Strathaven Airport

It appears there might be a misunderstanding regarding "Strathaven Airport (YSVN)". Based on the search, there are two distinct locations associated with the name "Strathaven" in an aviation context, neither of which functions as a commercial airport with passenger terminals, scheduled flights, or the typical traveler reviews one would find for such facilities.

The ICAO code YSVN refers to Strathaven Airport in Australia, a small airfield located at latitude -14.90000 and longitude 142.96700. It has one runway and does not publish a METAR (routine weather report for aviation). This airfield is primarily used for general aviation, and information suggests it may require prior permission for use and is not for flight planning. Activities like flying lessons and skydives are mentioned as potential uses of the area. There are no details regarding commercial airline routes or scheduled flights.

Separately, there is Strathaven Airfield in Scotland, United Kingdom. This is described as a traditional grass airfield located at latitude 55.68000 and longitude -4.11340. It offers hangarage and flying lessons, catering to sport and recreational flying. It's one of the oldest operational airfields in the west of Scotland mainland but does not have an ICAO code (GB-0180 is used as a reference) and also does not publish a METAR.

Given the nature of both these locations as small, general aviation or recreational airfields, there are no "recent traveler reviews and experiences" available that would cover aspects such as overall traveler sentiment, terminal facilities, security wait times, customs/immigration experience, or transportation connections typically associated with commercial airports. Therefore, a summary of such reviews cannot be provided.