Wichita

Airports

Retirement Age: Wichita Finishes Demolition of 65-Year-Old Terminal

April 16, 2019 Ian McMurtry

As Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport continues to be the leader in Kansas’ commercial aviation sector, the last signs of the former Wichita Mid-Continent Airport will come down this week. The airport has started

Airports

America Turns to the Clear Alternative to Steel Sided Jet Bridges

January 27, 2019 Ian McMurtry

With new construction projects revitalizing airports across the United States, the call for more modernizations or “European-style” structures has resulted in more glass and steel replacing the concrete and brick-heavy terminals of the past. However,

Planes

Building the Backbone: Wichita

April 30, 2017 Ian McMurtry

Welcome to the Building the Backbone series. In this short series, AirlineGeeks staff writers will go in depth in the history of cities that have helped create the backbone for aircraft building and have become icons

Airlines

Wichita’s Terminal Gets a Sizable Facelift

April 18, 2015 Ian McMurtry

Just a few hundred feet from the current 39 year old terminal sits the future of aviation travel for the city of Wichita. The “air capital” of the world is in dire need for an

Wichita

Retirement Age: Wichita Finishes Demolition of 65-Year-Old Terminal

America Turns to the Clear Alternative to Steel Sided Jet Bridges

Building the Backbone: Wichita

Wichita’s Terminal Gets a Sizable Facelift

American to Replace 757 Fleet with A321XLR

Frontier Becomes First U.S. Customer to Buy A321XLR

The Implications of Alaska’s Newly-Inked Agreement with Air Italy

Cebu Pacific Places Significant Airbus Order at Paris Air Show

IAG Signs Letter of Intent for 200 Boeing 737 MAX Jets