In terms of vairty and traffica mine is Albany or Buffelo in New York State.I never been to Rochester airport but it looks busy in the afternoon when you view the traffic.What is your fav regional airport in the USA?

In terms of vairty and traffica mine is Albany or Buffelo in New York State.I never been to Rochester airport but it looks busy in the afternoon when you view the traffic.What is your fav regional airport in the USA?

I don't think I would classify Buffalo as a regional, as many of the major carriers service it.

I don't think I would classify Buffalo as a regional, as many of the major carriers service it.

So whats your fav?

So whats your fav?

I'm partial to KEUG with ORBX PNW switched on.

Where is everyone? don't be affraid lol

Have to be either KEGE or KGUC. Especially IFR!

Where is everyone? don't be affraid lol

Hi Eric,From what perspective? Difficult aproaches, nice terminal, runway layout? There are many aspects to an airport :) . I would agree with another poster on KEGE, as far as the runway approach is concerned. Also would mention (for the same reason) KSAN, a steep approach angle. But there are some really nice aitports around the world too, just from a the perspective of ease of passenger flow, terminal design, etc. I would rate KDEN and KSFO in that category, although they are certainly not "regional".Thanks, Bruce.

I'm partial to KELM, especially with the Low and Slow New York freeware scenery. Fly south and fly the valley all the way to Wilkes-Barre, PA. Major fun especially in the Lotus L-39.

KEGE is a fantastic airport, and in the winter months can become quite busy! Try it with a '57!

I always fly in KEGE, it's great

KMFRSimply because how it looks on my Garmin G1000 trainer and truly incredible selection of IFR approaches.

KONT. tricky approach in a heavy to the 26 runways with the high mountains around.

I use KSBP as the scenery around San Luis Obispo up or down the California coast is great. :(