Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport

Bill & Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock, Arkansas offers a smooth travel experience with a clean, modern terminal and friendly service. Just minutes from downtown, it provides convenient parking, rental cars, and local dining options. With efficient security and frequent flights, it’s a reliable hub for both business and leisure travelers. Note: there are construction works going on and the pathway to the gates are bit crowded.

The airport is nice and spacious looks inviting no complaints. The only thing I would suggest is when we are waiting for our plane to make sure that the charging stations for phones and stuff are all working.

I dislike cognitive dissonance. The state where there is a disconnect between what you see and what your are told or expect. I experienced that today at LIT. While listening to the Little Rock mayor extol the positives of the city, the airport is a nest of desperation, decrepitude and unhappiness. Almost uniformly, the workers seem stressed and/or unhappy to be there. It is a stark contrast to the feeling when at the car rental counters and perhaps one of the easiest ways to draw comparisons. The car rental counters seem positively up beat when compared to the airport. The airport seems to be minimally renovated since my last visit, and it is undergoing additional work. However, things like a broad, sticky and white patch of missing carpet remains unrepaired, kind of kludged together with the other efforts to spruce the airport up. The effect is one of controlled dilapidation and disrepair, combined with an effort to seem like there is attention paid to airport upkeep. The airport is an entry to the city. It serves as a first experience for visitors, and it is a downer at best. At worst, it suggests a city and state in distress and undergoing financial hardship. The city and state deserve better. I would suggest to the mayor and city principals that they pay a great deal more attention to how the city appears to people whose first experience is the airport. The airport truly does not represent the city and the state, though it may reflect hardships that both are experiencing. In the end, traveling through the unhappy atmosphere of the LIT airport tinges and taints every traveler's experience downstreamof their arrival. It starts with the people and extends to the surrounds. Smiles and welcome make a person feel received. These are absent at the airport. The drab and disrepaired concourse feels depressed and really sinks the mood. Help the workers of the airport feel supported and of import. Make the airport seem crisp, clean, tidy and turned out, at the very least. Please better the visitors first experience of Little Rock, so that all of the rest of the experiences they have while visiting, or returning, are better for having passed through this port to Little Rock, Arkansas. Mayor Scott, make the experience received at the LIT airport match your vibrant words about Little Rock. Adding to this...Manikandan, how do you have almost nothing but 5 Star reviews? Are you paid? Your rating belies your review, and I have no idea how your words reflect the reality that I experienced.

A smaller airport wasn’t get in and out. TSA was quick and efficient. With only 12 gates, still a good variety of shopping. Clean facilities.

Yes, it's little, and security is pretty quick, but my whole experience has been terrible. It was torturous mostly because United couldn't get their info correct. The desk staff was trying very hard to fix the mess but the people making decisions above them definitely don't care about quality service. The airport itself though After having two flights canceled, I went to wait by the gate for my morning flight at 4:45 at 1:00 then security came and kicked everyone out to the front lobby so we all have to go back through security again. On top of everything else, I walk with a cane because of a broken hip, which adds a lot of difficulty to my trip. I've been a business owner for over 30 years, and I would be ashamed to treat my clients with such disrespect and disregard.

On the land side of the airport: nice, clean facility. Well-laid out. Clear signage makes it easy to find places like the rental car return. On the air side: this is an air traffic control training airport. That is, controller positions are often staffed by trainees so confusion is the word of the day. If you are flying an aircraft out of KLIT, confirm all ATC instructions and be on heightened alert for miscommunication from Clearance, Ground, Tower, and Departure.

This is a small airport. Many flights have to be completed by making a connection but it's not a big deal. There aren't many food options but they are palatable if you just have to grab a bite to eat. Personally, I like tge small size because it takes no time to get from your gate to baggage claim. Right now, drop off and pick up of passengers is a bit much due to construction but again, it's not a big deal. Most of the workers are more than happy to assist with any questions or assistance.

We have a flight in 1 hour and there is no people to check in our luggage for Allegiant. Like what are we supposed to do??? So disappointing. We ended up leaving our luggage behind.

