Construction company Vinci Airports signs a memorandum of understanding for the expansion of two airports in Iran Expansion of airports in Mashhad and Isfahan, Iran's 2nd and 5th largest airports respectively.
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Airports Council International compiled its list of the busiest airports in the world using data from 1,20173 airports around the world.
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Airports interrupted The stormy weather disrupted at least two airports.
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These airports are primarily origination and destination (O&D) airports that rely on demand related to their catchment area, rather than hub airports.
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And our airports, by the way, which are Third World airports.
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Delays at airports The stormy weather caused disruptions at least two airports.
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There were 146 cancellations at Tegel and 54 at Schoenefeld airports and 12 flights were redirected to other German airports, a spokesman for Berlin's airports said.
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So far, air travel has not been disrupted, and all airports, including Kona and Hilo International airports, the two main airports on Big Island, remain open.
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Several airports in Texas, including both of Houston's main airports, have been closed.
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Airports: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is reviving new safety requirements for airports.
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U.S. airports count themselves among the world's busiest, yet no U.S. airports — once the envy of the world — crack the top 21625 for the world's best airports.
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Those areas broadcast the coordinates of airports in places where there are no airports.
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Airports Stymied: Deborah Flint, airport chief Deborah Flint, CEO of Los Angeles World Airports, wants Congress to allow airports to charge each passenger a little more to fix problems.
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The debate over how to secure airports has been happening at airports around the world.
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Half a dozen airports around Houston are closed, including the city's two big international airports.
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Airports Council International (ACI) released its latest list of the busiest airports in the world.
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Our international airport investment strategy: it's difficult to talk about national airports or capital airports.
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French airports group ADP is considering closing down some areas in its main Paris airports.
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French airports operator ADP, which operates Paris airports Roissy and Orly, has bought a 49% stake in India's GMR Airports for 1.34 billion euros ($1003 billion), ADP said on Thursday.
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The DHS says that the airports affected could change, including U.S. airports, depending on that intelligence.
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The money came from 114 so-called hub airports, central airports through which flights are routed.
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"We will have three airports in Israel ... a nationwide spread of airports," he told the conference.
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The Airports Council International (ACI), a global trade representative of the world's airports, has revealed all.
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Some airports don&apost allow mobile passesSome airports actually need you to present a paper ticket.
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Ride-hail might have disrupted airports, but airports have shown that they can disrupt right back.
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We operate 14 airports but with our services companies TAV has a footprint in 70 airports.
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TSA officials in more than 240 states with more than 245 airports received an email asking for 250 employees to move from their home airports to those airports struggling with low staffing.
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Birds can be an ordeal for airports, and airports need to keep the area clear of them.
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Also necessary steps at the airports, at the port of call, necessarily, whether it's seaport or airports.
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Dubai Airports' website carried the same notice for Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central (DWC) airports.
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Major U.S. airports will have the most options, but smaller airports can get in on the action, too.
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Airplanes, airports, we got new airports going up in LA and Seattle, Salt Lake, New York, rebuilding LaGuardia.
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Adding landside screening at airports might not improve security, the trade association of European airports, ACI Europe, said.
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Among the many lamenting the awful state of airports were several comments lauding airports that get it right.
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Much like the food sold at airports, the money exchange businesses found around airports are also overcharging you.
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Airports Council International says U.S. airports will need $128 billion in infrastructure spending over the next five years.
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Most U.S. airports are publicly owned by local governments, but the federal government owns Dulles and Reagan airports.
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Airports association ACI Europe said 60-90 percent of passengers using European airports were estimated to carry larger electronics devices and any extension of restrictions would require a big increase in security staff at airports.
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Each year, Airports Council International — the trade association of the world's airports — conducts extensive passenger surveys to find out.
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The United States has 485 commercial service airports, says Airports Council International, which represents more than half of them.
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But airports are experiencing their own financial cliff, with Airports Council International-North America estimating losses at $8.7 billion.
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Private-jet airports and smaller airports will also receive more than $100 million in federal funding under the bill.
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Miami and Tampa international airports, as well as airports in Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, were closed on Monday.
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Other affected airports include Philadelphia, all New York City-area airports, those in the Washington area and in Boston.
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This list includes the New York area's John F. Kennedy and Newark airports, California's Los Angeles and San Francisco airports, and airports in Atlanta, Seattle-Tacoma, Honolulu, Washington Dulles, Dallas Fort Worth, Detroit, and Chicago O'Hare.
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Its airports, for example, are mostly publicly run, whereas in European cities such as London multiple privately owned airports compete.
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And they go to airports, so we have now good merchandising now at the duty free shops in the airports.
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Currently in nine airports, the facial recognition program is set to be operational in the top 20 airports by 2021.
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The Airports Council International, a global industry trade group estimates U.S. airports will need $128 billion in upgrades by 2023.
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Now, let's see if Vinci Airports plans to expand its partnership with Stanley Robotics to other airports around the world.
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Facial recognition scans have become more routine at airports; CBP wants it in the top 20 US airports by 2021.
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Trump revisited the topic of rebuilding airports consistently throughout the campaign, mentioning the same airports at the first presidential debate.
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Meantime eight airports run by state airports authority Infraero were without fuel late Sunday, the operator said in a statement.
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These airlines constitute the majority of international air traffic at these two airports, according to data on the airports' websites.
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From airports with indoor waterfalls to ones with rooftop pools overlooking runways, here are some of the world's best airports.
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Travelers will no longer need to produce any identifying documents at airports, Paul Griffiths, CEO of Dubai Airports, told CNBC.
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According to airports association ACI Europe, there are 3,684 weekly flights being operated between European airports and the United States.
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Miami and Tampa international airports, as well as airports in Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, were closed on Monday.
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Overall, traffic at EU airports rose 5.5 percent in May, but dropped 2.5 percent for non-EU airports, ACI said.
