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Denver Airport Bans Sale Of Marijuana-themed Souvenirs

January 29, 2015

Airport fears the kitsch could taint the state's image.

Officials: Jet Fuel Leak At Sand Island Could Pose Threat To Coastal Waters

Closing An Airport Security Gap: Employee Screening

FAA Seeks $1.3 Million Fine For United Over Cargo

JBT Announces Formation Of JBT Equipment Finance LLC

Dubai Claims Title Of World's Busiest International Airport

American Tops Wall Street 4Q Forecasts

FAA Warns Of Fire Danger Caused By E-cigarettes Inside Checked Baggage

Baker Aviation Expands Operation With More Aircraft and New Hangar Space

January 29, 2015

From Baker Aviation

The major expansion of the operation includes seven additional aircraft to the management and charter fleet and 21,000 square feet of extra hangar space at the Texas Jet FBO located at Fort Worth’s Meacham International Airport.

Abele Taps Dayton Airport Director Slaybaugh To Lead Mitchell International

January 29, 2015

Jan. 27--Terry Slaybaugh, airport director at Dayton International Airport in Ohio, has been named the new airport director for Mitchell International Airport, Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele said Tuesday. Slaybaugh takes over for former airport...

American Airlines Interested In Offering Flights To Cuba

January 29, 2015

Add American Airlines to the list of carriers that want to take you to Cuba. An airline executive said Tuesday that American already operates about 20 charter flights a week to Cuba and would like to add regular flights from Miami. "We don't have...

Company Involved In Botched Bush Airport Taxiways Paid To Redo Work

January 29, 2015

Jan. 29--The same company that the city of Houston paid $46 million to overlay miles of critical taxiway at Bush Intercontinental Airport that cracked and crumbled mere months later has been awarded about $9 million more to redo the project, according...

Dozens Of Flights Cancelled In German Airport Strikes

January 29, 2015

BERLIN (AP) — Dozens of flights are being canceled at Germany's Duesseldorf and Cologne-Bonn airports after private security workers walked off the job in a dispute over wages. Cologne-Bonn was canceling 40 of 190 flights and Duesseldorf 205 of 530...