AirportsLos Angeles City Planning Commission recommends approval of plan amendments for LAX Landside Access Modernization Program -- The Los Angeles City Planning Commission on Thursday recommended the City Council approve zone change requests and amendments [LAWA News Release]
[City News Service] ICE agent arrested for helping inadmissible Mexican national into U.S. at LAX -- A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agent from Murrieta was arrested on charges he helped a foreign national illegally enter the country. [Sandy Coronilla/ ABC10 San Diego] [City News Service] [Brian Rokos/ Riverside Press-Enterprise] Tired of travel fees? Here's a charge you may be unaware of -- Ever feel like the taxi ride from the airport costs more than the trip there? [AP] Concealed carry will be allowed at Arkansas municipal airports under new law -- Under the new enhanced concealed carry law, signed by the governor Wednesday, license holders will be able to carry their guns into areas deemed sensitive with more training, that includes municipal airports. [Elicia Dover/ ABC7 Little Rock] Passenger numbers take off at Hollywood Burbank Airport -- Hollywood Burbank Airport continues to bring more passengers into its terminals, reporting a 10.5% increase in January compared to the same month in 2016. [Anthony Clark Carpio/ Burbank Leader] JetSuiteX announces flight to Coachella Festival from Hollywood Burbank Airport -- Going to the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival next month and don't feel like driving? [Fox11/ CNS] Will St. Louis Lambert Airport go private? Mayor submits preliminary application to FAA -- Will Lambert Airport go private? [Joe Millitzer/ Fox2 St. Louis] 'Monumental' shift: Why 21 airlines are moving terminals in May at LAX -- A move by Delta Air Lines into new terminals at Los Angeles International Airport this spring will set off what LAX officials are calling "a move of airlines never before seen at a major U.S. airport." [City News Service] [Hugo Martin/ Los Angeles Times] [Melissa Pamer/ KTLA] [Jessica Sanders/ Atlanta Business Chronicle] [LAWA Press Release] [LAWA Fact Sheet] These maps show you the noisiest places to live in California -- It's probably no surprise, but some of the noisier parts of California can be found around airports and freeways. [Shelby Grad/ Los Angeles Times] [USDOT Press Release] Building airports is hard. Why not use the ones we have? -- Infrastructure in America is full of contradictions: [Conor Sen/ Bloomberg] Third Annual Airport Planning Course at California State University, Los Angeles, features HNTB guest lecturers -- For the third consecutive year, HNTB Corp. aviation planning and engineering professionals delivered guest lectures as part of the airport planning course for California State University, Los Angeles. [HNTB/ AviationPros] Airports add pet potties & play areas; dump pay phones, banks -- Modern-day airports no longer concentrate solely on being gateways to help passengers get from here to there. [Harriet Baskas/ Stuck at the Airport] LaGuardia Airport Renovation: Q&A With LaGuardia Gateway Partners' Ed Baklor -- During the Passenger Terminal Expo in Amsterdam last week, APEX Media met with Ed Baklor, [Marisa Garcia/ APEX] No decision made on sell-off of Canada's airports: finance minister -- Ottawa has made no decisions on the sell-off of Canada's big airports and the government continues to weigh its options, Finance Minister Bill Morneau says. [Bruce Campion-Smith/ Toronto Star] Taxis suffer as Atlanta airport riders choose Uber, Lyft -- In the first couple of months of legal ride-share pickups at the world's busiest airport, Uber and Lyft carried more than twice as many customers from the airport as taxis, according to the city of Atlanta. [Kelly Yamanouchi/ Atlanta Journal-Constitution] America's most hair-raising airport landings -- For a commercial airline pilot, some landings are a relative breeze-think airports with long, clear runways on flat land at sea level, with benign weather and modest traffic. [Justin Bachman/ Bloomberg] Man accused of having pipe bombs in his downtown Denver hotel room is indicted, appears in federal court -- Adam Nauveed Hayat, the man authorities say had several pipe bombs in his hotel room at the Sheraton Denver Downtown, has been indicted by a grand jury and appeared in court Monday afternoon. [Jesse Paul/ Denver Post] Strikes strand tourists, travelers at Italy's airports -- Tourists and travelers at airports across Italy are facing delays and canceled flights thanks to strikes by air traffic controllers and air transport workers. [AP] Rural airports take a hit in President Trump's budget cuts -- Last week, we explained how