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Each of these airports handled more than 21 million passengers in 2016, according to Airports Council International, an industry group.
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"Any plan to reform air traffic control must address the significant infrastructure needs of airports," said Kevin M. Burke, the president of Airports Council International-North America, which represents commercial airports in the United States and Canada.
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PARIS, Feb 20 (Reuters) - French airports operator ADP, which operates Paris airports Roissy and Orly, has bought a 49% stake in India's GMR Airports for 1.34 billion euros ($1.45 billion), ADP said in a statement on Thursday.
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An executive with TSA sent an email to TSA officials in more than 10 states and from more than 100 airports asking workers to move from their usual airports to other airports with staffing issues, according to CNN.
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The most recent study on airports and social media, "The Power of Social Media for Airports," conducted in 2013 by the management consultants LeighFisher, found that nearly a third of airports worldwide maintained Facebook, Twitter and YouTube accounts.
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Longer lines at certain airports are the result, and extra screeners have been dispatched to airports in Atlanta, Miami, and Newark.
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"For the smaller airports, the (Cessna) Citation X, and for the larger airports, the Boeing 757," which has a big bed.
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Among medium-sized airports, Indianapolis and Buffalo lead the pack, followed by two more airports in Florida: Fort Myers and Jacksonville.
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But in most U.S. airports, security starts well inside airports, leaving trains, shuttles, lobbies and parking lots less secure, experts said.
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He was arrested by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police (MWAA), the agency that operates Reagan National and Dulles International airports.
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The Points Guy picked the airports by looking choosing the 50 airports that moved the most passengers per year in 2018.
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The Brussels Airport alone handled 23.4 million passengers last year, according to Airports Council International, the global trade representative of airports.
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I am not referring to airports in some foreign country; I am referring to our airports here in the United States.
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An agency official said the masks are already available at some airports and will go out to other airports next week.
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The top 20 airports accounted for 17% of the 1.5 billion passengers who passed through airports around the world in 2017.
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Airports: Anyone who regularly travels by air is familiar with the disparity that exists between our nation's best and worst airports.
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The agency said the guns were confiscated at 28500 airports, 6900 more airports than the number that had incidents in 2628.
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It would also reduce the number of state-owned cargo airports and scrap restrictions on the types of investors in other airports.
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Confusion ensued at airports as some green card holders and an Iraqi who helped American military efforts were detained at U.S. airports.
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Around the world Outside of Belgium, security has tightened at European airports, and U.S. cities and airports have also ramped up security.
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Airports should collect fees to repair their own airports and moving to a privatized system would be preferable to the current system.
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The two airports are currently leased by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, which says it uses zero tax dollars to run them.
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Dubai Airports owns and manages the operation and development of both of Dubai's airports — Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central (DWC).
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Ontario Teachers' is the largest private investor in airports in Europe, with holdings in Copenhagen airports, Brussels airport and London City airport.
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ADP operates the Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly and Paris-Le Bourget airports and manages 10 other civil airports in France.
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About 96 percent of U.S. air traffic travels through 1 percent of its airports, leaving thousands of small airports virtually untapped, Knapp said.
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While airports throughout the country handle security differently, Chicago's airports are the only ones in which aviation police officers do not carry guns.
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Travelers hoping to fly into or out of New York City's two airports, La Guardia and Kennedy Airports, would not be so lucky.
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"People are going through airports built in the 1950s, the 1960s, the 1970s," says Kevin Burke, president and CEO of Airports Council International.
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Airports using the system include Boston, Las Vegas, Miami, New York's John F. Kennedy, Washington Dulles, both Houston airports, Chicago O'Hare and Atlanta.
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Security at most major airports worldwide is generally focused on protecting aircraft from potential attackers and deadly devices, rather than the airports themselves.
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And if these airports, many of them quite modern, do not have satisfactory detection capability, surely many more airports fall into that camp.
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The second one has two airports in the southeastern region and the third four licenses to operate airports in the center-west region.
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Kenneth S. Kasprisin, a former interim director of the T.S.A., said airports should expand screening of vehicles coming into airports, particularly larger ones.
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European airports and related businesses support almost 12.5 million jobs, worth some $758 billion, according to the Economic Impact of European Airports study.
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Other airports around the country have also become bicycle accessible, among them Baltimore-Washington and the airports in San Diego and Portland, Ore.
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Three US airports have also begun screening passengers for the disease, as have airports in Singapore and Hong Kong, according to the BBC.
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Houston's Bush Intercontinental and Hobby airports will remain open through the storm, but the airports are already reporting dozens of delays and cancellations.
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Hundreds of takeoffs and landings were canceled at Northeastern airports on Monday, 143 of them at the big three New York-area airports.
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The email, sent to TSA officials in more than 10 states with more than 100 airports, asks for employees to move from their home airports to those airports struggling with low staffing, an indication the agency is bracing for even more callouts.
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New York airports were hit the hardest, with Newark Liberty International Airport and LaGuardia topping the list of airports with the most-cancelled flights.
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Some airports will be worse than others, of course, and RewardExpert has ranked the 45 busiest airports for Thanksgiving travel, from best to worst.
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Protests fill airports nationwide Hordes of protesters gathered at airports across the United States, carrying signs, welcoming international arrivals and chanting anti-Trump slogans.
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Dubai Airports owns and manages the operation and development of both of airports in the emirate — Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central (DWC).
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While the goal was to shorten waits at larger airports, the reshuffling could also result in longer lines at airports that lost dog teams.
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"Air Zimbabwe has not adhered to the cash basis terms for using airports owned by Airports Company South Africa," ACSA said in a statement.
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This way, Chinese airports won't have to trust American airports, as the authenticity proof is stored on the bitcoin blockchain — nobody controls the blockchain.
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ADP, operator of the Charles De Gaulle and Orly airports in the Paris region, is TAV Airports' largest shareholder with a 93 percent stake.
