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Dublin Airport “Turns Airlines Away” Due to Passenger Capacity Limits

Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) is to seek permission to increase the passenger cap from the current level of 32 million per year, according to Reuters. The passenger capacity level at Dublin Airport (DUB) was set over ten years ago when…

Southwest Eyeing DFW Airport Service

Bucking its long-standing operation to Dallas Love Field, Southwest is looking to add flights at DFW Airport. At Skift’s Aviation Forum in Fort Worth, the airline’s CEO Bob Jordan confirmed plans for a ‘modest presence’ at the larger airport in…

Enjoy a Beer Inside an Old Air Traffic Control Tower

Not too often can you tour an air traffic control tower, let alone enjoy an adult beverage in one. Even if no longer active, towers are notoriously difficult to repurpose as venues. Municipal fire codes and the like create challenges…

LAX Debuts New Airside Link as Transformation Continues

Los Angeles International Airport, famously known as LAX, is an iconic symbol of aviation understood across the globe. Built in 1928, the airport has seen almost a century of change. From the pioneer days of aviation to the eras of…

These Airports Let You Run on Their Runways

Would you take a walk or run on the same strip of pavement that a 250-ton airliner just traversed? At some airports, you can, while also raising charity funds. So-called ‘runway runs’ have taken hold at some airports in the…