Airports
Air Greenland Closes Kangerlussuaq Hub
For most, if not all of Air Greenland's history, Kangerlussuaq — a town of roughly only 500 people — has been the lifeblood of the country as it features one of the only runways in the entire nation that is…
Reagan National Completes $110 Million Runway Overhaul
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport completed its roughly $110 million runway rehabilitation project earlier this month, concluding 19 months of overnight work to resurface asphalt and base materials along the airport’s primary runways. A news release from the Metropolitan Washington…
Capital One Opens New Dining Concept at Reagan National
Capital One has been opening a series of lounges across airports in the United States recently, which are a hit with travelers going through Washington Dulles Airport, Denver, and Dallas/Fort Worth. The lounges offer plated food, an extensive cocktail list,…
Frankfurt Airport Tests Cashew-Based Asphalt
Fraport AG, the operator of Frankfurt Airport, is kickstarting a new approach to sustainable construction by testing a 200-meter stretch of road on the airfield made from cashew-based asphalt. This material, developed by the startup B2Square, is the first of…
Michigan Enters the All-Jet Era
Most major airlines in the United States have retired turboprop aircraft, with the most recent being Alaska's Horizon Air subsidiary and its Q400s in January of 2023. The remaining operators of these types are typically small commuter airlines. [caption id="attachment_63092"…