Airports

Chicago O’Hare Eyes Dramatic Expansion

February 26, 2018 Daniel Morley

The nations third busiest airport may be getting bigger. The Chicago Tribune is reporting that the city of Chicago and the airlines serving Chicago O’Hare are nearing an $8.5 billion deal to expand the airport.

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Berlin Brandenburg Airport Operator Requests €770 Million to Finish Construction

February 25, 2018 Joe Pesek

After years of recurring delays, Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg GmbH, the operator of Berlin Brandenburg Airport, has requested an additional €770 Million to finish the airport’s construction by 2020. If the project is completed within the

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Higher Ticket Fees Proposed in New TSA Budget

February 15, 2018 Akhil Dewan

On Monday, President Trump proposed an increase to the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) fees placed on airline tickets in order to upgrade the agency’s current technology, as part of an effort to make the airport screening

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Photos: Touring Lufthansa’s Exclusive First Class Terminal in Frankfurt

February 9, 2018 Thomas Pallini

As part of Lufthansa’s #ExploreTheNew events in Frankfurt, a select group of four journalists were given a private tour of the most exclusive club in Europe, the Lufthansa First Class Terminal at Frankfurt Airport. Only available

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Yangyang Airport: The World’s Alternate Entrance to PyeongChang

February 8, 2018 Ian McMurtry

While most people travelling to South Korea for the XXIII Winter Olympics in PyeongChang will fly into Seoul’s Incheon International Airport, there is another airport much closer to PyeongChang that will be the welcoming point

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“Superb Owl” Photoshop of MSP Tram Raises Eyebrows, Awareness

January 31, 2018 Guest Author

Many public spaces in the Twin Cities are covered in advertising promoting this weekend’s Super Bowl, and Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport is no exception. The airport’s Poma-Otis trams feature large “Super Bowl LII” ad wraps.

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Southwest Airlines Announces Service to Everett’s Paine Field

January 26, 2018 Pablo Diaz

Southwest Airlines announced on Thursday its intentions to operate from Paine Field in Everett, Wash. later this year. While it has yet to be approved by governmental and regulatory agencies, the carrier wishes to operate

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Seoul’s Incheon Airport Opens New Terminal for Korean Air and SkyTeam

January 13, 2018 Albert Kuan

Seoul’s Incheon International Airport, the main international gateway to South Korea, will open its second passenger terminal to the public on Jan.18. Starting that date, Korean Air will no longer operate from the main terminal,

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DEN: The Largest Airport by Total Land Mass in the U.S.

January 9, 2018 Albert Kuan

When it comes to airports in the middle of nowhere, Denver International Airport (DEN) is probably the most notable. This big city airport is the largest airport by total land area in the U.S, is

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Photos: ‘Bomb Cyclone’ Sends Scores of New York and Philadelphia-Bound Flights to Dulles Airport Near Washington, D.C.

January 5, 2018 Ryan Ewing

As the first blizzard of 2018, also known as a ‘bomb cyclone,’ bore down on the Northeast, flights to major airports, including Boston Logan, Philadelphia, and New York, were disrupted. American Airlines canceled more than 1,300

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LAX’s Long-Standing History with Inter-Terminal Underground Tunnels

December 19, 2017 Albert Kuan

Before it became one of the busiest airports in the U.S., Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) started out as a small dirt landing strip void of the central terminal buildings and paparazzi that most are

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U.K. Airports Report Strong November Numbers Amid December Weather Chaos

December 12, 2017 Andy Nelson

In a week which has seen numerous closures and cancellations due to adverse weather conditions, many U.K. airports will welcome the news of record passenger numbers for the month of November. The country’s largest airports, London’s

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EasyJet to Begin Service from Berlin-Tegel Airport Starting in January

December 10, 2017 Adrian Vannahme

EasyJet is set to start operating from Tegel Airport, Berlin’s city airport, starting Jan. 5. The British low-cost-carrier announced nineteen routes it would begin operating from Tegel, including fifteen international and four domestic routes. In

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Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, United Airlines Showcase the Passenger Experience at Washington Dulles International Airport