the Trump administration's budget, if adopted, would potentially raise airfares and lengthen lines at airport security. [Cynthia Drescher/ Conde Nast Traveler] Missouri lawmakers consider airport alcohol bill -- You would be able to carry alcoholic beverages around the St. Louis Lambert and Kansas City International Airports, under legislation that's been approved by the Missouri House. [Missourinet] Airport staff sleeping at work say they cannot afford to go home -- Staff at one of Australia's busiest airports have been setting up camp and sleeping at work, which they say is because they cannot afford to go home between shifts. [James Thomas & Xanthe Kleinig/ Australian Broadcasting Corp.] Delta to lead 24 airline relocations to new terminals at LAX -- Call it "Airmageddon." [Howard Fine/ Los Angeles Business Journal] LAX police arrest man with loaded gun in truck -- A hit-and-run suspect was wrestled to the ground and arrested Sunday outside Terminal 2 at Los Angeles International Airport after he allegedly became aggressive with Airport police and failed to follow their commands. [Torrance Daily Breeze] LAX security officer saves man from suicide fall -- A Los Angeles International Airport security officer was hailed as a hero Friday for wrestling a young man to the ground and preventing him from jumping from a pedestrian bridge. [Larry Altman/ Torrance Daily Breeze] Los Angeles World Airports partners with Edge4Vets connecting veterans with airport jobs -- Men and women who have served in the military will soon have an opportunity to convert valuable job skills into careers at Los Angeles International Airport. [LAWA News Release] Southwest Airlines gains two permanent flight slots at Long Beach Airport -- Southwest Airlines will soon have two permanent air carrier flight slots at Long Beach Airport after American Airlines announced last month that it was reducing service, city officials said yesterday. [Stephanie Rivera/ Long Beach Post] ONT coming back, one flight at a time -- One flight at a time. [Press-Enterprise Editorial Board/ Riverside Press-Enterprise] Name that airport ... (Orange County, Calif.) -- The photo in this week's "name that airport photo" is of the John Wayne Airport in Orange County, Calif. [Ben Mutzabaugh/ USA Today] John Wayne, who already has a namesake day in Newport Beach, may soon get a park, too -- Newport Beach could honor screen legend and one-time resident John Wayne with a park. [Hillary Davis/ Los Angeles Times] Paris Airport attack puts focus on check-in security -- The attack Saturday at Paris's second-largest airport, in which a man seized a soldier's gun before being shot dead, comes at a time of heightened security concerns at such departure points for international travelers and repeated attacks on air travel. [Robert Wall/ Wall Street Journal] The protests against Trump's travel ban could change how America designs airports -- In late January, tens of thousands of Americans in over 80 airports protested Trump's first travel ban, which would have temporarily barred refugees and immigrants from seven majority-Muslim countries. [Leanna Garfield/ Business Insider] Can you hear me now? Airports clear away old staples to make way for newer amenities -- Airports, mostly seen as gateways that ferry passengers to distant cities and far-flung countries, have grown beyond their original mandate. [Harriet Baskas/ CNBC] Fresno airport offering help to developmentally disabled flyers -- For children and adults who are autistic or suffer from other developmental disabilities, what is supposed to be a pleasant trip by plane can end up being a difficult or downright traumatic experience for them and their families. [David Castellon/ Fresno Business Journal] Sea-Tac airport spends $2M to keep passengers from getting lost -- The Port of Seattle is doubling down so you won't get lost at Sea-Tac Airport. [Michelle Li/ KING5] Westchester airport: Ambitious timeline for privatization -- The outside firm hired to help privatize Westchester County Airport has an ambitious timeline that would see a contract in place by year's end. [Matt Coyne/ lohud] Hawaiian Airlines, HTA back airport authority bill -- Airline and tourism experts are supporting a bill that would establish an independent airport corporation under. [Katie Murar/ Pacific Business News] Man killed at Paris airport planned to 'die for Allah': prosecutor -- A man shot dead by French soldiers at Paris Orly airport on Saturday shouted he was there to "die for Allah" and tried to seize a soldier's assault rifle, apparently intending to open fire on passengers, a prosecutor said. [Gus Trompiz & Emmanuel Jarry/ Reuters]
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