Corpus Christi International Airport

Whenever we come to South Texas, we fly into Corpus Christi International Airport. It is a very nice facility and never had any problems. The building is very spacious with nice decorations. Check in is pretty each. The flight waiting area is nice and has a couple of eating places and a shop. Plenty of parking nearby and also car rentals are within walking distance.

I was set to go, Corpus Cristi to Houston to Virginia to Cleveland. Got to CC and realized the boarding passes I loaded to my Apple wallet only consisted of my boarding pass from Houston to Virginia. I decided to go to the United airlines customer service desk to ask if that was sufficient for the other connecting flights and Tyler told me I should have received all boarding passes, but he could print them for me. I said thank you so much and then he asks if I wanted to go to Virginia and I let him know that was the only option when I booked my flight. He then looked into getting me on a direct flight from Houston to Cleveland. Ended up getting me home 2 1/2 hours earlier with a direct flight at no additional charge! I almost cried knowing I’d be home to my family earlier than expected!!! He didn’t have to do that but cared enough to look into seeing if there was another option for me. I will never book another flight with any airline other than United after this trip. This was the best experience I’ve ever had with flying. I normally take the cheapest route, with spirit or frontier and always have the worst experience.!!! The earlier flight was the biggest pro to this trip but there was so many other reasons I’ll always go with United! ❤️

I have used this airport to fly out of and into a few times recently for work, not bad for a smaller airport. It’s a nice looking airport from the outside, upon entering it’s usually pretty clean and well marked. You have most of your standard airlines and check in desks, head upstairs to the security check, which usually flows smooth but sometimes recently they seem like they may be a little understaffed and there can be a slight delay. Overall pretty efficient through that part. A handful of gates to fly in and out of , so it’s not hard to find your section once inside. One bar/restaurant, which prices aren’t to bad and it’s usually not to terribly crowded. I mean as to be expected with smaller airports they don’t have as early early flights or later at night flights so that is the only drawback as to why i went mainly with the 4 star rating. For what it is a pretty decent airport to use

I recently flew through CRP and was thoroughly impressed by the airport. Firstly, I was struck by how clean and well-maintained the airport was. The facilities were spotless, and everything looked brand new, which made for a pleasant travel experience. The TSA staff at CRP were exceptional in their service. They were polite, helpful, and provided a hassle-free security screening process. Their positivity and professionalism were truly appreciated, and they made my travel experience all the more enjoyable. In addition, I had a great experience at one of the breakfast shops in the terminal called Copilot Coffee. The staff was friendly and efficient, and the breakfast biscuit was simply amazing. The chai latte Terra created for me was especially noteworthy and made for a perfect start to my day. It's not often that you find such great food in an airport, so kudos to the vendors at CRP for providing such a fantastic dining experience. Overall, I highly recommend Corpus Christi International Airport (CRP) to anyone traveling in the area. The exceptional service provided by the TSA staff, the clean and well-maintained facilities, and the excellent breakfast shop all make CRP stand out as a top-notch airport.