Barry Ritholtz, Bloomberg
U.S. politicians agree on little. But there's consensus the country must improve its infrastructure. Now lawmakers need to get serious about spending money.
5 months ago
Chiara Albanese, Bloomberg
Genoa is on track for a comeback after the shocking collapse last summer of the Morandi bridge, once hailed as an engineering feat. The irony is the rebuilding of the bridge may be the impetus needed to revive the Italian town whose city airport is losing passengers and hotel owners are feeling scared.
11 months ago
Mark Niquette, Bloomberg
President Trump's pledge to invest in U.S. transportation infrastructure never materialized. It's going to take a sustained, decades-long investment as traffic increases and puts increased pressure on bridges, tunnels, and highways.
1 year ago
Elise Young, Toluse Olorunnipa, and Henry Goldman, Bloomberg
President Trump promised voters an overhaul of the country's infrastructure and so far he hasn't delivered. The northeast corridor rail tunnel is perhaps the greatest infrastructure test the president will have to put money where his mouth is.
1 year ago
David Fickling, Bloomberg
Airports are spending massive amounts of money on new terminals and renovations. But is that the right approach? Ryanair and Southwest have proven the no-frills approach works for airlines. It probably makes sense for some airports, too. Maybe they should focus on building the cheapest, most utilitarian buildings rather than marvels of modern architecture.
1 year ago
Noah Buhayar and Gillian Tan, Bloomberg
Campaigns for the upcoming U.S. midterm elections have been contentious, but upgrading our aging, crumbling airports appears to have bipartisan appeal.
1 year ago
Daniela Guzman and Andrea Navarro, Bloomberg
The cost of abandoning Mexico City's new airport could be as high as $10.5 billion, but Mexico's president-elect maintained that the project gave him serious misgivings.
1 year ago
Alan Levin, Bloomberg
Swapping trains for buses will certainly worsen the lives of some passengers, but installing positive train control and preventing fatal accidents is urgent.
1 year ago
Sabre + Skift
Let’s face it –– airlines aren’t known for their infrastructure innovations. But applying new, intelligent technology infrastructures can bring them into the modern world and allow them to provide their customers with the right offer, at the right time, at the right price.
1 year ago
Justin Villamil, Nacha Cattan and Cyntia Barrera Diaz, Bloomberg
The progress of Mexico City's new airport could have big implications for travelers, but maybe not as big as Lopez Obrador's forthcoming relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump.
2 years ago
Jeremy Hill, Bloomberg
Let's include "rising oil prices" on the list of reasons the LaGuardia renovation of our dreams will hit snags.
2 years ago
Christopher Jasper and Kaye Wiggins, Bloomberg
As the long-awaited Heathrow expansion plan moves forward, what will it take to appease British Airways? However it progresses, this project is unlikely to please everyone.
2 years ago