A small airport that knows how to move things along. Clinton National won't overwhelm you with glitzy shops or endless terminals--but that's kind of the charm. From curb to gate, things move quickly here. TSA lines are typically short (even during peak hours), and the layout is simple enough that you won't need a map or a half-marathon to find your gate. Inside, the terminal is clean and functional, though limited on amenities. A couple of local spots offer a decent bite, and the bar near the gates pours with Southern hospitality. It's not luxurious, but it's efficient--and when you're just trying to get where you're going, that's what counts. Bonus points for friendly staff, easy parking, and an arrivals area that doesn't feel like a maze. If you're flying through Little Rock, this airport does the job without the drama.

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The quality of the travel through Little Rock's vanguard airport has deteriorated significantly The main issue I have encountered repeatedly is waiting for operations to assign a docking team to the aircraft after landing You are waiting in the plane waiting to dock at a gate for up to 20 minutes Clearly this is an issue with staffing and perhaps work culture But I fear that as travel frequency and numbers increase this airport is falling behind The dining options haven't changed much at all and neither has the infrastructure (at least over the last eight years that I've travelled through here)

Do not order anything from the Starbucks in the hallway to the gates (not baggage claim). We mobile ordered 2 drinks and still had to wait 20 minutes. They messed up a coffee Frappuccino! I could have gone behind and the counter prepared it myself yet I had to wait 20 minutes for subpar Frappuccino that I threw away. This is the second time I experience the same problem. The first time it didn't taste like coffee, it tasted like a brown ice slushy with no flavor. Their employees need to trained to know what they're doing and be more efficient. Sorry Starbucks this branch has let me down twice!

This is a top 5 medium size airport. LIT has most of the amenities of a large airport but is much more pleasant as it is not overly crowded and very well laid out. Hats off to management as it is one of the cleanest airports. Plenty of tables and seating with power supply. Why is this so hard and most airports have uncomfortable seating and minimal power.

A smaller airport, but it still seems up to date with its decorum and technologies. Taxiing in was a breeze, as well as deplaning, and picking up luggage from the baggage claim. Rental vehicles are a short walk from the baggage claim. The only thing that was a little slow was waiting for our bags to show up at the baggage carousel.

This is a very small airport. There is not much to do in it so don't get here super early thinking you'll just grab something to eat or do some shopping. There is one security area... as you can imagine if this place ever gets busy it would be a mess. However I'm just not sure there is a huge fear of that. You don't need to arrive 2.5 hours early here... unless you want to be bored out of your mind! It was a nice facility clean... easy to navigate... it was just void of the things I have grown used to, good places to eat, shops, and entertainment. This is an airport I would try hard to arrive as close to just walking on the plane as I could.

Great airport. Super fast on baggage claim. Rental car with no shuttle needed to the lot. Easy airport to get around.

Small compared to most airports, you'll likely have no need to get there more than an hour before your flight boards. I appreciated being able to pick up or drop off at the terminal without total chaos and people waiting in gridlock. There are several restaurants and shops but we didn't spend enough time there to explore. I love the beautifully designed floor mural.

Reasonably comfortable, easy in/out airport. Parking is convenient and plentiful (today). They operate a shuttle for the farther parking options (free). Baggage claim is easy and check in counters are large/uncrowded. Security lines are reasonable and bathrooms are reasonably clean/adequate.

This is a very no-frills airport. It's also an incredibly small airport. There's basically one entrance to departing flights, and you go up a single escalator to security upstairs. Security was OK -- it took maybe 15 minutes to go through at 4 a.m. Things are just old and dingy at this airport. The food options are minimal. Basically, you don't want to be stuck here for hours, because that would be a bummer. Fortunately, I spent almost no time waiting around because this was just a connecting airport for me. It's interesting to note that Hillary's name is also a part of this airport's moniker. Usually, when they name buildings after presidents, they don't include the First Lady, as well. I like it, but I wonder what the rationale was behind that.

All food places and bars close at 8:00. Our flight was scheduled at 8:30 now it's 11pm. This is ridiculous Little Rock.

