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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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Beijing’s New Daxing Airport Opens for Business

September 27, 2019 Connor Sadler

China’s newest airport, Daxing International Airport in Beijing, opened its doors to passengers after it was formally opened by President Xi Jinping on Wednesday. Daxing Airport is set to run alongside the existing Capital Airport, which

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Japan Assigns 50 New International Daytime Slots at Tokyo Haneda

September 16, 2019 Vanni Gibertini

Japanese authorities have allocated 50 new daytime slot pairs at Tokyo Haneda Airport to nine countries for the 2020 IATA Summer season which begins on March 29, 2020. The pairs have been equally distributed between

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The Power of an Airport: The Copa Airlines Case

September 12, 2019 Peter Biondi

Panama is a small country in Central America with a population of around 4 million people and an area smaller than South Carolina. Despite its geography, however, Panama is a notable hub for aviation. The

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Air New Zealand Pursues Second Airport in Auckland

September 6, 2019 Will Lee

Air New Zealand has suggested that Whenuapai Airport could be the site for a secondary airport for Auckland, the country’s largest city. Now a base for the Royal New Zealand Air Force, the airport was

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London Stansted Aims For Long-Haul Expansion Despite Uncertain Future

August 31, 2019 Will Lee

While the future of the country and London Stansted’s expansion schemes remain unclear, the airport is optimistic for its future. The UK and European Union (EU) have not reached a Brexit agreement at the moment

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The Push to LEED: The Demand to Become Green at Airports

August 30, 2019 Ian McMurtry

In recent decades, the push to improve green technology has led to the creation of new alternative energies like solar power and wind turbines. This push for green technologies has also pushed airports to achieve

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Protests in Hong Kong Causing Flight Delays

August 7, 2019 Akhil Dewan

In what is seen as the biggest demonstration of its kind in Hong Kong since 1967, continued protests have worsened conditions for arriving and departing flights as the city comes to a standstill. Protestors, who

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Philippines Transportation Department Confirms Addition of New Manila Airport

August 3, 2019 Will Lee

According to the Department of Transportation (DOTR) in the Philippines, the new international airport project is approved and will be built by San Miguel Holding Corporation (SMHC). The construction is set to commence at the

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Milan’s Linate Airport Temporarily Shuts Down, Flights Relocated to Malpensa

July 26, 2019 Vanni Gibertini

The city of Milan this weekend will lose one of its airports for the next three months. Airport “Enrico Forlanini” in Milan-Linate will suspend all commercial operation in the evening of Friday, July 26, when

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Beijing Daxing Airport Set to Open in September

July 21, 2019 Will Lee

The new Beijing Daxing Airport conducted its first comprehensive rehearsal on Friday. According to CCTV, Chinese state media, the jumbo airport is set to begin operations on September 30. The Chinese capital owns Beijing Capital

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Assets on the Ground: A Look at the Competitive Ground Service Equipment Market

July 18, 2019 Ian McMurtry

While airline announcements ring in at every major air show this summer for new aircraft that will join the fleet, this equipment alone will not get your or your bag from destination to destination as

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Heathrow Passengers Face Summer Disruptions Due to Industrial Action

July 15, 2019 John Flett

Passengers travelling through the U.K.’s busiest airports this summer may face serious inconvenience to their journeys if planned industrial action by multiple employee groups goes ahead. With British Airways pilots currently balloting on potential strike

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Alaska Airlines Opens New Flagship Lounge in Seattle

July 13, 2019 Thomas Pallini

Alaska Airlines opened its new flagship lounge in the North Satellite Terminal of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SeaTac) on Thursday, marking the completion of the first phase of the airport’s modernization project for the satellite terminal.

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Historic UK Airport May Accommodate Passengers Again From 2022

July 6, 2019 John Flett

The congested airports in the south-east region of the United Kingdom may see some relief from 2022 with the announcement this week that Manston Airport in Kent is planned to reopen for cargo and commercial

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Singapore Airlines to Improve Changi Airport Lounges

July 5, 2019 Will Lee

Singapore Airlines has announced that it will invest more than $37 million to revamp its SilverKris and KrisFlyer Gold Lounges at Changi Airport in Terminal 3. The hospitality designers Hirsch Bedner Associates has been hired

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Philadelphia Airport Pays Tribute to City as Medical Hub

June 28, 2019 Jordan Green

Philadelphia International Airport last week unveiled a new exhibit celebrating Philadelphia’s history in the field of medicine. The exhibit, located in Terminal A East, gives passengers a look at Philadelphia’s storied history in the medical

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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

Beijing’s New Daxing Airport Opens for Business

Japan Assigns 50 New International Daytime Slots at Tokyo Haneda

The Power of an Airport: The Copa Airlines Case

Air New Zealand Pursues Second Airport in Auckland

London Stansted Aims For Long-Haul Expansion Despite Uncertain Future

The Push to LEED: The Demand to Become Green at Airports

Protests in Hong Kong Causing Flight Delays

Philippines Transportation Department Confirms Addition of New Manila Airport

Milan’s Linate Airport Temporarily Shuts Down, Flights Relocated to Malpensa

Beijing Daxing Airport Set to Open in September

Assets on the Ground: A Look at the Competitive Ground Service Equipment Market

Heathrow Passengers Face Summer Disruptions Due to Industrial Action

Alaska Airlines Opens New Flagship Lounge in Seattle

Historic UK Airport May Accommodate Passengers Again From 2022

Singapore Airlines to Improve Changi Airport Lounges

Philadelphia Airport Pays Tribute to City as Medical Hub

Trip Report: Onboard Azul’s First E195-E2 Flight

Inside the Departure of Qantas’ First Nonstop Research Flight from New York to Sydney

Cape Air Becomes First Tecnam P2012 Operator

Spirit to Open New Florida Headquarters

Asiana LAX-Bound A380 Catches on Fire in Seoul