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American Airlines has a Five Star Service program for first- and business-class customers; it's available in 12 domestic airports and five international airports.
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If you throw tax money at airports to create jobs, you mostly just get a more obese Port Authority administering the same cruddy airports.
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People at various U.S. airports posted videos on social media sites of lengthy lines at processing checkpoints and several airports warned of extensive delays.
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The agency is also dealing with a beefed up security presence at airports after two major terrorist attacks on airports abroad in recent months.
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Prosecutors found that the "toll" wasn't being passed on to the airports, while it also worked at some airports were it was not authorized.
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The agency is also dealing with a beefed-up security presence at airports after two major terrorist attacks on airports abroad in recent months.
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But they were shutting the airports in the north of the country, turning them into military airports to transfer patients across regions and equipment.
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Airports around the world are increasing health screenings and implementing new quarantine procedures, including in major airports in the US, Thailand, Singapore and Australia.
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Except in some ways, the effects of ride-hail on airports are more immediately existential—and airports have more tools to deal with them.
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The agency is deploying about 28503 additional staff to the three airports to supplement existing staff at CDC quarantine stations located at those airports.
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The agency is deploying about 100 additional staff to the three airports to supplement existing staff at CDC quarantine stations located at those airports.
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Burke is president and CEO of Airports Council International – North America, the trade association for commercial service airports in the United States and Canada.
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The government-owned Puerto Rico Ports Authority is responsible for developing, operating, and overseeing nine seaports and 10 airports (there are 16 airports total).
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Even in good weather, Chinese airports do not let planes take off or land as quickly in succession as many airports in the West.
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Allowing airports to run like businesses with greater authority to raise and spend their own revenues (including reversing the current flow of fliers' ticket tax dollars to airports they never use) would help airports provide fliers with much better service and access to more flights.
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Sadly, measures to keep birds away from airports, like silhouettes of humans, unpleasant noises, and disrupting the habitats of birds around airports, haven't really worked.
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From a WSJ article: After Kalaallit Airports short-listed a Chinese construction firm to build the new airports, Denmark conveyed its alarm to the Pentagon.
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As of 0630 GMT on Friday, all airports in China were open, and only three airports faced delays, according to Chinese aviation data provider VariFlight.
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"We will pivot our growth away from UK airports and focus more on growing at our EU airports over the next two years," O'Leary said.
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TRAVEL An article last Sunday about expedited security lanes at airports referred incorrectly to 8003 airports participating in the Global Entry expedited customs clearance program.
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Because 13 airports had to handle the volume that traditionally was spread across hundreds, the 13 airports experienced massive overcrowding from travelers arriving from Europe.
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The staffing shortages caused long lines at some airports during the 35-day shutdown and even forced some of those airports to shutdown security checkpoints.
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American intelligence officials did not cite threats against domestic airports, but one said the Transportation Security Administration has been on heightened alert at several airports.
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Almost 4,700 flights involving US airports were canceled for Wednesday and Thursday, including more than 3,573 in and out of Chicago airports, according to FlightAware.com.
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In fact, the world's 20 busiest airports, alone, saw roughly 1.5 billion passengers pass through its terminals last year, trade group Airports Council International reported.
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"The United States is the birthplace of aviation, and our airports should be the ones that other airports around the world aspire to be," she said.
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"Other approaches, such as providing all commercial airports with a self-vulnerability assessment tool, may allow TSA to assess vulnerability at airports system-wide," it said.
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The international airports in Portland, Oregon; Tampa, Florida; Las Vegas (McCarran); and Orlando, Florida, earned the highest marks among large airports in terms of customer satisfaction.
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The FAA forecasts that the nation's largest airports will see 30 percent more passengers by 2030 with growth at small and medium airports also increasing significantly.
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In Israel, about 16.3 million passengers flew into and out of Ben Gurion last year, according to Airports Council International, the global trade representative of airports.
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Airports: Hundreds of TSA agents have called in sick to at least four major airports after being forced to work without pay, affecting air travel safety.
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There are few secondary airports of the sort frequented by LCCs in Europe or specialist low-cost terminals at bigger airports that are common in Asia.
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Flight delays are typical across Philippine domestic airports, mostly due to backlogs at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport, which was rated among the world's worst airports.
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Airports San Juan's Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport and eight other airports in Puerto Rico were open, or open with restrictions, the Defense Department said Thursday.
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Microgrids can give airports greater control over the energy they need and use and, in many cases, save airports money on energy costs, said RMI's Schiller.
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Retail prices are often inflated to offset the cut airports take, so you could pay a 250% markup for a bottle of water in some airports.
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The recent bombings at airports in Brussels and Istanbul have understandably caused many who travel to worry that similar attacks could happen at United States airports.
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The three New York-area airports are the three worst among the nation's 30 busiest airports, based on a study that considered timeliness, accessibility and amenities.
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It's one thing to have $8003 trillion in debt and our airports and roads are good and — our airports are like from a third world country.
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More than 270,271 flights involving US airports are canceled for Tuesday and Wednesday, including more than 21982,28 in and out of Chicago airports, according to FlightAware.com.
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"We are exploring partnership opportunities for the future management and development of airports in Romania," Bryan Thompson, chief executive officer of Abu Dhabi Airports told reporters.
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The United States is expanding the screening of travelers arriving from Wuhan — to 20 airports and land crossings, from five airports, federal officials said on Tuesday.
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The airports: Hundreds of flights had been canceled as of yesterday afternoon, with many of the scrubbed flights at the airports serving New York and Boston.
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To rank airports by their threat level, Coronet looked at data from the 45 busiest American airports over five months at the beginning of the year.
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"If the ban was to go ahead, it would hit the continent's busiest airports hardest," said Olivier Jankovec, director general of Airports Council International (ACI) Europe.
