Music City, Athens of the South, City of Rocks, Buckle of the Bible Belt, The Protestant Vatican, Cashville, Nashvegas, Guitar Town. Or just Nashville, y'all.
Try the BBQ if you have a layover.... Any of it! It's the best in the country! Don't let any one tell you different!
In 2003, Atlanta City Council honored former Mayor Jackson by renaming the airport Hartsfield-Jackson. Jackson's work was instrumental in adding the 5th runway making Atlanta the busiest in the world. Read more.
Welcome to Louisville. Need visitor information? Stop by the desk at the bottom of the escalators in baggage claim. Or swing by the Louisville Visitors Information Center at the corner of 4th and Jeff Read more.
Tiny airport. Easy to get around. BIG thumbs up for free wifi and courtesy power outlets in terminal.
Fly Delta to / from here - I've flown American and Delta here, the Delta terminal is so much nicer, completely worth it
Sav airport is the BEST airport ever! You can still do curbside check-in & actually get out of your car without the Po Po running you off. Just make sure you tip your skycap!
Though Jacksonville, FL is the largest city by land area in the continental U.S., its airport is relatively small. It was also one of the first airports to provide free wi-fi, per the JAX website.
Security lines can be brutal at MCO. Be sure to allow plenty of time and bring your patience. You WILL see strollers in the expert traveler line in Orlando.
Skip the lines at the main airline counter by using curb side bag check. They'll get your bags checked and get you your boarding pass.
Go through security early enough to sit in the outdoor waking area and enjoy a final drink with your feet in the sand (yes, there's sand)
You never have to get here more than one hour early...security is always a breeze and if you print your boarding pass ahead of time...you will breeze right thru. The easiest airport!
Getting into the city of Miami from the airport is cheap... and you can be at the beach in less than 30 minutes! As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Be sure to check out the Artwork at the entrance to Concourse B. New Edison Ford installation is awesome. And the Calusa Imdian photogs are amazing.
US Airways should rename itself FU Airways since they're so good at screwing me over.
If you are in need of a delicious burger, stop by Chickie's & Pete's in concourse E
Take the train at this airport - getting around without it is impossible! Really cool airport feature - the planes that taxi-in drive over bridges that cross highways!
Really? You couldn't book a flight out of O'Hare? #DontBlowIt next time.
On November 1, 2011, a 9 foot tall, bronze statue of President Reagan was unveiled at National Airport. Watch this video of Sculptor Chas Fagan discussing his work. Read more.
Don't be afraid to watch porn on your laptop or smartphone. It gives you extra space as the old lady next to you will keep her distance and stop talking to you about her grandchildren.
"Logan is the 19th busiest airport in the United States, and the only one named after the Marvel comic book character Wolverine." - Conan O'Brien
The JetBlue terminal has a board w/ menus for all eateries, so you can decide where to go before schlepping up and down the terminal. Or try the long work bar w/ free WiFi. Read more.
If you have a long layover go to the air and space museum. 12 minute shuttle ride from airport 1 USD round trip and soooo much more interesting than staring at a billboard
Best food in all terminals... Paradise Bakery! Don't forget to ask for a spoon or a fork if you need one as they don't offer it up. Finding out you need one on the plane isn't pleasant!
Go to the Observation Park outside the airport close to the parking deck. It's quiet and covered and you can watch the planes leave and land Read more.
Never having to wait more than 10 minutes for security makes TYS a win!
Lines are not short during Spring Break. They aren't as long as a major hub, but you should plan to arrive 60-90 minutes prior to your flight the middle of March - end of April.
Not a lot of passengers through here so the TSA gives you the full look over. Don't be offended if they go through everything. Give yourself time. Its kinda funny!
Holy old people, Batman! Despite the plethora of wheelchairs, this airport is low key and the lines go quickly.
The US immigration is on the Nassau airport. Make sure you have enough time for it! I can recommend Quiznos sub + beer. Faster than Wendy's!
There are lots of desk spaces available for laptop users in the cafe near gate 3. And also good internet connection with free wifi.
Free and speedy wifi. One restaurant outside security, and another on the gate 1-4 side. No restaurant on the gate 15-19 side. Both restaurants are just OK, not great.
Worst airport!! As everyone recommended, eat before you go through security. Ther is absolutely nothing to eat past it and everything closes early. I hope the tips about renovation are true!
The good: great bookstore, great restaurant past security, free WiFi; the bad: slow security, food, bars close early and on Sunday; the ugly: grumpy unprofessional staff and slowest baggage claim ever
Use the bathroom. Sooooo luxurious. Seriously, there are arm chairs in there just for chilling.
I get a kick out of everyone's highest opinion of this airport: the dyson airblades in the bathrooms. I dunno, I thought the rotating toilet seat covers were kinda nifty...
