Billions for the Future of Flying

With a humming U.S. economy and airlines making money, the nation’s airports are making some overdue improvements. Capital spending at U.S. airports grew by 24% to $12.7 billion in 2017 from the previous year, according to Federal Aviation Administration data, the biggest increase since at least 2010.

Busy Thanksgiving travel at DIA will start Friday

This Thanksgiving travel season is expected to rank as one of the busiest ever. Industry group Airlines for America reports that more than 30 million passengers are expected to take to the skies between Friday and Nov. 27. “It’s really not a surprise that we’re seeing record travel,” said Rebecca Spicer of Airlines for American.

Missoula Airport says $67m construction project moves forward

Missoula International Airport continues to make strides on a three-year, $67 million construction project, in an effort to bring in additional flights and airlines to the Garden City. Coming changes include an additional gate, new gift shop, additional parking and new security checkpoint. The airport has made a lot of progress with their construction for

City opens $841 million parking and rental car facility at O’Hare International Airport

The city of Chicago on Wednesday officially opened a new ground transportation center at O’Hare International Airport that includes rental car facilities, public parking and a place for service dogs. The $841 million, 2.5 million-square-foot “Multi Modal Facility” provides a central access point for rental cars and parking, and next year will offer a connection

Work starts on 2nd phase of Ford airport improvement project

Work has started on the second phase of the Gateway Transformation Project at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids. Officials say improvements are focused on airline ticket counters and baggage service offices, baggage claim, curbside and other areas. Remodeling will include new terrazzo flooring, new LED lighting fixtures and upgraded signage. Construction