Key West International Airport (EYW) expanded and elevated its terminal to boost capacity, preserve island charm, improve ADA access, add glass jet bridges, and meet modern storm, energy, and safety demands.
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) rebuilt its busiest runway, 1-19, with an $110M project removing 8 inches of pavement, no daytime closures, completed in two seasons.
This year, three autonomous mowers are supplementing Sugar Land Regional Airport (SGR)'s maintenance crews, with each able to mow more than 1.4 acres per hour.
If Minnie Mouse followed Alice down the rabbit hole into Wonderland, these would be the perfect shoes for her trip. Even the Queen of Hearts would be envious.
This March, Quad Cities International Airport (MLI) in Moline, IL, unveiled new ticket counters and a completely revamped system for handling and screening checked baggage.
Two things have been making headlines about Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) lately: cargo operations and sustainability efforts.
Ontario International Airport (ONT) added a calming museum-style exhibit to soothe travelers, boost dwell time, attract non-ticketed visitors, and subtly drive concessions revenue.
Denver International Airport (DEN) built a robust, proactive SMS with FAA-approved manual, integrated tech, and strong leadership support to align safety climate with culture.
At Kingman Municipal Airport (IGM) in northwest Arizona, the environmental cleanup issue was toxic aluminum dross.
Driven by a powerful desire to never find itself or its customers in that predicament, Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (AZA) recently invested $4.5 million to increase onsite fuel reserves by up to 60%.
Some GA pilots oppose ADS-B being used for landing fee billing, citing privacy; airports defend it as vital for funding, safety, and operational efficiency.
The new Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) that opened in September 2020 features many enhancements to save energy and reduce the facility’s carbon footprint, including charging stations for electric ground support equipment.
Manitowish Waters Airport (D25) in northern Wisconsin is more than just a place for planes to land. It’s a testament to visionary thinking back in 1945.
Last fall, San Francisco International Airport (SFO) hosted its first-ever Tech Day. And based on the results, there will likely be more.
At Dayton International Airport (DAY) in Ohio, Sierra Nevada Corporation recently opened a large facility that will be home base for about 140 employees. That 90,000-square-foot hangar and 7,940-square-foot office complex is just the beginning.
Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) recently executed a multi-pronged advertising campaign that speaks to strategic, technological ways airports can connect with potential passengers.
Norfolk International Airport (ORF) has undertaken a major initiative to enhance customer parking and improve its efficiency.
Portland International Airport (PDX) installed a $3.3M fast EV charger system at its rental center, cutting recharge time drastically to speed rentals and boost customer satisfaction.
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) rebuilt its busiest runway, 1-19, with an $110M project removing 8 inches of pavement, no daytime closures, completed in two seasons.
Tampa International Airport (TPA) upgraded Airsides A & E with expanded, airy TSA checkpoints, advanced 3D scanners, and faster screening, enhancing security and passenger experience.
New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has put the state's money where its airports are. Recognizing and emphasizing the importance of air transportation to general economic prosperity, the governor launched the $200 million Upstate Airport Economic Development and Revitalization Competition in 2016.
Key West International Airport (EYW) expanded and elevated its terminal to boost capacity, preserve island charm, improve ADA access, add glass jet bridges, and meet modern storm, energy, and safety demands.
