Officials at Appleton International Airport will break ground on a business park expansion designed to fuel growth in aviation related businesses. The first phase of the project consists of building a road connecting Endeavour Drive to State Highway 76 to allow for future development.

Vision Plan Calls for New Terminal B to Complement Award-Winning New Terminal A
Recommends Overhauling Outdated Roadway Network and Redesigning Delay-Prone Aircraft Taxiway Network to Maximize Efficiency
Plan Enables Newark Liberty to Accommodate Continued Passenger Growth in Coming Decades, with Record 49 Million Passengers in 2023

The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority Welcomes Brian Findlen as New Chief of Police

The new flight from Nashville (BNA) to Keflavik (KEF) will link Middle Tennessee to Iceland with connections to more than 30 European destinations.
Service begins May 16, 2025.

Airport Manager and Operator Avports will lead the initiative locally on behalf of the
Tweed New Haven Airport Authority to Examine Airport and Aviation Future Energy Needs

New drop-off, pick-up area inside Purple Ramp should reduce travel times​

Orlando International Airport (MCO) resumed full commercial passenger operations today, following extensive cleanup from the debris left by Hurricane Milton.

Harmony Enterprises is proud to announce that its SmartPack Automatic Trash Compactors have been installed in the C Gate area servicing United Airlines at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport, in Houston, TX.

DFW Airport to Host ‘5K on the Runway’ in Celebration of 50th Anniversary

Three new routes include Cabo San Lucas, Indianapolis, and Punta Cana; Service begins March 2025

IND recruiting and developing staff for long-term growth and industry sustainability

Airport’s first-ever lounge offers enhanced amenities for travelers, open to the public on Thursday, Sept. 26

Set to commence on Sunday December 1, 2024, this service marks a significant milestone in enhancing connectivity between the Eastern Caribbean and South America.

New flight from Nashville (BNA) to Dublin (DUB) links Music City to the Emerald Isle.
Service begins April 12, 2025
Aer Lingus also offers seamless connections through Dublin to 22 destinations across Europe, including Amsterdam, Paris, London and Rome
U.S. bound customers will save time by using Dublin Airport’s US customs & immigration preclearance facility

With airports investing more in technology, SITA’s Airports business will continue to introduce technologies and innovations to realize the next generation of operations and biometric journeys.

As BNA continues to experience exponential growth, Southwest Airlines adds six new nonstop destinations including Memphis

Syracuse, New York – The Syracuse Regional Airport Authority (SRAA) and Frontier Airlines today celebrated the launch of new nonstop service from Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR) directly to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). The service is scheduled to operate three times weekly. Today’s inaugural flight departed SYR at 9:50 a.m. and arrived just after noon in ATL.

Travelers departing Syracuse on the inaugural flight were treated to a celebration at Gate 20 including decorations, baked goods, giveaways, and a water cannon salute. Frontier now operates nonstop flights to five destinations from SYR including Atlanta, GA; Denver, CO; Fort Myers, FL; Orlando, FL; and Raleigh-Durham, NC.

“We appreciate Frontier Airlines’ leadership team seeing value in expanding their footprint here in Syracuse,” said SRAA Executive Director Jason Terreri. “Atlanta is one of the top destinations for SYR travelers and we’re excited to increase nonstop connectivity to this key market.”

Learn more about the 30 destinations Central New York travelers can fly directly to via nonstop flights with nine airlines now operating regularly scheduled flights at SYR.

Live Demo of electraCLEAR™ Technology, Technical Spotlight Presentation, and Interview Availability

Seasoned Airport Operator Signs Deal to Bring Nashville-style Hot Chicken Concept of First Non-Traditional Destination

Citing family health concerns, the Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) Kevin J. Thibault tendered his resignation to the GOAA board effective January 31, 2025.