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The group, which manages 45 airports worldwide, said passengers numbers at Vinci Airports grew 5.7% but growth slowed in the fourth quarter in some airports due notably to the Thomas Cook bankruptcy, pre-Brexit uncertainties, tensions between Japan and South Korea and social unrest in Chile.
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"It may be that we need to look at the security settings at our airports, in particular our domestic airports, for an ongoing enduring period," he said.
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The Dutch military strengthened security at airports and borders and police in Denmark, Sweden, and Finland have also stepped up security at airports and other public places.
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Sometimes I go to odd airports, and it's now in D.C., it's in a lot of the airports I fly into, but it's often hard to find.
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Two London airports have been disrupted by drones in recent weeks and the British government is considering toughening laws that ban the use of drones near airports.
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Now there's a nifty animated visualization of how all those different airports around the globe are connected—a total of 3,200 airports and 60,000 routes in all.
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Boingo's three-tiered service is now available at Baltimore/Washington International, Boston Logan, Chicago's Midway and O'Hare airports, New York's Kennedy and La Guardia airports and Newark.
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And that continual reassessment is why the DHS said that the airports involved, including U.A. airports, are subject to change as that intelligence changes or becomes available.
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Thanks to the bill — named the Friendly Airports for Mothers Act (FAM) of 2017 — all large and medium airports must have a lactation room in each building.
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Four airports will be auctioned to private concessionaires on March 16, and the state company that manages Brazil's airports will not take part for the first time.
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Trump specifically said flying into U.S. airports like LaGuardia in New York felt like visiting a "third-world country" when compared to brand new airports in China.
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The incident is reminiscent of similar stoppages at airports in the UK, when drone sightings at London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports brought air traffic to a standstill.
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Each of the airports affected Friday services more than 2100,218 departures each year; each of those three affected airports services more than 2000 million passengers each year.
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Airports in Shanghai, Hangzhou and Nanjing ranked at the bottom for on-time departures among 100 major airports in November, according to FlightStats, a flight information provider.
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The FAA's suspension eases the burden for airlines at major slot-controlled airports in New York and Washington, as well as schedule-facilitated airports across the country.
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Several major airports in Florida that halted passenger operations due to Irma will begin limited service on Tuesday, including Miami International, one of the nation's busiest airports.
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Parking is an important source of revenue for airports, sometimes second only to the fees airports collect from airlines, such as for terminal rent and landing fees.
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The Port Authority operates the New York City area's major airports — including La Guardia, Kennedy International and Newark Liberty International Airports — and employs more than 7,000 people.
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TSA analyzed security breaches at large major airports but overall only did that type of analysis at 19% of the nations 440 airports from fiscal year 2009-2015.
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The company recently assembled its concepts of how airports will evolve, based on extensive research of passenger experiences at various airports and the greater role technology may play.
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The others will be Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), the country's biggest airport; an aviation college; and Kenya Airports Authority, which will operates all the nation's other airports.
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Birds at airports can be a terrifying ordeal, so you'd be unsurprised to hear that airports pay a pretty penny to keep the area around an airport clear.
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More airports are being built in China to cope with the expected increase in demand, Griffiths said, while not enough was being done to improve existing airports elsewhere.
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Two London airports have been disrupted by drone sightings in recent weeks and the British government is considering toughening laws that ban the use of drones near airports.
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The ban led to protests across U.S. cities and chaos at airports overseas after visa holders were kept from boarding flights, detained at American airports or denied entry.
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Around 500 had been canceled at the New York area's three airports alone, and passengers were urged to contact their airline before going to any of those airports.
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Baghdad can make good on its threat because the Iraqi civil aviation authority oversees all airports in the country, including the two international airports in the Kurdish region.
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About 3,257 flights per week are scheduled to leave EU airports bound for the U.S. this summer, according to the Brussels-based lobbying group Airports Council International Europe.
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Travelers from Wuhan to three US airports — San Francisco (SFO), New York (JFK), and Los Angeles (LAX) airports — will be screened for symptoms, such as cough and fever.
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Flight disruptions are anticipated at more than a dozen airports nationwide, and major and smaller airports from Georgia to Virginia are already seeing flight disruptions because of Florence.
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DUBAI, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Dubai International, one of the world's busiest airports, cancelled, diverted and delayed flights on Saturday due to heavy rain and flooding, Dubai Airports said.
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From small airports in Charleston, S.C., and Buffalo to larger airports in Los Angeles and New York, the current PFC level is adequately funding projects across the country.
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Airports: Travelers flying in and out of Newark, La Guardia and John F. Kennedy Airports can expect delays of between one hour and two and a half hours.
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According to airports association ACI Europe, summer schedules for 2017 at airports in 28 European Union countries show there are 3,257 flights per week to the United States.
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While mainland China has many airports with few passengers – three-quarters of its 200-plus airports run at a loss – rapid growth in demand for passenger and cargo services in the delta is giving a boost to all five airports, with Hong Kong, Guangzhou and Shenzhen accounting for the most traffic.
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Some of those residents of Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Syria, Somalia, Libya or Yemen were detained at airports across the country this weekend, leading to large protests at major airports.
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The Gatwick deal follows Vinci's acquisition earlier this year of the airports management portfolio of Airports Worldwide, which allowed it to enter the United States and expand in Europe.
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Once the loose change is found, smaller airports send the money they collect to larger hub airports, which then rolls the change and deposits it to TSA, Farbstein said.
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Airport operations companies, including Los Angeles World Airports, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, Mineta San Jose International Airport, Miami International Airport, and the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, are also involved.
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Air China, the country's flag carrier with the most international flights, is the only Chinese airline that flies to both airports, according to the JFK and Newark airports' websites.
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The Australian rules, which maximised what the government could get upfront from selling the airports, are more extreme than that in other regions with large privatised airports like Europe.
