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Written by Jacqueline Wazir | April 8, 2019

LAX expansion plans call for a new terminal east of Sepulveda Boulevard

Los Angeles International airport officials are calling for even more expansion and reorganization of the nation’s second-busiest airport, including additional changes to runways and the construction of a passenger terminal east of Sepulveda Boulevard. In a 142-page environmental document, city airport officials said the expansion would bring more sophisticated facilities for travelers, improve runway safety,

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Written by Jacqueline Wazir | April 8, 2019

Salt Lake City’s new state-of-the-art airport to be filled with art of the state

When the new Salt Lake City International Airport opens for flights in 17 months, the city wants everyone to remember their experience for the right reasons. As part of that experience, the city wants people to enjoy art in the airport that reflects the beauty and character of the state. With a major art installation

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Written by Jacqueline Wazir | April 5, 2019

An unnecessary increase in airport passenger fees would hurt consumers

Government taxes and fees account for more than one-fifth of the price of a typical domestic flight, making air travel one of the highest-taxed sectors of the American economy. Travelers pay a 7.5 percent excise tax, a $4.10 fee per flight segment, a commercial jet fuel tax, and a $5.60 security fee per flight segment,

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Written by Nick | April 2, 2019

Home team wins O’Hare terminal design competition

The City of Chicago has chosen Studio ORD’s design to move forward with on its $8.5 billion expansion of O’Hare International Airport. The Studio ORD team consists of Chicago-based Studio Gang, STL Architects, Solomon Cordwell Buenz, Corgan Associates, and Millhouse Engineering & Construction. Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and his administration’s Evaluation Committee made their choice

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Written by Nick | April 2, 2019

New Orleans’ new airport terminal is hiring 375 concessions workers

New Orleans’ new airport terminal is hiring. JOB1, the city’s workforce development arm, will host a career fair Wednesday (April 3) for those interested in working concessions at the new terminal, which is now under construction. The terminal opens May 15 and will fully replace the current airport facility. … The $1 billion airport facility

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Written by Nick | April 2, 2019

Project of the Month: Greater Rochester International Airport Project

In October 2018, the Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC) completed a comprehensive $79 million terminal transformation bringing 21st Century technology to today’s air travelers. ROC participated in the New York State Upstate Airport Economic Development and Revitalization initiative introduced by governor Andrew Cuomo. “The Greater Rochester International Airport is fortunate to have the commitment and

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Written by Nick | April 2, 2019

Gainesville’s airport is getting these updates, which will temporarily close one runway

Lee Gilmer Memorial Airport in Gainesville is about to get a $2.4 million boost, including a renovation of the World War II-era terminal building. The bulk of the work is set to begin April 15 and will involve a 60-day resurfacing of the main runway and replacing old runway lights with easier-to-maintain LED lighting. At

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Written by Nick | April 2, 2019

Sea-Tac Airport reveals the first phase of Central Terminal renovation, opens five eateries

The Port of Seattle welcomed customers back into the south side of the Central Terminal at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The current phase of the renovation restores views of the airfield via the iconic glass wall, debuts new furniture, and opens service from five amazing eateries to satisfy every palate, including Lucky Louie Fish Shack, Evergreens

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Written by Nick | March 29, 2019

Detroit Metro Airport to begin $256 million reconstruction on 70-year old runway

A nearly 70-year old runway at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport is scheduled to get a major face-lift. The $256 million reconstruction project on the 8,500-foot primary departure runway will start April 1, according to a Thursday news release.

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