Much better experience checking in at American counter this morning. There were several folks working and the line moved quickly and efficiently. There was quite a long line for security, but a very short and fast line for TSA pre-check,

The airport was originally named Adams Field, after Captain George Geyer Adams, a Arkansas National Guardsman, died in the line of duty in 1937. The airport was renamed after Bill and Hillary Clinton in 2012. This is a very small airport, that spans about 2,000 acres, that is easy to get in and out of. It is a single terminal airport with only 12 gates and 3 runways. It is serviced Allegiant, American Airlines, Delta, Frontier Airlines, Southwest, and United and is located about 10 minutes from downtown Little Rock. The staff at the airport is very friendly and it is very clean. The airport does not have much as far as eateries of shopping goes. All I saw was 2 news/gift shops, a Starbucks, and a small cafe. It does appear rather modern and has seats with the power outlets and a nursing room. The seats are relatively comfortable. I really like this little airport. I wish that it had more amenities, but I understnad because of the little traffic that comes through there. It ranks as the 79th largest commercial service airport in the US. I can not stress how easy it is to get in and out of this airport. Depending on the time of day, it may be difficult to get a ride share from here. I did not see any cabs. Parking here was reasonably priced. This is a no frills airport and what you see it was you get. I was looking to hang out here, so I did not mind the lack of restaurants (I ate before I came here), lounges, and other amenities.

This airport building is shaped like a z, and if you're going from your gate all the way to the other end of the "z", you zig zag your way there, passing the usual exit out of the airport. Around the escalator at baggage claim and into the garage to get to the rental counters on the 1st floor of the garage to the left. The airport is fairly small with one terminal and only 10 gates, so as far as food options, you guessed it ..they're limited. I only saw chick Fil a, BK, and a Chili's. There is also a small bagel place, but just for sandwiches. There are 2 Starbucks, so no excuse for not being able to find one. One is outside security. In addition to a bar, and the other is inside. security. The overall airport was clean and fairly modern, for a small town airport. This is just a national airport afterall.

Solid airport. Great area for Uber/taxi and car rentals. Airport was mostly clean. Could use more places to charge devices. All in all it works.

This is a nice airport, it's clean, nice amount of stores, easy to find your way though the different gates, security, stores etc.

Baggage Handling at our airport is the worst. So many flights have found us in Little Rock for the last flight on our trip and we have to wait 45 minutes for the baggage. I think it needs to be looked into.

This is a very nice airport, however I would be lost if I weren't taken in a wheelchair. I was quite appalled that Hillary Clinton's name is on the airport as she is not and has never been President. I don't know how they snuck this under the radar, but I was highly disturbed by this. Hillary says she's a New Yorker but originally from Little Rock. She only moved to NY to gain office. As she's a thorn in my side, I find this utterly ridiculous, naming an airport after a sore loser, who never held Presidential Office. Bill on the other hand, although he did very little for the people of this country, he was still president. If I had known in advance, I would have never gone to this airport. It was nice and newly done (or redone) but I could have never navigated my way around this airport.

This might be the rudest airport I've visited in a long time...and I'm FROM Arkansas. The ticket agent, Jayla, was incredibly kind, but that's where the southern hospitality stopped. THREE different TSA agents were slow and/or rude, despite the fact that I'm clearly trying to move quickly to catch my flight. TSA agent #1 wouldn't let me pour out my water from a clear bottle and made me exit then re-enter security. I couldn't hold my bottle to leave, SHE had to hold my bottle, and she insisted on walking slow as molasses. I was running to make it back through security (again), and she was just casually walking, smiling at me trying to get her to hurry from 10 feet behind. Utterly frustrating. TSA agent #2 was just rude, telling me, "you're not listening!" as I tried to walk through security. Apparently he could make sure everyone else's bag got pushed onto the screening trolley, but I had to do mine. Fine, whatever. TSA agent #3 had the nerve to chastise me for having my laptop out of my bag when that was exactly what I was told to do just before the checkpoint. He had the nerve to say, "you didn't listen!" as if I was a child. I let it slide because my flight was actively boarding and I knew I could leave this review once I sat on the plane. He seemed to take pleasure in moving, again, slow as molasses when he decided my GNC pre-workout resembled cocaine and needed extra screening. I was jittery at the checkpoint and he said, "do you need the bathroom?" and I replied, "nope, my flight started boarding 5 minutes ago." You would THINK that might encourage someone to put a pep in their step, but this dude was unbothered. He took his time, chatted with a friend, and acted like he could care less. I get that an emergency in the part of others does not necessarily constitute an emergency on yours, but damn, you work at an airport, there's always a sense of urgency and if you choose to work in that kind of environment you should behave accordingly. There's no need to be unkind or smarmy with folks when they're in stressful spaces like airports, but these three TSA folks seem to delight in taking THEIR time in spite of what customers are clearly trying to accomplish. I made it to my flight and boarded with no problems, but I've got to admit having two different people speak to me so condescendingly was discomfiting. I'm unsure if they were mad they worked at the airport, had to work the early shift, or had to see others travel while they stayed put, but none of that was my fault. My recommendation for this airport is to come early. There's no sense of service urgency, and people don't give AF about your schedule. Oh well.