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Although long-distance travel is still their primary role, airports have recently moved to make traveling more efficient and enjoyable for travelers — and more profitable for the airports themselves.
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The company has been adding new whiskey lines to airports, including its Jack Daniel's "Bottled-in-Bond" line which is only sold at airports and other international travel locations.
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She said Corporacion America Airports, which operates airports in Argentina, Armenia, Brazil, Ecuador, Italy, Peru and Uruguay, had such a structure but decided it was not needed any longer.
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One former director of the America's Transportation Security Administration (TSA) told the New York Times that airports should do more to screen vehicles as they drive up to airports.
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It is one thing to increase security at ports and airports — and even there, as the attacks on airports in Brussels and Istanbul show, such measures are hardly foolproof.
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Uber says that by partnering with Signature, it will have an easy way into big airports like SFO, LAX, DFW and hundreds of other airports all over the world.
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The agents are currently based at eight Canadian airports and under the 2015 deal, the program will be expanded to two more airports as well as Montreal train station.
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At a separate news conference, Deputy Prime Minister Simon Coveney said measures were planned for people arriving at airports from affected areas, but that airports will not be closed.
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Australian airports are set to lose more than A$500 million ($306.45 million) in take-off and landing fees this year as capacity plunges, the Australian Airports Association said.
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The airports group, wholly owned by the Abu Dhabi government, currently operates five airports in the United Arab Emirates including the main international airport in the capital Abu Dhabi.
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Thanks to the Friendly Airports for Mothers Act (FAM) of 2017, as of October 2018, all large and medium U.S. airports must have a lactation room in each building.
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More than 1,500 flights at U.S. East Coast airports had been canceled by Friday evening, most at the New York area's three major airports and Boston Logan International Airport.
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The airline invested $50m in RFIDs this year and has equipped 84 American airports with the technology to add them to its tags; international airports are expected to follow soon.
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But I've seen the same tweets as everyone else about long, long security lines at airports all over the country, interspersed with tweets about short lines at the same airports.
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The company had been short-listed by the project operator Kalaallit Airports together with five other companies to upgrade the airports, whose costs are estimated at 3.6 billion Danish crowns.
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While airports have the day-to-day responsibility of securing their perimeters -- as well as all airport access points -- TSA is responsible for setting minimum standards for airports to follow.
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Often left out were the small- and medium-sized airports, but GAO found since 2009, more than 1,670 security breaches happened at those same airports the TSA failed to analyze.
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"We urge the EU to take action lowering the cost of the EU's airports by ensuring that monopoly airports are effectively regulated by reforming the Airport Charges Directive," A4E said.
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"Our airports are like from a third-world country," he said during a brief exchange on American infrastructure, specifically mentioning New York's three international airports and Los Angeles International Airport.
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The Transportation Security Administration is testing tighter screening of carry-on bags at 10 U.S. airports, with the potential to expand the new procedures to other airports around the country.
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The U.S. government is considering banning laptops from the cabins of inbound flights from 71 airports overseas, a dramatic increase from the 10 airports where the security protocol currently applies.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German airports expect a record number of passengers this year, the head of airports association ADV said in remarks published on Sunday, as airlines offer holidaymakers more destinations.
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Nitinai said the system was not monopolistic, and that AOT bundled four airports under the duty-free retail concession to better attract bidders to smaller airports with lower sales volumes.
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Itineraries Security lines at airports are getting longer — much longer — and wait times could reach epidemic levels when air travel peaks this summer, according to airlines, airports and federal officials.
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"Airports are of different sizes and have different layouts, and that doesn't mean one is safer than another, but airports in the United States, in general, are safe," he said.
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The program in November made it easier to join upon arrival at those 2800 airports; it did not add them (the airports were already part of the Global Entry network).
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What airports are doing At several US airports, passengers are being screened for symptoms such as fever, cough and trouble breathing, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
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Minutes earlier, they said, the US had specified that flights from China to all but seven of its airports should be canceled, and Boston was not one of those airports.
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All Nippon Airways grounded its domestic flights scheduled on Saturday at Tokyo's Haneda and Narita international airports, while Japan Airlines has canceled all but early morning flights at Tokyo airports.
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In an interview in Dubai, Sener said TAV Airports is also interested in airports across Africa, where passenger numbers exceed 1 million, and is eyeing potential airport privatisations in the Gulf.
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Meanwhile, the storm caused headaches for travelers into and out of airports in the region, including more than 250 flight cancellations Sunday at the three main airports serving the nation's capital.
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"We will pivot our growth away from U.K. airports and focus more on growing at our EU airports over the next two years," the company said in its earnings report Monday.
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Things get more complicated if your algorithm is tasked with, say, figuring out the distances between a given number of airports on a map (where N is the number of airports).
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Breastfeeding moms, rejoice — nursing and pumping in airports will finally get a little bit easier thanks to a new law that requires all major U.S. airports to have a lactation room.
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"Instead of going from the airports where there is a ban, they will go to airports where there is no ban," Akbar Al Baker told the Irish Times in an interview.
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As airlines and airports improve security measures to prevent attacks on planes, for example, they create queues and crowded areas at the entrances to airports or at airline check-in desks.
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A recent survey by the Airports Council International-North America found that airports face $128 billion in infrastructure needs, an almost 30 percent increase from the last survey done in 2017.
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Meanwhile, the agency is tackling massive security lines by promoting its PreCheck program, deploying more screening officers, improving communication with local airports and urging airports to enforce carry-on luggage limits.Sen.
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A quarter of the world's 1303 busiest airports are less than 2130 meters, or 28 feet, above sea level, according to an analysis of data from Airports Council International and OpenFlights.
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And travelers from North America using Heathrow Airport in London, as well as Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports in Paris, were also up, according to traffic counts from those airports.
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In October 2019, the Airports Authority of India announced that at least 55 airports in the country had banned single-use plastic items such as straws, plastic cutlery and plastic plates.
