrowded or difficult to navigate. Overall, it was a smooth, stress-free experience, and I'd definitely be happy to fly through Louis Armstrong Airport again.

Million Airs throughout the US never disappoint, and this one is no exception! The service is…read moregreat, people are friendly, and it's a convenient location. Take the time to go to the restaurant on the top floor. The food is incredible!

This is one of the nicest FBOs I've been to. Last minute we flew down to the coast for a quick get…read moreaway. Av has was expensive at $8 a gallon but we used the Mercedes 300 crew car and that offset the high fuel price. Inside was decorated very nice and there is a restaurant upstairs that is open during the week.