Articles tagged “ord”

American Airlines is once again expanding its seasonal service to traditionally less-trafficked destinations in Europe where tourism growth is reaching new highs.

Simply put, the increased traffic is a healthy sign for both inbound and outbound tourism activity in the U.S.

Travel activities make up a significant portion of social sharing, creating vast opportunities for companies to engage customers before, during, and after a trip.

Chicago has two hubs crawling with potential tourists just outside of its city center, but it's hard to imagine a world where all theses people aren't already aware of the booming metropolis just beyond the terminals.

While some people feel that U.S. airports are like aging dinosaurs, it turns out that some of these creatures may have eons ago roamed the lands where airports were eventually built.

A somewhat veiled threat from senators on tougher regulatory road ahead if earlier agreements not honored on O'Hare's expansion and keeping the jobs.

Chicago knows how to deal with a bit of wind, but as on of the U.S.'s premier hubs for transfers it's witnessing a high volume of connecting flights not arriving or leaving.

The sleek design looks like Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, but the smart development does more than look pretty and will drive likely drive revenue with long operating hours and more post-security shops.

The relationship between speed at the gate and personal privacy delivers predictability to the TSA as opposed to security, which is what they're really after.