Beautiful small airport. Easy access. Easy drop off and pick up. Incredible views & surroundings. Food, lounge, clothing, gifts, clean bathrooms, polite-helpful- friendly staff and **service dog friendly!!

This airport is clean, small and perfect for travel, better than the larger airports. Easier to navigate, and get in and out of quickly. I recommend using this airport iver Denver if posssible.possible. Hertz Rental was great too.

If you're looking for a stress free, convenient way to fly to Colorado, you have to FlyCOS! This airport has easy access and is a great gateway to all that CO has to offer. Avoid the stress of Denver and fly from the Springs! Clean, easy and stress free.

We made a reservation even though 5pm is a relatively safe bet for reasonable seating even on a friday night. However, we were celebrating so took the appropriate steps. Arrived on time. The 6 persons at the host stand were in a quandary when we arrived. While patiently waiting for our reserved table a trip to the rest room found it worse for wear and out of toilet paper...at the BEGINNING of a friday night. After 15 minutes we were shown to a cramped table between an exterior door and when we asked if there might be something more comfortable we were told those were reserved. By people like us....with reservations. Having eaten here before, we returned expecting good food and service. Left without eating. No one, not one at the overstaffed host desk, attempted to help.

Colorado Springs Airport (COS) is a smaller airport compared to Denver (DEN) and it’s easy to fly into and out of this airport. The airport looks dated with the carpet yet somehow it feels comfy. TSA lines move quickly here and almost no line for pre-check during my experience. The rental counters are next to the baggage claim and the rental lots are organized by rental company. Overall, decent airport that’s easy to fly into and out.

I hate goodbyes. Including when I am waiting to board my connecting flight to Denver then eventually to Norfolk VA where home is. I realize goodbye isn’t just to a person but also a place or an experience. Because you don’t know if it may be the last time you get to be in a place. Especially in a city that I have seen so much beauty in 5 days - Colorado Springs! This airport is small but cozy, under construction but its shell is already situated with beautiful views of the mountains. I can see why my boyfriend Matt Dz**dosz loves CO so much, making it his hub to visit during weekends whenever he works in nearby states (though hours of driving!). The airport is clean, bright and full of amenities: restaurants, pet relief areas, backless cushioned benches to lay to rest. The TSA folks are thorough which is certainly reassuring. I totally forgot I had large lotions and shampoo that they discarded. Good selection of retail merchandise, bought 2 sweatshirts for $35, even better than on sale merchandise in Manitou Springs.

This airport is small but it does it right and efficiently. It certainly doesn't have hardly any eateries, gift shops, and hardly any bars but it has a great vibe unlike some other airports so I must give it a high review. The TSA security here has always been super fast, efficient, no nonsense so that means a lot. No sad skeeter vibes here, unless you know you are headed to Denver X airport for a 2 hour lay over. I don't know about olympic city USA but colorado springs is a good intro for anyone thinking of moving here, not that you should because CO is not what you think it is so keep looking. Keep Colorado springs cool and non ghetto. Go airforce and space force X!