If you are not checking take park at the 3rd level and walk over the bridge to shorter security lines...lower level security lines are always longer.
Pappadeaux upstairs in Terminal E is a great place to grab a meal if you have some extra time. It's a fill service restaurant and bar. Try the bisque, any of the seafood, the swamp thing drink!
There's a very home-town feel to this place. By that I mean the folks who did the layout didn't realize they were planning for a city with over 3 million people in it.
If you're flying SWA Business Select, the far left security line is the Fly By line, but it's not marked well.
Welcome to Corpus Christi! If you're looking for local businesses with Foursquare specials, visit 4sqCC.com. Foursquare Corpus Christi! Read more.
For a good bite, check out the food area by Gate 12 - serving up food from Austin's best local eateries: Maudie's, The Salt Lick, and Amy's Ice Creams.
You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.
Southwest curbside checkin is awesome here! Made traveling with a baby very easy here.
Fast and speedy to get through security. Not a very big airport.
Nope, there isn't much to do and it feels very small...but that's why you get off your plane and are 100 feet from ground transport - easiest airport around.
When being picked up at the STL airport, its easier to meet your ride on the upper level after you get your luggage. Both the elevator and the escalator are handy and its not a lot of walking.
The security line doesn't open until they know a flight is going to depart on time!
Check out the awesome beach and ocean view on takeoff or landing depending on your flight path. Beautiful!
Eat before you get here!! Only one deli inside security and it gets old for us weekly travelors.
Flights always seem to be delayed. Use restroom before security. Nothing available after.
At GSP it doesn't take much time at all to get through ticketing, security and to the gate. If you're carrying on, you can literally get here 20 minutes before your flight and be fine.
Try Natty Greene's for a good local brew outside Street Scene (before going through security). Otherwise, very few food options here.
If it's a big or sold out flight allow plenty of time. If not, then you only need an hour. Nice staff except for the larger lady in usair luggage claims that will never file a claim
Bored? If you've got an hour or more to kill, the Botanical Gardens are a 5 minute walk from the Information Desk at Baggage Claim... and entry is free when you walk in!
Free luggage carts by the entrances, parking garage and by the baggage pick-up
Security is rarely a problem at ROA. If you give yourself plenty of time, there is free Wi-Fi provided in the terminal for your pre-flight entertainment.
Big bag of Blue Ridge kettle corn from the newstand is the best anywhere. At $2.99 a bag, well worth a try!
CRW is officially on foursquare now! Look us up on Twitter and Facebook too! Facebook.com/FlyCrw Twitter.com/YeagerAirport Read more.
CLE was originally a United Airlines Hub before shifting all operations to IAD in 1987.
Post-screening, you get a chance to squeeze in one last Great Lakes brew before shoving off to your destination. Go for it. You deserve it.
Out-of-towners: If you have lots of time to kill before your flight, don't go through security right away. There are more shopping & food options in the center mall area than by the gates.
Skip the fast food breakfast garbage. You can have a real breakfast at O'Briens for less than 10 bucks.
Be sure to stop and check-out the Mid Town Clock located just past security, between Terminals A & B. It plays every hour on the hour.
For one of the best steaks in all of New Jersey, stop by Gallagher’s Steak House near gate C120 at Terminal C. There’s a cool storefront refrigerator showing the steaks being “dry aged”.
Hartford's own small airport ~3 miles south of the city. Read more.
If your flight is about to depart and you are banging at the glass. Yes you missed your flight. No I won't ask the captain to set brakes.
In US customs stay to the right if you can... Corrals are much shorter than on the left...
For transborder flights, U.S. Customs pre-clearance is a breeze out of Montréal (as opposed to Toronto-Pearson), just aim for a late morning or early afternoon departure when the queues are lightest.
US departure section has nothing in it - just a crappy coffee shop. Go through customs as late as you can. Chicago and Philly flight often delayed/cancelled, check online before leaving home
PEI Tourism has a staffed booth as soon as you get off the plane into arrivals - maps, brochures and friendly advice!
The service in the on-site non-secured restaurant is often slow. If you're in a hurry to grab a bite with the family before your flight out, don't plan on being in and out!
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Good luck to all who are in town for the big ASMI convention! Be sure to make friends with Tim Lippe, Dean Ziegler, and Ronald Wilkes! They'll be likely to enjoy happy hour with you at Horizons!
When it goes wrong here, it it often does, don't take it out on the agents. They are doing a job. The industry sucks, not the people on the front line who may do be your neighbor.
Feeling discombobulated? Look for the Recombulation Area! (BTW... it's almost always cheaper, faster and easier to fly out of MKE than O'Hare)
On-site store is closed (as of Dec. 2011), so buy your last-minute cheese souvenirs elsewhere
From martini's, cocktails or ale to a hand carved sandwich built right in front of you, try Ike's Food and Cocktails. Its located by the D gates.
