Articles tagged “atlanta”

Delta's doing the right thing by pushing innovation at the security checkpoint -- the TSA just has to run with it.

Facebook is improving its video offerings which helps programs like Hartsfield-Jackson's and it also adds another dimension to the question of how to best reach travelers with personalized and targeted content.

Using mobile apps to speed the customs process at the airport is a logical step. Anything that can speed the customs process while maintaining security has got to be a good thing.

International traffic, whether by U.S. domestic carriers or foreign airlines flying into and out of the U.S., was the biggest gainer in the annual BTS passenger roundup.

Talk about ancillary revenue streams. Vancouver Airport Authority takes in a bunch of revenue by streamlining the flow of passengers through Customs at a handful of airports in Canada and the U.S.

Bill Gates' Cascade Investment already plays a role in managing a hotel, and now it will go full circle and own it, too. Seller Host Hotels, meanwhile, wants to reduce its ample presence in Atlanta.

Comcast sees the Wi-Fi hotspots as a promotional tool in its rivalry with AT&T. They will be a convenience for visitors and locals alike.

Wi-Fi is no longer considered a privilege, but a right that passengers are beginning to expect will be available for free.