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Gulf Carriers Halt Flights to Qatar Amid Geopolitical Dispute

June 5, 2017 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

On Monday, multiple Gulf carriers announced they are suspending services to Qatar amidst a growing dispute between Qatar’s government and several Arab countries on terrorism concerns in the region. The carriers, which include Etihad, Emirates,

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U.S. Airlines Look to Enhance Customer Experience Using Biometrics

June 3, 2017 Akhil Dewan

Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines and New York-based JetBlue Airways have announced that they will start to test biometric boarding at selected airports in the U.S. The move comes in an effort to continue with industry

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London City Airport to Become the UK’s First Remote ATC Facility

May 19, 2017 James Dinsdale

London City Airport will become the first airport in the United Kingdom to have its air traffic controllers operating outside of the airport. This move will see the current control tower being replaced with a

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Alaska Airlines to Launch Scheduled Flights from Paine Field

May 18, 2017 Ashley Magoon

On Wednesday, Alaska Airlines announced that they will introduce scheduled commercial flights from Paine Field in Everett, WA. Subject to government approval, the airline plans to operate nine daily departures starting in the fall of

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Mumbai Now the Busiest Single-Runway Airport in the World

May 15, 2017 Matthew Garcia

Mumbai airport has stolen the title of the busiest airport in the world to operate with a single runway. The airport now handles 837 flights a day, a significant amount than the previous title holder,

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21 Airlines Begin Process of Shifting Terminals at Los Angeles International Airport

May 14, 2017 Joshua Drabble

After months of preparation, the monumental challenge of moving 21 airlines from various terminals across LAX began on Saturday morning. The cost of the move? $60 million, picked up by Delta Air Lines who plans

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When the Water Subsided: Sendai Airport’s Recovery Six Years Later

May 3, 2017 Ian McMurtry

It was the event seen around the world as CCTV cameras captured a wall of water engulfing Sendai International Airport in one of the worst earthquake and tsunami disasters to date on March 11, 2011 in

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Photo Gallery: A Behind-the-Scenes Look Inside Dubai International Airport

April 18, 2017 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

Servicing more than 83 million people in 2016, and with access to over 240 destinations worldwide, Dubai International Airport has quickly grown to become one of the most high-profile airports in the world. When Dubai

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The UK’s Northern Gateway Hits Double Digit Growth

April 11, 2017 Tomos Howells

Manchester Airport is the gateway to the North of the UK. On Tuesday, the airport announced that their annual passenger numbers have grown by double digits seeing a 2.7 million yearly passenger increase over the

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Alaska Airlines to Keep Virgin America Gates at Dallas Love Field

April 11, 2017 Akhil Dewan

Last week, Alaska Airlines confirmed that it plans to continue the operation of flights out of Dallas Love Field after its acquisition of Virgin America last year. As a part of the purchase, Alaska inherited

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Plane Busy: A Look at Colorado and Wyoming’s Busy Winter Schedules

April 1, 2017 Ian McMurtry

With spring approaching (or already here in some parts of the country) winter seasonal flights in some regions are starting to end. While many of these seasonal flights are to the Caribbean, some operate to

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DFW Airport Develops New App for Apple TV Users

March 16, 2017 Mateen Kontoravdis

Over the past few years, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport has been working to improve the customer experience for passengers being the fourth busiest airport in the nation. In February of 2016, the airport signed a

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Ground Handlers Cause Hefty Delays at Berlin Airports (Again)

March 12, 2017 James Dinsdale

The ground handling agency responsible for passenger loading and aircraft turnarounds has once again called on a 25-hour strike over pay. The union, Ver.di, represents over 2,000 members working at Berlin’s Schonefeld and Tegel airports.

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Changi Airport Inches Closer Towards Terminal 4 Launch

March 6, 2017 Joe Pesek

After reaching an all-time high of 58.7 million passenger movements in 2016, Singapore’s Changi Airport has its sights set even higher for 2017 with the introduction of a new terminal. Simply labeled as “Terminal 4,”

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Presidential Visits Are Hurting Businesses at Palm Beach County Park Airport

February 24, 2017 Daniel Morley

Six miles south of Palm Beach International Airport is the sleepy Palm Beach County Park Airport. Like many airports across the country, it mainly serves general aviation and does not have a FAA tower. The airport

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A History of DFW’s Revived Terminal E

February 23, 2017 Parker Davis

Back in 1974, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport opened with four terminals, one of which was christened “Terminal 4E.” Delta Air Lines quickly moved into the space, establishing a mini-hub out of the terminal (called “Easy

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A City Divided: The Kansas City Airport Debate

February 15, 2017 Ian McMurtry

Kansas City is rapidly reinvigorating itself, from revitalized suburbs like Overland Park, Olathe, and Piper to the recent success of sports teams such as the Kansas City Royals, Kansas City Chiefs, and Sporting Kansas City.

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Manchester Witnesses Record Breaking January, Moves to Top Twenty European Airports List

February 11, 2017 James Field

Manchester Airport recorded a record-breaking January 2017 to kick-start the airport’s accolades for the year. Over 1.6 million passengers passed through Manchester within that single month, which contributes to the airport’s 11.3% year-on-year growth. This

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The World’s Busiest Airports: What the Rankings Mean

February 6, 2017 Parker Davis

Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) announced over the weekend that they have retained the title of world’s busiest airport in terms of passenger numbers. The airport moved more than 104 million passengers in 2016, a

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St. Louis-Lambert Outlines Terminal Expansions Following the Addition of New Flights

February 1, 2017 Ian McMurtry

While many terminals don’t get a second chance once they close, Lambert-St. Louis International Airport is doing the opposite. The former TWA hub has seen great declines in air service compared to its 2001 performance,

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Gulf Carriers Halt Flights to Qatar Amid Geopolitical Dispute

U.S. Airlines Look to Enhance Customer Experience Using Biometrics

London City Airport to Become the UK’s First Remote ATC Facility

Alaska Airlines to Launch Scheduled Flights from Paine Field

Mumbai Now the Busiest Single-Runway Airport in the World

21 Airlines Begin Process of Shifting Terminals at Los Angeles International Airport

When the Water Subsided: Sendai Airport’s Recovery Six Years Later

Photo Gallery: A Behind-the-Scenes Look Inside Dubai International Airport

The UK’s Northern Gateway Hits Double Digit Growth

Alaska Airlines to Keep Virgin America Gates at Dallas Love Field

Plane Busy: A Look at Colorado and Wyoming’s Busy Winter Schedules

DFW Airport Develops New App for Apple TV Users

Ground Handlers Cause Hefty Delays at Berlin Airports (Again)

Changi Airport Inches Closer Towards Terminal 4 Launch

Presidential Visits Are Hurting Businesses at Palm Beach County Park Airport

A History of DFW’s Revived Terminal E

A City Divided: The Kansas City Airport Debate

Manchester Witnesses Record Breaking January, Moves to Top Twenty European Airports List

The World’s Busiest Airports: What the Rankings Mean

St. Louis-Lambert Outlines Terminal Expansions Following the Addition of New Flights

Going Out With A Stunt: Air Berlin’s Last Transatlantic Flight

Delta Remains Committed to C Series Order Despite Recent Tensions

TBT (Throwback Thursday) in Aviation History: Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano

Airbus A330neo Takes First Flight in Toulouse

Alaska Bids Farewell to Beloved 737-400 Combi Fleet