This airport was clean and manageable overall, but let's talk honestly about the rental car…read moresituation -- it is EXTREMELY far and completely walkable only. After a long travel day, dragging luggage that distance is definitely not ideal, so be prepared for a serious walk if you're renting a vehicle. Also... no Starbucks? Absolutely wild. For an airport, that honestly feels unbelievable. Sometimes travelers just want something familiar, quick, and dependable before or after a flight, and not having one was definitely noticed. The airport itself is currently under construction in some areas, but that had nothing to do with the rental car location or the lack of a Starbucks. Those were simply the biggest inconveniences of the experience for me personally. Other than that, the airport experience was decent enough, but definitely wear comfortable shoes and plan accordingly if you're renting a car.

What a dream! We arrived two hours early and I honestly couldn't believe how smooth everything was…read more There was literally no line to check in with the airline and no line at TSA. In all my years of flying, I don't think I've ever experienced that before! The airport itself was clean, well-maintained, and easy to navigate. My only complaint is that there really aren't many restaurant or food options. If you're flying out of this airport, don't come hungry! Overall, though, the incredibly quick check-in and TSA experience definitely made for a stress-free start to our trip.

Also home to skydive newport and helicopter tours, this is a much less congested and traffic free…read morethan tf green. Mostly just private flights for the rich, but this tucked away airport has all you could ask for.

Pretty small airport with pretty easy access. $5 each for parking and landing for out of state…read moreaircraft. Runway 34 is fairly short and lots if birds around. FBO didn't seem to be always manned due to their other operations; they officially close at 4 local. If using 34, the turnoff for parking comes quickly, so expect you'll have to turn around on the runway; make sure you make the appropriate radio call!

Gary provided my granddaughter with excellent service to Boston Logan airport and back. He was…read morepersonable and she felt safe with his driving. I would recommend Gary's transportation services.

Gary is great. Respectful, pleasant driver and very accommodating. Would work with him again.read more

I expect to grow a little bit over the years, but not to Gro a Ton…read more This is a cute little provincial airport with very little traffic, and it just seems extremely sleepy all the time, which suits it, and me, fine. It's mostly for rich people that want to fly directly into Connecticut without dealing with the Bostons and the New Yorks and the New Jerseys of the world. The car rental agency here got me what I needed but there were issues. I would give this cute little airport a four star, especially as everybody left me alone to do with my business which I appreciated.

I hope they can return to commercial service soon. Great location for business travel, spacious and…read moreclean with an excellent cafe in the building.

After traveling for over a week and touching down in communist countries and others, I get to…read moreboston and it is the only airport in 5 that does not give you a cart to get your bags on arrival. And the charge a whopping $7. Crappy aBodton

So this year I switched it up. Normally, when my sisters and I do our yearly trip, I'm heading down…read moreto JFK or Newark and fly together. This time, I drove to Cambridge, stayed with my daughter, then day of our flight, Ubered from her place to here for our layover flight to France before heading to Marrakech. Best part? I saved $273 coming here! As for Logan itself, the airport is small and easy to navigate. Getting to the gate was no drama at all. That Uber/Lyft pickup situation though? The ride-share section is confusing to get to. Other than that, Logan did what it needed to do. Got us there, got us back, saved me money AND gave me extra time with my kid. Would I use Logan again instead of JFK, Newark or any NY airport? Yup! Especially if it's saving me $273!

We arrived and waited the boarding time. This was my first time being in a very small airport so…read morethis was very intriguing to see how it operated. They were very efficient. Going through TSA was fast. We then sat in an outdoor waiting area. We entered the plane by an outside ramped walkway . Afterwards we entered the smaller plane as usual. We ate there earlier when we arrived in town and the food was good. Very nice airport.

Martha's Vineyard has an old fashion and I like it. While waiting to board you go to an outside…read moretented area and then walk to the plane. There is not too much to the airport but it was fun to watch all the private planes take off. Cabs to Edgartown run 35-45 dollars.

East airport! Ok food and good service. Cape Air is the only…read moreoperator at the airport as of now. (hopefully AA soon) But good airport nevertheless.

New owners. It was pretty crowded on a Wednesday, but the wait was only about 10min. They appear to…read morebe renovating the section of the restaurant that had the fireplace in it... adding another bar. Lots of new outdoor furniture which could be pretty cool when it warms up to have a drink out there and watch the planes land and take off. The menu was good.... pretty diverse for all taste buds. I had the great hill ribeye at $26. It was good. I asked for medium but it was well done. Still good. Small portion tho and was very fatty despite being pretty burnt on ends. The cool thing is you get soup or salad with an entree and two sides. That makes the 26 bucks worth it. Kale soup was AMAZING. The bread served was those crappy rolls and they were cold. But once in my soup tasted great ;) The other guest with me had the Cobb salad. The chicken portion was small and it had a lots of salad on a little plate. Given they are new all the little things that I thought they improved on seem to be part just opening. Hopeful with time they become five stars! My suggestion increase your protein portions, get better bread, and your customers to cut into steak when you bring it out.

There are trips you take with a boarding pass, and trips you take with a headset and a controller…read more Our run into Block Island Airport in 2024 managed to sit right in the middle of both worlds, blurring the lines until it barely mattered whether we were actually there or just cruising above the digital Atlantic in Flight Simulator 24. The approach was classic Block Island: a little dramatic, a little beautiful, a little "who approved building a runway here?" Even in the sim, the coastline hits you with that New England melancholy that makes you wonder why you don't live your whole life near the ocean. Touchdown was smooth enough that, for a second, we all forgot we were sitting in living rooms with snacks instead of oil-stained airfields with stories. But honestly? The atmosphere pulled us in anyway. Block Island Airport doesn't need to try. It just exists in that charming, scruffy way small airports do--real or virtual. And then there was the diner. In real life, Bethany's Airport Diner--now renamed Ellen's--still holds the same soul. Different name, same vibe. And the food? Exactly the kind of no-nonsense comfort you hope for when you wander into an island airport hungry and sunburned. Eggs, toast, coffee that wakes you up without asking permission... the kind of meal that tastes honest. Even in the sim, we joked about stopping in like we could actually smell the griddle. That's how you know a place is good: when it sticks with you in worlds where it technically doesn't exist. Our little crew parked our digital planes, snapped too many screenshots, and soaked in the weirdly perfect blend of nostalgia and adventure. For a moment, we weren't teachers, pilots, gamers, or whatever titles life sticks us with. We were travelers. Block Island Airport does that to you--whether your wheels leave the ground or not.

Very rude man at the front desk. Would believe they'd have respectful workers working at an AIRPORT.read more

Super quiet and quaint. Loved that the airport felt so backyard-like. It is a private airport, but…read moreit felt exclusive as there were no other planes landing or taking off. Office felt like a one-bedroom/studio. Bathroom inside was clean and gentleman at desk was pleasant. Fees are inflated a bit and there's no one there at certain times so call ahead to square any details.

Picturesque airport about five miles from main town of Montauk…read more I think it's privately owned and unfortunately there is a steep-ish $25 landing fee. The beach is right across the street from the field though (walkable and the friendly people working here might even be able to give you a lift). No instrument approaches or fuel and the strip is on the shorter side (2500ft or so) so triple checking your landing distances on hot days. Hard to beat the beauty of a beach across the street though so it's worth a visit!