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The Most Disliked Airport Terminal

When we think of lackluster airport terminals, the old LaGuardia concourses might come to mind. Perhaps the “temporary” Concourse C and D at Washington’s Dulles airport also tops the list. But one terminal is probably unanimously disliked, and few will…

LAX Airport at Work To Host the 2028 Olympics

Most major airports around the world see the majority of flights operated by just one carrier: for example, London Heathrow, the largest international hub in the world, is dominated by British Airways which has exclusive use of Terminal 5 and…

Phoenix-Carlsbad Service Remains in Limbo

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors plans to vote Wednesday on a lease that would revive daily American Airlines service at McClellan-Palomar Airport. Approval of the lease with American would allow the airline to begin operating twice-daily flights from…

TaxiBot Tows First Passenger Flight

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has successfully tested a TaxiBot to tow its first passenger flight to the Polderbaan runway for departure at the Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. According to a post by the airport on X, Tuesday’s test allowed for the…

Third Commercial Airport Planned for Dallas/Fort Worth Region

McKinney National Airport in Texas hopes to add passenger service, according to a letter of intent from the airport. The airport, located about 30 miles from Dallas in McKinney, sought rezoning approval from the McKinney City Council on Tuesday to…