Industry Insider columns

New U.S. Tax Incentives for Renewable Energy Projects

January-February
2023
The Inflation Reduction Act will put $386 billion into climate and energy programs over a 10-year timeframe.

Innovation is in the Air

November-December
2022
Like other airports worldwide, Edmonton International Airport (YEG) is emerging from crisis management through the pandemic.

We Need to Do Better About the Top 6 mm

October
2022
I often get quizzical looks when I walk a runway, take photos of macro and micro textures, touch the surface and take notes.

Recovery is Not Just About the Traffic

September
2022
A full industry recovery that gets airports to a “new normal” will require three major factors...

The Most Powerful Tool You Aren’t Using (Yet)

May-June
2022
Leaders in virtually all industries—including our own—have come to realize the tremendous power of digital technology.

Never Waste a Crisis

March-April
2022
It is unimportant to dissect how we got here, but we must design a better future and regain our rightful position in the world.

Are You Ready for Electric Aviation?

January-February
2022
Electric aircraft and hydrogen technologies are on the horizon. Several prototypes have flown over the past few years.

Top 5 Things to Know About Airport Resiliency

November-December
2021
As the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season ends, many airports are reflecting on the impact, devastation and response costs that major storms cause.

The New Town Square

October
2021
There is a paradigm shift occurring in the world as we know it.

Are You Suffering Transparency & Trust Issues?

September
2021
From hiring owner’s reps to initiating construction management at risk, airports and other facility owners have put various models in place to create accountability during construction projects.

Predicting What Projects Should Cost Requires More Clairvoyance Than Ever

July-August
2021
Restarting the economy comes with challenges, especially while significant volatility in the material supply chain is affecting all major construction, including the airport market.

Miami Int’l Joins DHS Campaign Against Human Trafficking

March-April
2021
Human trafficking is a crime that is often hidden in plain sight. Most people cannot identify victims, even when they encounter them in person.

The Right Kind of Quiet

January-February
2021
If you’re like me, you may feel that your airport is a little too quiet right now.

The Clean Transit Initiative

October
2020
Not since 9/11 have I seen an entire industry re-invent itself. The COVID-19 pandemic has surely changed life as we know it...

The Opportunity Afforded by Opening

September
2020
At long last, the day has arrived…your brand-new, state-of-the-art terminal is open. Thanks to hard work and a great team, Opening Day was smooth as silk.

Airports Adapt in Novel Coronavirus Time

July-August
2020
​“When time marches on, it steps on your nose and tail, and leaves boot prints down your back.”

Consider “Inspansion” During COVID-19 Recovery

May-June
2020
The aviation industry has historically experienced financial shocks in roughly 10-year cycles. All of these events had a significant impact on airport operations and future development plans.

Legalized Pot & Airports – Caught in the Middle?

March
2020
As more states legalize the use of marijuana, more U.S. airports have found themselves caught in the middle of contradictory federal and state laws.

OK Is Not Good Enough

January-February
2020
I’d like to think that I am smart. Unfortunately, every time I start to feel that way, I find myself in a “learning moment.”

The Last Straw

November-December
2019
Whatever we can do to reduce plastic straws and single-use containers is worth it—when we travel and at home.

Reimagining the Future of Cities Through Aerial Rideshare

October
2019
For the first time ever, more than half of the world’s population lives in cities, and their numbers are growing by 1 million people each week.

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