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Just imagine if this missile had been launched at Dulles Airport or JFK," Ms. Haley said, naming Washington-area and New York airports, "or the airports in Paris, London or Berlin.
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The enhanced screening protocols for carry-on bags were already being tested at 10 airports, but will now be expanded to all airports in the U.S. Passengers at U.S. airports will now be asked to place their large electronics, such as tablets, handheld game consoles and e-readers, into separate bins for X-ray screening.
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"Bathroom cleanliness is a big driver of satisfaction at airports, and if you want a pleasant experience, clean bathrooms are a must," said Dimitri Coll, the associate director for the Airports Council International, the official association for the world's airports, which recently conducted a survey of travelers that emphasized the importance of airport cleanliness.
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Fly cheaper airports: If your hometown airport is on the small side and a bigger one is within driving distance, check out fares to both; competitive hub-type airports are often cheaper.
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The TSA has been piloting (no pun intended) the new screening policies at 10 airports, and is now ready to expand them to all US airports in the weeks and months ahead.
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Yoshioka says WHILL will most likely pursue distribution partnerships with U.S. airlines, which are responsible for supplying and maintaining the wheelchair systems in American airports, and airports to build the necessary infrastructure.
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Governments, airports and industry have spent billions of dollars globally to improve aircraft technology, install noise-reducing insulation and buy up homes near airports to mitigate public disturbance as air traffic rises.
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Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, a partner of CBP and an entity that oversees the operations of airports serving the U.S. capital, conveyed that stakeholders can choose to work with whomever they like.
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And so Mr al Baker wants to focus on secondary airports in out of the way places such as Cardiff to put bums on seats: Secondary airports is where the business is.
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Changi Airport, frequently cited as one of the best airports in the world, has identified ways to target millennial travelers as it found that the average time spent in airports was increasing.
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The DHS also notes that even if your flight doesn't originate from one of these airports and is just connecting through one of those airports, you'll still need to check those devices.
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Airports United said workers flew banners and handed out leaflets addressing their concerns in over 30 airports around the world ahead of the gathering of top airline executives in the Irish capital.
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Our run-down airports, crumbling highways, obsolete ports and dangerous bridges now endemic across our country have become a global embarrassment, often contrasted to gleaming new Asian airports or elegant European rail.
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More than 1,000 flights were canceled in and out of Chicago's two major airports as of Wednesday morning, with dozens of other flights at O'Hare and Midway airports delayed, according to FlightAware.com.
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That security hole, coupled with the lack of sufficient investment in bomb-resistant architecture at airports, make airports much more vulnerable to an attack using an fertilizer-fueled car bomb, he said.
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Why it matters: In addition to improving major metropolitan airports, the program will work to connect 56 unserved airports and 31 helipads, allowing low-income Indians to fly for the first time.
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If some airports have devised better ways of getting passengers through the lines expeditiously, and still pass random tests done to monitor the system, then all airports can learn how to improve.
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Kenya Airways has also opened talks with the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA), the state organisation that runs all Kenyan airports, on a partnership that would allow it to run Nairobi's main airport.
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The nation's airports are pushing lawmakers to increase the cap on the so-called passenger facility fee, which is aimed at improving airports, by $4 to a maximum of $8.50 per flight.
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DUBAI, March 9 (Reuters) - Departure flights at Dubai's two international airports have been slightly delayed due to bad weather conditions but operations are largely unaffected, the Dubai Airports operator said on Wednesday.
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A handful of airports around the country, including San Francisco International, Chicago's O'Hare and Midway, Miami International and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airports, let flyers make use of yoga rooms for free.
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To Save Money on Flights, Look to Smaller Airports Smaller and sometimes more out-of-the-way airports can save you a decent chunk of change and a fair amount of grief.
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While they have stopped allowing non-PreCheck travelers in PreCheck lanes at smaller airports the practice remains in effect at larger US airports where the vast majority of aviation traffic passes through.
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That put it among the top 20 airports in the world for passenger traffic, cargo and aircraft movements in the latest World Airport Traffic Report from Airports Council International, a trade association.
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"You tend to see a lot of smaller airports performing quite well, which is partially due to lower traffic, but you also see some larger airports punching above their weight," said Merfert.
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The Friendly Airports for Mothers Improvement Act would help keep our nation's families healthy by ensuring that breastfeeding travelers and airport employees (in airports of all sizes) have access to appropriate facilities.
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Building new airports became possible because Tirana International Airport (TIA), fully-owned by China Everbright Limited, renounced its exclusivity after Albania sweetened its contract to allow airports in the south and north.
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While the report said TSA faced retention issues at airports of all sizes, it noted that at small airports -- some with as few as four officers -- security officers leave at higher rates.
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Most travel sites will let you search multiple airports when looking for flights, so if you're close enough to several airports, make sure to include them in case one offers cheaper fights.
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Customs officials in France also slowed work at the train station in Lille, at airports in Marseille and Lyon and at the two major airports serving Paris, Charles de Gaulle and Orly.
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Earl Heffintrayer, the lead analyst covering U.S. airports at Moody's, said the risk of climate change became apparent to investors after Superstorm Sandy closed major New York airports for days in 25.
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On Monday morning, Hopper's data science team ran some numbers for Super Bowl-week flights to Houston, taking the average flight price from all airports in Georgia and all airports in New England.
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HARARE, Oct 24 (Reuters) - South Africa's state-run airports management company said on Thursday it had suspended Zimbabwe's debt-strapped national airline from using the country's airports over unpaid landing and parking fees.
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The fallout that weekend reportedly delighted Bannon as it instigated wall-to-wall TV coverage of "snowflakes" protesting in airports while despondent travelers were held at airports or not allowed into the country.
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Extending the ban to all European airports that directly serve U.S. airports would affect nearly 400 flights a day and cover 30 million travelers, posing major logistical challenges, airlines and security officials say.