It's a very small airport with limited food options for early mornings flights. You've got Starbucks, and a bagel place for the early morning flights. Burger King and a bar open up later so plan ahead as needed. The few employees I interacted with were friendly and the restroom was clean. It's easy to navigate luggage pick up. Driving around for drop offs is easy, and there are a ton of signs for car rental drop off. Finding where to pick up rentals if not picking up directly after a flight can be somewhat tricky with no signs to direct you.

Just a nice little airport. There's a Starbucks after the TSA checkpoint. There's nothing bad I can say

Airport is great.. has the worst it Starbucks in the country... employess can't even give u prices of food ..or list the prices..ALSO no envelopes for the gift cards.. never again

Security is way too slow for the amount of people they employ. The amount of bathrooms in the terminal js way too little. The men's room by gates 7-12 has 3 different stalls/urinals combined.

Little airport for Little Rock! I came here for work and landed late one night. My hotel was a few miles away from the airport, and I wasn't able to catch an Uber or Lyft (there were none around) so I had to ask to be picked up by shuttle. I guess that goes to show how small of a town this is. The airport itself is simple, with only fast food restaurants and basic amenities. Not my favorite spot, but I have a feeling it'll improve in the next few years. Nothing was memorable about the cleanliness or customer service. Really, Little Rock Airport is somewhere you visit because you have to.

My parents just moved in Arkansas, so I've flown into this airport a few times and it's been pretty underwhelming. It is on the smaller side, so it is easy to navigate, but it lacks basic amenities that are standard in other airports. Dining options are pretty limited, but the Chickfila is nice to have. TSA has always been very rude when I have visited, which is disappointing, but not unique to this airport. There is plenty of seating in the terminal, which I appreciate, but the little luxuries end there. The bathrooms have been verging on horrifying each time I've visited and the only pet relief area available is outside of the terminal, which is frustrating if you are travelling with a pet or service animal and have a flight delay. You'll have to exit the terminal to access it and then go back through security.

Very small airport, but it's reasonably comfortable and has a lot of space for you to relax. The check in is pretty crammed, but that's going to be a negative experience no matter where you're boarding. Easy in an easy out, not the best rental car selection. Easy to get a Uber out of here.

The airport is just one hallway, smallest airport I've been to. We flew to Chicago with a connecting flight to Little ChicagoWe got stuck here for hours after being boarded on our flight to Chicago. We were ON the plane and for some reason, they said they couldn't find my husbands ticket? You can see how flawed the system at this airport as we were boarded on our connecting flight, and all our luggage was arriving at our intended destination. Then, how is it that they could not find his ticket?? He had his boarding pass in hand all tickets were bought together. HORRIBLE experience.

Waited half an hour, again, for ground crew to bring the plane in. Either delayed going out of Little Rock or delayed coming in, better plan on it.

I was flying standby the lady working at the desk for southwest told me I had to wait until 11:45 to get my ticket, I didn't say anything, then I saw her give a pilot his ticket to the same flight probably 30 mins after I went up there. I went back and asked her what was my number on the standby list she said I had one person in front of me when I asked if it was the pilot she smiled and said I can't say so I know she did. When it was time to board guess who gets on the flight the pilot, but you claim I had to wait to get my ticket. The lady was working at the customer service station for hate 10-12.

I have a tough time with this airport, I truly do. Not hard to navigate and travel from and is actually very pleasant but the name of it, really? You can do better Little Rock, you can do better. Daisy Bates would have been a great choice...

The airport is nice and not crowded. Every seat at the gates had a power outlet. Security was quick and easy. People were very friendly. So why 2 stars??? The airport is infamous for delayed/cancelled flights. I was a victim of both on the same day. My incident was not isolated. My coworkers, who fly here regularly have the same issues. If you have to fly here and don't have any flight issues then you will have a good experience.

