The US Air crew that's here (gate 34, flight 16) today is srsly unorganized & inefficient. The only competent & helpful employees from US Air work at the bagcheck on the curb (Bernardo specifically).
As airports go, the San Diego International Airport is pretty civilized. Note: if you're on an Alaskan Airlinesflight to Seattle and you're hungry, there's a Chili's before security and a Starbucks, Read more
Long flight? Peanuts are okay, but bringing a filling, healthy snack like almonds or fruit will keep you tied over until your destination. For more travel tips and fun, follow @DoubleTree on Twitter!
Don't worry you'll make it. Also unless you're boarding don't block the boarding lane or you might get hit in the ankles by a baby stroller. Just sayin'
Some airlines are more likely to bump passengers from flights than others. You have the best shot at staying on the plane with JetBlue, Hawaiian and Delta. American Eagle has the highest bump rate.
Terminal 1 is SW land. Be prepared for lots of tourists - give yourself time to get through security. They are trying to put some more food options in there so that is good!!
Make sure when flying with checked luggage that you arrive at least 90 minutes prior to you scheduled departure time and if your too early take a break at an Airline's Lounge xx
Welcome to San Diego! Looking for a good cocktail after a long flight? Check out the cocktail section on kitchenkonfidence.com for some local SD cocktail reviews and suggestions.
In terminal 1, get food at The Counter, but drink at Bankers HillBar. Although Bankers Hillrestaurant is amazing, the airport version is not so great when it comes to food.
Please, please, please don't wait until you are at the x-ray machine to getting ready for security. Unless you haven't flown for ten years, this process should be old hat by now. Thx have a nice day
Getting a rental car at this airport is a pain. They shuttle you to a rental car area that is pretty far away and will add significant time to your travel.