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CATSA Plus is being introduced as the Canada Airports Council calls for a national service standard where 229 percent of most passengers would be processed in 10 minutes or less in major airports.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)Security officials at Kenya's major airports are on high alert this week after Kenya's Airports Authority issued a warning to all airport managers about possible terror threats against the facilities.
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"Airports understand well that climate change could have some far-reaching effects and that they are not immune to them," said Angela Gittens, the director general at Airports Council International's headquarters in Montreal.
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For instance, T.S.A. PreCheck costs $85 for five years and is available at 200 airports, and JetBlue passengers can pay $10 per flight to use a faster lane at more than 60 airports.
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The trade group for the world's airports said Tuesday it expects the economic impact on airports to be "pronounced," with first-quarter passenger traffic down at least 22008 percentage points over prior projections.
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Mr. Trump's travel ban led to chaos at American airports, left would-be immigrants stranded at airports around the world and shut refugees out of a country that had already issued them visas.
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The top five U.S. airports with the best/shortest security wait times for departing passengers, according to Upgraded Points, are: The bottom five U.S. airports, with the worst/longest security wait times are:
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TAV Airports Holding, in partnership with the local Al Rajhi Holding Group, was selected over the last couple of months to operate Saudi Arabia's Yanbu, Qassim and Hail international airports for 30 years.
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The project is part of the $33 billion a year that airports invest to modernize infrastructure in the United States, according to the Airports Council International-North America, a trade group in Washington.
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Last month, that meant protests at airports across the country. .
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Two nearby airports were briefly closed but had since reopened.
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More than 900 flights were grounded from Chicago's major airports.
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Truly, airports are where we come to lose our inhibitions.
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Airports, prisons, stadiums, other event venues, border protection, critical infrastructure.
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The civil aviation authority said no airports would be affected.
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Same for some travelers at multiple airports across the country.
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"I've done TV shows where I walk through airports apologizing."
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But America's airports are getting record high marks from travelers.
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Citizens gathering in the street and at airports signal resolve.
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Protests were planned outside 16 different United hub airports Thursday.
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Do NOT ever use the bank currency exchange at airports.
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Can officers detain you at airports or other border checkpoints?
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Case in point: indoor mapping for airports and shopping malls.
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Some airports in Europe will get nap pods with Netflix.
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They are investing in mining, agriculture, energy, ports and airports.
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Airports would optimize air traffic management to avoid wasting fuel.
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At Duesseldorf and Barcelona airports, memorial plaques were also unveiled.
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Protesters at airports and thronging the streets of foreign capitals?
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That is less than the distance between the two airports.
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It's now found in 24 airports and eight sport stadiums.
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LG: But Precheck is at more airports though, isn't it?
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It has since become one of the world's busiest airports.
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Khloe Kardashian can stand with common folks ... at airports, anyway.
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And, debt financing isn't an option for many smaller airports.
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The travel ban, policies on 'extreme vetting' at airports, etc.
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Most airports across the country are actually doing quite well.
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Another 17 airports may be added to that centre later.
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At many airports, a single carrier has a near monopoly.
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I've seen it used quickly and effectively at several airports.
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Outdated and overcrowded airports are in dire need of upgrades.
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Smaller airports won't help travellers to the Northeast much, either.
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Some airports use private contractors instead of TSA for screening.
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The state with the likely most exposed airports is Florida.
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It has operations at 12 airports in the United States.
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Here are 30 photos that show how airports have evolved.
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The ground floor of airports is where travel usually begins.
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"Airports will close once conditions deteriorate," the State Department said.
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More than 50m passengers passed through Houston's airports last year.
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The documents do not mention the names of affected airports.
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The privacy concerns for face scanning at airports are numerous.
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These zones include places like airports in the United States.
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Yes, drones may one day zip around airports on purpose.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The head of French airports group ADP (ADP.
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Intricate patterns emerge zoomed in over individual cities and airports.
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The new procedures are being tested at the following airports:
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Security lines are handled by the TSA and individual airports.
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Visibility at many #BayArea airports are less than 6 miles.
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Brazil's government will auction 12 licenses to operate regional airports.
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The first block involves six airports in the northeastern region.
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Germany's Fraport is also buying 14 regional airports in Greece.
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Even one of the world's busiest airports expressed their gratitude.
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Why don't airports have adequate manpower to perform those measures?
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Airports of Thailand and King Power had denied the allegations.
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But people travel to other airports too under those circumstances.
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It already flies from London's Heathrow, Gatwick and City airports.
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Budget airlines usually fly in and out of smaller airports.
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Several airlines evacuated customers who were stranded at the airports.
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Mr. Holtz said that most airports have two security areas.
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Why isn't there a place in airports for not traveling?
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SOME airports are known for being the antithesis of elegance.
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Box said Dubai Airports and Komatsu were adopting its software.
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More government spending on infrastructure, like roads, bridges and airports.
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Its two main airports are badly in need of refurbishing.
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Rather, they overstay their visas after arriving at American airports.
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Most importantly, security standards remain uncompromised at our nation's airports.
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Both airports serve the greater metro New York City area.
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Federal prisons, unlike airports, are often located in rural areas.
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Speak up for Muslims being "randomly selected" at airports. 84.
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As it is, security at US airports is very heavy.
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"I think you'll still see crowds in airports," he said.
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I think airport ... just like, airports, we create these pods.
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Right now, airports are mixing commercial and government facial recognition.
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Among those affected include utilities, airports, banks and government systems.
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The nation's airports have asked for $10 billion in help.
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Most airports said that they expect to reopen Thursday morning.
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The airports were already part of the Global Entry network.
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Offering different classes of accommodations keeps travelers in airports' ecosystems.
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Elsewhere in the world, airports in Denver and Austin, Tex.
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Passengers were diverted to airports as far away as Paris.
