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Florida Consumers Stand to Lose (More) from Airport Tax Hike

Despite record-setting revenues, billions in reserve accounts, and promising industry forecasts, U.S. airports are lobbying Congress to increase the passenger facility charge (PFC), a move that would make flying more expensive for the more than 90 million air travelers who board planes in Tampa International or Miami International Airports, or elsewhere in Florida every year.
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Work Starts on New Rental Car Facility at John Glenn Airport

Construction has begun on John Glenn Columbus International Airport’s new rental-car facility, prompting road changes around the terminal. However, although one lane has been closed, speed limits have been reduced, and a new return loop to the terminal has been created, no significant delays are expected. Airlines still recommend arriving at the airport 90 minutes
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Bustling Denver International Airport Launches Major Expansion, Upgrades

Denver’s airport is flying high. Last year, 64.5 million passengers traveled through its concourses and iconic, tent-capped terminal, making it the fifth-busiest airport in the U.S., according to Federal Aviation Administration statistics that track total takeoffs and landings. That number was up almost 5% over 2017 totals. To top off a heady year, in 2018
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Major renovation to begin at Daytona airport

The Volusia County Council will be asked to approve a renovation of the main terminal at Daytona Beach International Airport, the first since it opened in 1992, to give it a more modern look and add amenities that accommodate the present-day needs of travelers and airlines. The funds for the $14 million project would come
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$75 million renovation brings more shopping options to Midway

As part of a $75 million concession redevelopment that began in 2017 and is expected to be completed in 2020, Chicago’s Midway airport is in the process of overhauling its shopping and dining options for the first time in more than 20 years. Travelers can look forward to a more modern look and more name-brand
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New airfare tax would crash Florida’s travel industry

Congress may soon raise taxes on travelers who fly in and out of the Sunshine State. The chairman of the powerful transportation and infrastructure committee is pushing a bill that would charge travelers extra fees on each leg of their itineraries. He claims that airports desperately need extra cash for infrastructure investments. This isn’t true.
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