LIT is definitely a "regional airport" and it's quite easy to negotiate. Quick walk to baggage claim with free wifi while you wait and then a short walk through the parking garage to the rental car desks. The return was simple with quick through security (the usual irradiation machine) and some eats both airside and groundside. Lots of seating and power outlets in the gate areas.

I like flying in and out of the Little Rock Airport. It is small and easy to get in and out of. Airport is clean and has the normal shops and restaurants that you will find in any airport of its size. Security line moves fairly fast. TSA pre-check lines available. No real issues. There are a couple of downsides to this airport. This is especially an issue if you have an early morning flight out (e.g. 5 AM). The security line doesn't open until 4 AM. So you can get there early and check in any luggage you have, but you will have to wait until 4 AM before they open the gates to the security line. The line builds quickly so get in line early if you have a 5 AM flight. Another downside to an early flight here is getting gas for your rental car before turning it in. There is only one gas station at the airport exist and it is not opened 24/7.

For a small airport, it's honestly not the worst airport experience. With it being small, and from my experience, the TSA lines have been a breeze and can range anywhere from 10-30 minutes to get through. Today on my flight out, there was no line! I still arrived two hours before my flight departure time. There are a total of 12 gates. They recently added a Chick-fil-A, Chili's and Burger King. They also have a Starbucks at the baggage claim before gate check-in and at the gates. Parking lot ranges depending on your location. I paid $8/day for the peanut lot - which would be considered farther than the other parking lots, however, the walk to the airport check-in was not far at all to me. Free WiFi. I gave three stars because it's not a fancy airport with lots of amenities. I haven't had a sour experience yet and there's nothing to really complain about.

It's a really good airport bill & Hillary Clinton national airport Is also known as LIT

Cozy and efficient airport that's easy navigating. What more do you need? However don't think about trying to get there via Uber or Lyft for a 7am flight like I did because there aren't any and forget about calling a cab like I did because they simply just don't show up.

This airport is the most unfriendly and unaccommodating airport I have ever been through I travel out of Atlanta Hartfield on every flight. They treat me with dignity and respect. This airport TSA is by far the worst I have ever encountered. The pat down is extremely invasive they treat you like they are FBI agents. Yelling at you to step aside not telling you the sensor went off just informing you that are about to pat your private parts. if they had scanned my ticket correctly they would have seen that I request a wheelchair due to the brace on my right foot. I never received the chair only hassle to get through the airport. I think they need to take training from larger airports on how to treat customers.

For as small as the airport is, it's not in bad shape. I like the proximity of the rental car facilities to the airport itself. I would like to see a better sign posting getting me there, but not bad anyway. It's easy to get to, easy to find, and easy to navigate. I think the small size has a lot to do with that. Still, it's pretty clean, there is a decent variety of shops for such a small place, and our flights were on-time. Nothing really more to say than that. It's a decent airport, maybe one of the best for it's size category.

Regional airport yo. Starbucks, soup, Burke King, book store, all the toxins. Free wifi is a plus. Few gates for Delta, American, Southwest or United. Also some regional prop planes out of Louisiana. Not bad for a "smaller" airport. Pretty decent amenities though. Seating areas. Charging spots. Food and drink. Separate gates and check in. Heck the baggage claim has it's own Starbucks. Not a lot of airports this size have two. Nice and modern. Maybe renovated due to the Clinton name on everything. TSA security is updated and spiffy. Pre check! Planes are fifty seaters generally. Subway past security. Can be stuck at much worse airports so this is a nice spot. XNA is your other Arkansas alternative. For a regional airport and the state Capitol this isn't a bad option. Check in. Security is simple. Board and go. Security and gate agents are nice. Board and get onto your large airport for your next flight. Good number of directs though from this location.