Very friendly airport. Everyone looks you in the eye, and gives you a friendly smile. Smile back it feels good.
There is no shop after security so if you want a book or something get it before.
TSA couldnt be more accomodating here. Makes travelling out of GEG a breeze!
There is some sort of hand soap embargo on the secure side of the airport in the men's room. Use the restroom and then go through security...or bring hand sanitizer.
Get your camera ready. Some of the best photos in the world were taken up in the air. (A window seat away from the wing is your best choice for views.)
Head to the Observation Area in the domestic terminal to watch the planes land & read up on YVR's history
"Portland’s official nickname, as of 2003, is “The City of Roses” which is much better then their previous nickname “Thorny Bush Township”" - Conan O'Brien
See the smiles on all the people boarding departing flights? You'd be happy too if you were leaving Medford. The reverse is also true!
There are great art exhibits on display between the concourses. If you have time to spare before checking through security take a peek and enjoy!
McCarran Airport has more than 1,234 slot machines throughout the airport terminals. Your last chance (or first opportunity) to win big!
This airport is amazing. Yeah, it's small but it's always clean and always a easy security check-in! It makes going home for holidays a lot easier. I'd hate to fly out of Sky Harbor every time.
SAN, dedicated in 1928, is also known as Lindbergh Field. San Diego was the city from which Charles Lindbergh began the journey that would become the first solo transatlantic flight.
Be prepared for the crazy takeoff. Find it pretty amusing that they warn you about it everytime (at least that's what I've experienced on Southwest)
"When I fly, I like to bring King Crab legs as a snack. Getting the hot melted butter through airport security is a hassle, but it’s totally worth it." - Conan O'Brien
You can get in and out of LA through this smaller airport, and you can also get some stuff done while you're there on the complementary free wi-fi!
Instead of waiting in line for TSA to check your boarding pass.. Go to the elevator and check in there. This is great when you are in a rush to go upstairs.
Traveling with Southwest? Check out the e-cloud: 1000s of switchable glass squares suspended from the ceiling that change from opaque to transparent w/the transmission of real-time weather data!
Raiders, Oakland A's, Warriors or Cal Golden Bears? Doesn't matter what you favorite team is. Check out Sports Scene Oakland for fan apparel Gate 22 Oakland Airport.
No matter what airline your fly, make sure you're at the gate 45 minutes to an hour prior to departure. Doors close 10 minutes prior to departure. Airplanes don't wait for you, YOU wait for airplanes.
After flying into and out of some of the nations largest airports, this one is still the best for people with laptops. Free charging bars, plus reasonably fast and secure WiFi for free.
Beware the guys that try to offer you free excursions for a 45 min presentation. It's a scam! They are everywhere, even in the grocery stores!
Heading to the mainland or beyond and need to kill time? Visit the garden on your way to gates 14-23. Nice place to relax.
Very mellow little airport. Checking in 2 hours before is excessive. If you have surfboards, say a little prayer for them and tip handlers well. Read more.
While on vacation I decided not to check work email instead listen to the live Hawaiian music & watch the accomplished hula dancers!
On the Gatwick Express, skip buying a ticket in advance. There's no extra charge for buying it on the train.
If you have to go to the city center by public transport, the cheapest way is the bus, just in front of the exit. The journey is 40 minutes, price 7-8 € one way.
The worst "world class city" airport ever. Often smells like an overflowing toilet, the Metro ticket machines don't accept U.S. credit cards, and there are no services. Next time, take a boat to Paris
Ask rate before getting into taxi. Get taxi near the policemen. Taxi drivers don't know English
Air China lounge is out of the immigration counter. It's not quiet. If you want to use wifi, you have to get the password at the front desk.
There's a place to park off the end of the runway on Molly Barr road that's awesome for plane watching.
No toilets beyond the security check point. Do your business before your mandatory strip down.
No need getting to this airport early. Give yourself about 5 minutes for getting through security (and that's if it's busy).
A little scary, but you can't be the location if you are a Pointer with a private plane.
Even during the holidays, this place doesn't seem to get crazy busy. Small and quiet, despite being an international airport.
Don't worry about packing your luggage neatly, they are going to mess it all up at Customs when you approach the gate.
Go to One Happy Bar by Gate 5 for some pre flight drinks. Ask for one of their free luggage tags when you pay.
So worth the extra $$ to fly into SBA and skip the drive from Burbank or LA.
est. 1939 - dedicated in honor of Leroy E. McChesney in 1987, who was longtime-member of the California Aviation Council & California Aeronautics Board. In 1988, a control-tower was opened by the FAA Read more.
No need to show up early. All 3 gates are in the same room with a soda machine for refreshments.
Great way to start your vacation...five minutes from airport to hotel pool.
