Another New Mexico Airport Regains Service
After nearly eight years without any flights, SkyWest and United will be bringing air service back to a small city in New Mexico.
After nearly eight years without any flights, SkyWest and United will be bringing air service back to a small city in New Mexico.
American is set to introduce service to a new airport in the spring. Currently, only one other airline serves the region.
Silver Airways – which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month – is ending service to Anguilla over unpaid fees.
When we think of lackluster terminals, the old LaGuardia might come to mind. Perhaps Concourse C and D at Washington’s Dulles airport also tops the list.
Airport management has already said that some airlines have expressed interest in serving the new commercial facility, which is set to open in 2026.
The recently-merged Alaska and Hawaiian airline duo plans to move operations at five additional airports in the coming months.
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport completed its roughly $110 million runway rehabilitation project earlier this month.
Capital One is offering a sit down tapas-style dining experience in D.C. with items curated by award winning chef Jose Andres.
Fraport AG, the operator of Frankfurt Airport, is testing a 200-meter stretch of road on the airfield made from cashew-based asphalt.
Funding will go for projects such as new baggage systems, security checkpoints, and increased airport gate capacity, the agency said.