Airports

Pittsburgh International Airport Announces Terminal Consolidation Plan

September 13, 2017 Ian McMurtry

Pittsburgh, Pa. has lately become a city of new and emerging infrastructure, and soon the city’s sole commercial airport, Pittsburgh International Airport, will be receiving a well-needed facelift. The airport recently announced that it is

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Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4 Inches Closer to Opening Day on October 31

September 9, 2017 Joshua Drabble

Singapore Changi Airport is due to open its brand new Terminal 4 at the end of October. The new terminal, which will officially open on October 31, is a stepping stone towards the future of

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A Visit to Heathrow Tower Ahead of National Aviation Day

August 19, 2017 James Dinsdale

It stands 87-metres (285 ft) above the ground and is easily one of the most recognizable air traffic control towers in the world. As far as aviation security goes, it is one of the most

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British Airways Announces A380 Service to Chicago O’hare

August 8, 2017 Joshua Drabble

British Airways has announced its latest Airbus A380 service will be to the Windy City. The new service, which will launch in May of 2018, will be the first regularly scheduled service of an A380

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The Near Death and Resurgence of St. Louis International Airport

August 7, 2017 Jace Moseley

Airline hubs are generally not the kind of place that change much in terms of service. In the United States, given the last decade of consolidation among airlines, most hub airports will likely stay hubs

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Qatar Airways Enters Codeshare Agreement with oneworld Partner, LATAM Airlines

August 2, 2017 Tomos Howells

Doha-based Qatar Airways has announced that it has entered in to a codeshare agreement with LATAM. This move has come as Qatar Airways plans to expand its South American route network and connectivity for its

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A Planespotter’s Dream Gig: A Look into the Life of an Airport Photographer

July 27, 2017 Ryan Ewing

A rainy Friday morning at Washington Dulles International Airport normally brings a dose of regular aircraft traffic along with passengers traveling to their respective destinations, but a new airline changes the game. It comes with

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London Heathrow Runway Vote to Be Pushed Back to 2018

July 17, 2017 James Field

The U.K. government has formally announced that the crucial vote on the country’s National Policy Statement (NPS), which pertains specifically to London Heathrow Airport, will be postponed until the first half of 2018. The vote

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New Apps Allows for Food Delivery Straight to Your Gate

July 16, 2017 Akhil Dewan

In the next few weeks, passengers flying out of Baltimore/Washington International (BWI) and San Diego International will now have the option to have food, drinks, and products sold in the airport delivered straight to their

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St. Maarten Sees First Fatality Caused by Jetblast

July 13, 2017 James Dinsdale

A New Zealand tourist was killed after sustaining injuries caused by the jet blast of a departing 737 at Princess Juliana Airport. The airport is a well-known attraction for keen aviation enthusiasts, as well as

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Stansted Airport Proposes an Increased Cap to Support More Passengers

July 11, 2017 James Field

Stansted Airport publicly announced through Essex Police that it has begun the consultation phase in advance of submitting a planning application to raise the passenger cap currently in place at the airport. This stage is

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Indianapolis Boosts Incentives for International Flights, Targets British Airways

June 28, 2017 Daniel Morley

The Indianapolis Airport Authority has boosted the incentive package it is offering to airlines wanting to start international flights to the airport. The airport and the city have been trying for years to start transatlantic

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The Best of Texas: Austin Bergstrom International Airport

June 26, 2017 Mateen Kontoravdis

Texas. Its history is a long and complicated one, having been a part of Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States of America, and finally, the United States of America. In 1845,

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Air Berlin Chooses Tegel Over Brandenburg

June 24, 2017 Mateen Kontoravdis

Air Berlin operates the most flights out of Germany’s capital city, Berlin, and will have to move once the city’s new airport opens. However, Air Berlin Chief Thomas Winkelman stated that the airline would prefer

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The Best of Texas: Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport

June 20, 2017 Parker Davis

Texas. Its history is a long and complicated one, having been a part of Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States of America, and finally, the United States of America. In 1845,

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The Best of Texas: Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport

June 19, 2017 Samuel Chen

Texas. Its history is a long and complicated one, having been a part of Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States of America, and finally, the United States of America. In 1845,

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The Death and Rebirth of Memphis (MEM) and Cincinnati (CVG)

June 14, 2017 Jace Moseley

Airline hubs are generally not something the kind of place that change much in terms of service. In the United States, given the recent consolidation among airlines, most hub airports will likely stay hubs for

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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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Pittsburgh International Airport Announces Terminal Consolidation Plan

Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4 Inches Closer to Opening Day on October 31

A Visit to Heathrow Tower Ahead of National Aviation Day

British Airways Announces A380 Service to Chicago O’hare

The Near Death and Resurgence of St. Louis International Airport

Qatar Airways Enters Codeshare Agreement with oneworld Partner, LATAM Airlines

A Planespotter’s Dream Gig: A Look into the Life of an Airport Photographer

London Heathrow Runway Vote to Be Pushed Back to 2018

New Apps Allows for Food Delivery Straight to Your Gate

St. Maarten Sees First Fatality Caused by Jetblast

Stansted Airport Proposes an Increased Cap to Support More Passengers

Indianapolis Boosts Incentives for International Flights, Targets British Airways

The Best of Texas: Austin Bergstrom International Airport

Air Berlin Chooses Tegel Over Brandenburg

The Best of Texas: Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport

The Best of Texas: Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport

The Death and Rebirth of Memphis (MEM) and Cincinnati (CVG)

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

SA Express Grounded by South African Civil Aviation a Day After SAA Merger Announcement

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