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Articles tagged “u.s. airports”

Coronavirus

Airports Would Get Upgrades Under $14 Billion U.S. House Spending Measure

The U.S. House has a $14 billion plan to fix a highway and airport funding shortfall during the pandemic, but the measure is still just another Band-Aid on a growing need for legitimate infrastructure spending.

David Shepardson, Reuters | 4 years ago

Airports Would Get Upgrades Under $14 Billion U.S. House Spending Measure

Airlines

U.S. Set to Relax Enhanced Covid Screening Measures for Some International Passengers

The CDC's current strategy for screening international arrivals has become unsustainable as traveler numbers grow, according to reports. Changes are expected.

David Shepardson, Reuters | 4 years ago

U.S. Set to Relax Enhanced Covid Screening Measures for Some International Passengers

Coronavirus

Airports Look to Tech to Ensure Social Distancing of Flyers

Mind the gap.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 4 years ago

Airports Look to Tech to Ensure Social Distancing of Flyers

Airlines

When Will More Innovation Come to U.S. Airports?

Most U.S. airports are clunky, publicly run enterprises, and they innovate slowly. Plus, their largest tenants — airlines — can be cheap, and unwilling to pay more than they need to. But a few airports are innovating, and that's good news for passengers.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 5 years ago

When Will More Innovation Come to U.S. Airports?