Flew back to my home state for business and into LIT for the first time in many many years. As a frequent traveler I see a lot of airports. This one has fairly good bones but man it really really looks tired. The gate layout isn't bad-that's probably the best part. They have a Chic-Fil-A which is nice and surprising for such a small airport, I think there is a Chilis (if you are a fan of microwave/frozen fare) and a Burger King ( I believe.) I didn't eat there but it was good to know that I at least had some options if needed. The TSA (especially the PreCheck) is an organizational disaster. The lanes are close, the signage unclear and they had only one person checking IDs for the afternoon flight rush (since they only have a few scheduled departures one would think they could staff accordingly.) It must have been new TSA agent training day as the guy running the X-Ray machine appeared to be double, triple and quadruple checking everyone's items to ensure they were not transporting dangerous contraband or weapons... As well, two mid level TSA management types got into an argument with each other in front of the 40+ people who were standing in line waiting to get through security as the new guy played with the X-Ray machine. There were at least 4 others standing at the metal detectors and walk through scanner-looking beat down by life in general. My gate, #10 on Southwest was the furthest point in walking distance from the car rental place-the absolute furthest. I don't mind the exercise but the signage was very unclear and had me take a long route over a sky bridge, down a dirty elevator and then through a hallway to the rental counters. Some guys were laying new carpet, and doing some repairs but seriously this place is in need of a serious overhaul. It's depressing, you can see it in the face of every single employee in the building. The Bill and Hillary Clinton airport looks as tired as Bill is of Hillary and the rest of us are of the Clintons. I'm considering starting an online petition to rename the LIT airport, The Woo Pig Sooie airport. At least everyone in Arkansas could get behind that.

The worst airport I've ever had to go through. TSA here don't know what they're doing due to lack of training. I wish I can give zero stars during the checkin process. FYI, when people have there boarding passes loaded on their phones, we don't need them printed out anymore and so you don't need to ask us our itinerary and make the process longer. We just need to check our luggage in and that's all. This airport has trouble comprehending a 5 minute task.

I am a fan because it is a small airport. It is nice to have everything in relatively speaking one place and it seems to operate smoothly. When I booked the flight to LIT I had no idea that it was the "Bill and Hilary Clinton National Airport." Speaking to a fellow traveler I wondered aloud how well that name is going to age. Then on the flight out while seated waiting for the rest of the plane to load I see young black man in a bright red sweatshirt with #TRUMP2020 all over it. Oh, the irony... Either way, despite the other name digs I see in the reviews it is always nice to use a smaller airport assuming things remain safe and on time. At least no airline is getting gate bumped from traffic control!

if i could give zero stars i would SUPPER unprofessional no one ever knows what's going on im currently waiting for my 1pm flight. it's 6:18. if you can do your best to never fly here

Very easy to check-in & TSA wasn't too bad. I flew Delta in and out. Its a cute and small airport and it has a few places to wat pkus Starbucks! I think it's a xute and cozy airport. The staff that I have encoutered have been sweet. They're renovating some areas so be aware of that if you're travelin here soon!

Cute, small airport with all around friendly employees, from Delta to TSA to Alamo. Well marked rental car return which went quickly. Easy walk to terminal. Bathrooms clean and plentiful. Water fountain to fill up my water bottle or small store to buy gum and magazines. They even had T-shirts which were 50% off $16.99, not $30. Nothing to add to my anxiety, if you know what I mean. Well done!

Great airport, easy to navigate around and the right number of restaurants for its size. I liked how Chic Fil A's pricing seemed the same as ordering at its restaurant outside of an airport. Enjoyed reading about the Presidents history along the airports walls.

The funny thing about this airport is I have flown in and out of it like 5 times over the last 15 or 16 years and other the name change nothing there has really changed in my opinion. The Airport is not great.....but not bad. I think it does have some new restaurants and stores but again since it has been so many years between my visits here I can't tell which is which. There is one annoying thing about this airport though.....the rental car location while close to the baggage area is cumbersome. You have to go outside to access it and while that is not completely unusual as hot as it gets in Arkansas during the summer it can be uncomfortable. Also, beware that they don't honor the same rules rental car companies have in larger cities. Example being: I rent from Alamo a lot because I can pick the car I want but at this location, you can't.....they assign you a car and I was told it was because they are a smaller location. While I did get a nice SUV I still think you should be allowed to choose no matter what state it is because Alamo is a corporate business. The WiFi is also nonexistent at this airport and I am not sure if you can even pay for it if you really need to access it. So just keep all these things in if you should ever visit this Airport. Eat, Drink, and be Merry, my Friends!!!!!!

Small, but very easy to maneuver. Appears remodeled since the facility looked modern and new. It was actually pretty nice not to be in a crowded airport. 1 terminal and not busy during my arrival and departure times. Traffic flowed nicely and not chaotic. A pet peeve of mine is that the bathrooms didn't come with toilet seat covers... UGH... The Southwest staff was really nice when I checked it for my departing flight.