December 9, 2017 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

Think about your home airport. Do you get excited when a new airline is announced? When a new, modern jet like the Dreamliner starts service to your hometown? This was the mood walking into “Passport

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Atlanta Airport Encounters Snowstorm, Faces Flight Delays and Cancellations

December 9, 2017 Daniel Morley

A rare southern snowstorm has crippled the world’s busiest airport, with Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport expecting up to six inches of snow by Saturday morning. The snow was initially expected to be only between one

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‘Significant Flaws’ Cited in London Heathrow’s Planned Third Runway

December 5, 2017 Andy Nelson

An independent safety review into London-Heathrow’s North-West Runway (NWR) scheme has raised a number of concerns about the proposal. The report, commissioned by Heathrow Hub and compiled by Ebeni U.K., an aviation and engineering safety

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United Airlines Announces Additional Routes, Two New Destinations

November 23, 2017 Akhil Dewan

On Monday, United Airlines announced a major update to its route network with most of its hubs throughout the United States seeing new routes. Monday’s announcement saw the addition of 10 new routes from five

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LATAM Airlines Adds Routes to U.S., Europe and Israel

November 15, 2017 Pablo Diaz

LATAM Airlines Group is preparing to offer three new international routes in 2018 including: Boston, Rome, and Lisbon. All flights will fly to its São Paulo/Guarulhos hub in Brazil, increasing connectivity from North America and

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Etihad Cuts Route to Dallas, Blames American Airlines

November 4, 2017 Mateen Kontoravdis

After operating non-stop flights three times weekly between Dallas Fort-Worth and Abu Dhabi for just over three years, Etihad Airways announced its plans to suspend the flight, effective March 25, 2018. The flight, which has

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Looking Inside an Abandoned Air Traffic Control Tower at Washington Dulles International Airport

November 1, 2017 Ryan Ewing

Standing on top of the airport’s main terminal, the tower at Washington Dulles International Airport is perhaps one of the most iconic in the U.S. It’s design was spearheaded by architect Eero Saarinen who designed

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Airports

Chicago O’Hare Eyes Dramatic Expansion

Berlin Brandenburg Airport Operator Requests €770 Million to Finish Construction

Higher Ticket Fees Proposed in New TSA Budget

Photos: Touring Lufthansa’s Exclusive First Class Terminal in Frankfurt

Yangyang Airport: The World’s Alternate Entrance to PyeongChang

“Superb Owl” Photoshop of MSP Tram Raises Eyebrows, Awareness

Southwest Airlines Announces Service to Everett’s Paine Field

Seoul’s Incheon Airport Opens New Terminal for Korean Air and SkyTeam

DEN: The Largest Airport by Total Land Mass in the U.S.

Photos: ‘Bomb Cyclone’ Sends Scores of New York and Philadelphia-Bound Flights to Dulles Airport Near Washington, D.C.

LAX’s Long-Standing History with Inter-Terminal Underground Tunnels

U.K. Airports Report Strong November Numbers Amid December Weather Chaos

EasyJet to Begin Service from Berlin-Tegel Airport Starting in January

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, United Airlines Showcase the Passenger Experience at Washington Dulles International Airport

Atlanta Airport Encounters Snowstorm, Faces Flight Delays and Cancellations

‘Significant Flaws’ Cited in London Heathrow’s Planned Third Runway

United Airlines Announces Additional Routes, Two New Destinations

LATAM Airlines Adds Routes to U.S., Europe and Israel

Etihad Cuts Route to Dallas, Blames American Airlines

Looking Inside an Abandoned Air Traffic Control Tower at Washington Dulles International Airport

Picking Up the Pieces: Libyan Carriers Find Their Postwar Footing

LATAM Adds New Routes from Lima Hub Despite Airport Congestion

Delta Tacks on More Airbus A330neo Orders to Support International Growth Strategy

Nigeria’s Aging Aircraft Struggle Continues as Government Seeks Increased Control

Brexit Draft Document Continues Uncertainty for Future of U.K-E.U. Aviation