Airports

Rebuilding The Princess Juliana Alternative: L’Espérance Airport

December 5, 2019 Ian McMurtry

Quietly tucked on the French side of the dual-country island of Saint Martin, the L’Espérance Airport is far from the landmark that its cross-island neighbor Princess Juliana International Airport has become. While it can’t boast

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Berlin Brandenburg Airport Sets New Opening Date For Next Year

December 2, 2019 Vanni Gibertini

After almost fourteen years of construction and delays, the new Berlin Brandenburg Airport is on track to open its gates ten years late on Oct. 31, 2020, the beginning of the 2020 IATA Winter season,

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Airline Catering Employees Stage Strikes Nationwide Over Healthcare, Pay

November 28, 2019 Ian McMurtry

As the Thanksgiving travel season began Tuesday in the United States, crowds flying across some major airports were met with a round of protests across the country staged by the Unite Here union for airline

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When the Local Airfield Becomes an International Airport: A Look at Massena, N.Y.

November 22, 2019 Vanni Gibertini

Massena, N.Y., a town of slightly over 12,000 inhabitants just south of the St. Lawrence River, is located a little more than 100 kilometers from both Ottawa and Montreal, and only a 20-minute drive from

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A First Look Inside Manchester Airport’s New Premium Terminal

November 16, 2019 Connor Sadler

In January, AirlineGeeks reported on Manchester Airport’s plans to construct a unique private terminal that passengers could pay to use for an upgraded travel experience. On Thursday, the first pictures were released of the newly

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Tokyo’s Narita Airport Suggests Third Runway Addition and New Development

November 12, 2019 Will Lee

Tokyo’s Narita Airport has made another step closer to expansion; the airport proposed to build a third runway next year and the government is expected to hold a public hearing in December. Narita Airport is

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New Orleans International Airport Opens New Terminal Building

November 11, 2019 Vanni Gibertini

Just in time for the Holiday travel rush, the long-awaited new terminal at New Orleans International Airport opened its gate on Wednesday, November 6. The project was originally scheduled to be completed in May 2018,

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Sea-Tac Airport Reaches New Milestone in North Satellite Modernization Project

November 10, 2019 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

Seattle Tacoma International Airport celebrated a literal high-point in Phase 2 of the North Satellite Modernization Project earlier this week as the last and highest beam of the building was hoisted into place. The beam,

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Air Logistics at the Locks: The Two Airports of Sault Ste. Marie

November 7, 2019 Ian McMurtry

Located on the United States-Canadian border, the dual-country town of Sault Ste. Marie is a catalyst in linking the Great Lakes of Lake Huron and Lake Superior with the U.S.-operated Soo Locks. The logistics town

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Mixed Signals From Airlines on Hong Kong Market Demand

November 6, 2019 John Flett

There were mixed signals this week that international tourism to Hong Kong may be seeing demand levels return to normality after almost six months of continuous political unrest. This comes after the number of travelers

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Beijing Daxing Airport Begins International Service

October 29, 2019 Will Lee

One month after the grand opening, Beijing’s Daxing Airport gradually started its international services. Air China launched the airport’s first international flight to Bangkok on Sunday morning. Daxing Airport is the second airport in Beijing,

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Doha’s Hamad International Airport Unveils Ambitious Expansion Plan

October 28, 2019 João Machado

Connecting the world with Qatar, Hamad International Airport has served as the primary gateway to Doha for the past five years. Home to its largest carrier and Qatar’s national airline, Qatar Airways, the airport has

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Milan Linate Airport Reopens After Maintenance Shutdown

October 28, 2019 Vanni Gibertini

At 6:02 p.m. on Satuday, Alitalia flight AZ2092 from Rome landed at Milan Linate Airport. It was the first flight to land at Milan’s city airport after a three-month closure to allow the resurfacing of

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Austin-Bergstrom Keeps Growing, Lands Two More Europe Routes

October 25, 2019 Mateen Kontoravdis

Austin has grown at a pace faster than almost all other U.S. cities over the past decade. Dubbed Silicon Hills for the large number of tech companies that are headquartered in and around the city,

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Southwest Florida Airport Sees Record-Breaking Passenger Numbers For September 2019

October 22, 2019 Jordan Green

The Lee County Port Authority (LCPA) recently announced a record-breaking passenger count for Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers, Florida during September of 2019. 460,869 passengers traveled through the airport during September 2019,

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Hundreds of Flights Cancelled at Santiago Airport as Unrest Continues

October 21, 2019 Jose Antonio Payet

Chile’s largest airport has seen massive cancellations this weekend extended until Tuesday, after riots being held over hikes in public transportation fares led to President Sebastian Piñera to instituting a curfew, which takes place from

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Good Traveler Program Adds Jackson Hole Airport to Partner List

October 8, 2019 Jordan Green

Jackson Hole Airport (KJAC) in Wyoming sits in the picturesque Teton Range of the Rocky Mountains. It enjoys the unique designation of being the only commercial airport in the United States within a national park.

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Revisiting Ogdensburg International Airport: One Year Later

October 8, 2019 Thomas Pallini

Situated on the St. Lawrence River on the border with Canada, Ogdensburg, N.Y. is a town lost in time. Like many in New York state, the quiet border town’s time has long since passed with

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Dulles Airport Debunks Rumors of a WOW air Reboot in Mid-October

October 6, 2019 Thomas Pallini

It was reported last Thursday that the reincarnation of WOW air by USAerospace Associates, led by Michelle Ballarin, will launch its first flights sometime in mid-October, with the first route being Reykjavik to Washington. Despite

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LAX to End Curbside Pickups for Rideshare and Shuttles

October 5, 2019 Daniel Morley

On Friday, Los Angeles International Airport announced a major change for passengers arriving at the airport. Starting at the end of October, travellers will no longer be able to hail a rideshare or get a

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Airports

Rebuilding The Princess Juliana Alternative: L’Espérance Airport

Berlin Brandenburg Airport Sets New Opening Date For Next Year

Airline Catering Employees Stage Strikes Nationwide Over Healthcare, Pay

When the Local Airfield Becomes an International Airport: A Look at Massena, N.Y.

A First Look Inside Manchester Airport’s New Premium Terminal

Tokyo’s Narita Airport Suggests Third Runway Addition and New Development

New Orleans International Airport Opens New Terminal Building

Sea-Tac Airport Reaches New Milestone in North Satellite Modernization Project

Air Logistics at the Locks: The Two Airports of Sault Ste. Marie

Mixed Signals From Airlines on Hong Kong Market Demand

Beijing Daxing Airport Begins International Service

Doha’s Hamad International Airport Unveils Ambitious Expansion Plan

Milan Linate Airport Reopens After Maintenance Shutdown

Austin-Bergstrom Keeps Growing, Lands Two More Europe Routes

Southwest Florida Airport Sees Record-Breaking Passenger Numbers For September 2019

Hundreds of Flights Cancelled at Santiago Airport as Unrest Continues

Good Traveler Program Adds Jackson Hole Airport to Partner List

Revisiting Ogdensburg International Airport: One Year Later

Dulles Airport Debunks Rumors of a WOW air Reboot in Mid-October

LAX to End Curbside Pickups for Rideshare and Shuttles

Opinion: I Flew on the World’s Longest Flight and Don’t Remember Most of It. But That’s the Point

Avianca Celebrates 100 Years of Flying

Turkish Airlines Launches New Route to Rovaniemi, Finland

Inside a FlyingLab: Lufthansa’s Unique In-Flight Conference Experience

Homeland Security Withdraws Proposal for Compulsory Facial Recognition at Airports for U.S. Citizens