Juneau International Airport – JNU

$ 3.50 for a small bottle of water. I can’t seem to wrap my head around this one. Needless to say, what few ears/​drinks options are available are very pricy.
The airport is on the outdated side but very simple and easy to navigate. With today’s world of local eats, public art, and Eco-​friendly infrastructure in airports, this one is going to have a hard time keeping up.
Bathrooms were clean and the views of the mountains from the runway windows is hard to beat.

Security is quick and the chairs in the gates are comfortable, but whatever you do, DON’T GET STRANDED IN JUNEAU! The café closes at like 8pm and then you have to wait until the next day to buy food unless you are alright with vending machines.
The baggage is below the terminal, so you go up an escalator to get to ticketing, security, and the single terminal.
Wifi was no problem here since the terminal is so small.

I must say its the smallest airport that I’ve ever been in. Because it was small it was less intimidating and I was able to locate everything easily.
Because it’s not populated the TSA Checkpoint went fast, easy and was stress free.
Eat before you get here the café is way over priced and you will pay for your ignorance.

A mean parking lady chasing cars off during the noon-​time flights. Annoying and useless. The most crowded times are at around 6 to 7 am, and around 9 to 10 pm, and that lady is not there to chase cars off. Just leave us alone, we are already price gouged by Alaska Airline.

Nothing here. Used to have a restaurant. Now just a food stand with bad food and really overpriced.

This place is great! Yes it’s small but what does one expect — Juneau isn’t very large either!!! We arrived late (around 9:30pm) on a Wednesday evening and quickly found our way down to baggage claim… It would be hard to miss it… Our bags came right out and we stopped to investigate some of the local things to do. It was a nice touch that there were little packets of «Forget Me Not» seeds (Alaska State Flower) for people to take in addition to free maps and bus schedules.
There may not be too much to do at the Juneau airport but there’s enough — a small restaurant for coffee — and a great TSA process. I have no complaints, from what I saw the airport was clean and well maintained. Thanks for the warm welcome, Juneau International Airport!!!

I love this airport because it’s sooooo mellow! You could show up an hour before your flight and you’d still be super early!!! I don’t get the bad reviews?!? I’ve spent a ton of time here and as far as airports go it’s great!!!

Horrible café service. The red headed barista took her sweet time and I waited 18min before I got to her. There were 3 people in front of me. I ordered a pre made salad and coffee and she was very snobbish. Then I got to the self serve drip and it was out. I stood by the barista for another five minutes. She saw me but managed to help two people before asking me «what do you want?» Ummm, not sure of she was racist but she did not like me. At. All. I highly do NOT recommend her or this café. Stick to the restaurant outside of check in. They’re nice people.

What an interesting airport. No hustle and bustle, TSA was nice without haggle, and basically it feels like an office building… as it’s similar to Long Beach Airport… but even less people.
I don’t see nor feel any stress here as we wait in line for the security check. There are couches everywhere to sit, and they have WiFi too.
Basically the only airline that flies in and out of Juneau is Alaska Air. That’s probably why it’s so empty.
Why can’t LAX be like this?!?

Very very VERY average. If it weren’t for the newly opened café in the airport, I’d give this airport a one star rating. It’s small (which is fine) but you would expect a little bit more than what they currently offer. Disappointed…

Updated carpet & layout a few years back have made this place less 1988 & more 2009 at least. New for 2014, after security, is a Coffee bar with take n go food like wraps, salad, muffins, bagels, oatmeal in cup, granola bars, fruit & juice drinks. Making eating options much better then the one vending machine after security with expired Chettos.

Improved over the past few years but only a couple places to eat and that’s about it.

The airport gets 3 stars. One star for being functional, one star for the decent seating/​new couches, and the last star for having a sweet UV filtered water station. Seriously, more airports should allow passengers to carry on water without charging $ 8/​bottle.

I’ve always liked the Juneau airport, living in the Bay Area and having crowded airports like Oakland or San Francisco it’s nice to land at a small airport where you don’t have to hike 2 miles to get to the baggage claim. In my experience the Alaska Airlines staff is always friendly and efficient. It’s refreshing to have flights that leave on time!

Ha ha this Airport is half the size of the local mall
one café outside of security. one coffee shop downstairs in the baggage claim.
you will have to come back through security if you want to get to either one. although there’s never much of a line.
And that’s about it!

Small… It should be Juneau Just Barely International… Only major carrier is Alaska Airlines, cost of ticket just to seattle is usually 400+…Ouch when your used to flying for cheap down south this is a price gouger… One of the only monopolised airports I have ever been to… feels like your in communist Russia with the lack of choices available to you… recent renovations made me bump it up a star… security is making me think about bumping it back down…