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New and expanded airports are needed to meet that demand.
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LONDON — It is one of the busiest airports in Europe.
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Some airports are trying to make life easier for cyclists.
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And at airports, they've been offered hugs, encouragement and casseroles.
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Individual airports are also putting balanced eating at the forefront.
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For flights in or out of 16 airports through Sept.
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Projected time in cabs to and from airports: 70 minutes.
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They also like farms and water — which often abut airports.
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We are really sandwiched between two thousand hectares, two airports.
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A lot of airports are built in a wrong location.
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Photos of crowded airports circulated on social media on Wednesday.
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Most major U.S. airports are already using AirMap's drone software.
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Automatic coffee kiosks are cropping up across cities and airports.
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American also capped nonstop fares out of some Florida airports.
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We want to know how New York's airports greet you.
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Preliminary studies indicate that dozens of airports are at risk.
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I see it in the airports, people wishing me luck.
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Some elements, including airports, ports and bridges, earned high marks.
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Search for flights to and from surrounding airports, like Burbank.
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Depending on their locations, airports may experience the effects differently.
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WHO MEETING Airports worldwide were screening passengers arriving from China.
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Most airports have clearly posted warning signs to that effect.
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Finally, currency exchange services at airports have higher exchange rates.
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The United States has launched health screenings at several airports.
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Since then, Egypt has stepped up security at major airports.
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Disorder also swept airports across the nation and lawyers mobilized.
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They will also routinely keep aircraft away from affected airports.
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The distance between the two airports was just 100 miles.
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The number of international passengers at airports serving Orlando, Fla.
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Irma grounded more than 14,000 flights and shut large airports.
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But I'm still worried about airports and other transit hubs.
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Governor Cuomo can think big when building bridges or airports.
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BK) fell nearly 4% and Airports of Thailand Pcl (AOT.
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Thai airports are now screening all Chinese visitors for symptoms.
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Should all airports be implementing temperature screening for incoming passengers?
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Travelers booked to fly from the airports listed on Dec.
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At first, the phone was available to rent at airports.
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Research facilities are as important as roads, bridges and airports.
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Some arrived at airports for flights and were turned away.
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It has already been threatened with eviction from several airports.
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Saudi Arabia began reopening some ports and airports last week.
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Apparently it's not such a great time for airports, though.
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Not all airports are nixing the plastic water bottles, though.
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We do need to rebuild bridges, airports, railways, and telecommunications.
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Kennedy, La Guardia and Newark Liberty International Airports remained open.
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Oh, and the best airports to connect through this summer?
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They memorize directions and exits to local airports and attractions.
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They memorize directions and exits to local airports and attractions.
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And in frenzied airports, he doesn't always get a response.
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It reduces some of the stress of being in airports.
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Ports and airports are likely to see the first impact.
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Both of New York City's major airports are currently closed.
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Frightened children have been detained in airports without their parents.
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Oman suspended Max flights going to and from its airports.
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She wants beacons in airports, shopping malls, universities, and hospitals.
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A pilot program featuring the kiosks in airports was launched at Dallas-Fort Worth in 2013, and the 2016 rollout will station the training devices at airports in Atlanta, Baltimore, Indianapolis and Las Vegas.
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A flight from Silicon Valley to Los Angeles, for instance, would leave from Palo Alto, San Carlos, Hayward or Reid Hillview airports and arrive in Santa Monica, Burbank, Hawthorne or San Gabriel Valley airports.
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"London has six airports and capacity for 130 million, Paris has four airports and 110 million capacity and Berlin is saying we'll be ok with capacity of 27 million and one airport?" asked Jacobs.
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Bush Intercontinental and Hobby airports started running again in a limited capacity on Wednesday afternoon, but Houston Airports wrote in a Facebook post that flights probably wouldn't be back to normal until the weekend.
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While in office, he was successful in helping to wrest Virginia's two largest airports, Washington National and Washington Dulles International, away from federal control and into the hands of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.
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It is also a pioneer of remote air-traffic-control towers for airports, hoping eventually to use its cheaper local labour to offer control-tower services to other airports from its base in Budapest.
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One particularly useful app is GateGuru, which covers more than 200 airports and, among other features, allows users to rate shops and restaurants as well as offer insider tips—a Yelp for airports. 2.
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There are laws around the world against flying hobby drones too closely to airports and airports have started to take anti-drone protections more seriously after the relatively small aircraft caused such serious disruptions.
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Extending the ban to all European airports that directly serve U.S. airports would affect nearly 400 flights a day and cover 30 million travelers and pose major logistical challenges, airlines and security officials say.
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She notices that airports have become almost self-sufficient cities, with promenades, gardens, shopping malls, and meditation rooms, and wonders whether cities may come to supplement their airports, rather than the usual way round.
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Indicated 08003 percent higher The airports operator has the financial leeway to buy more airports, finance chief Matthias Zieschang told Boersen-Zeitung in an interview, adding Fraport was still very interested in Bulgaria's Sofia.
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Airline officials told Reuters they were concerned about adding enhanced security measures to all airports worldwide that have direct flights to the United States rather than focus them on airports where threats are highest.
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The authority oversees New York City's John F. Kennedy International and LaGuardia airports, as well as Newark Liberty International and Teterboro airports in New Jersey and Stewart International Airport in Orange County, New York.
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Confusion abounded at airports as immigration and customs officials struggled to interpret the new rules, with some legal residents who were in the air when the order was issued detained at airports upon arrival.
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Airports Council International-North America, the membership organization which represents and advises most U.S. airports, is urging the Department of Transportation to clarify its rules about what animals can be recognized as emotional support animals.
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Kurdish authorities have rejected Baghdad's demands that they should annul the referendum and hand over control of their international airports, instead offering to hold talks with Baghdad in an attempt to defuse the airports crisis.
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The storm is snarling travel across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, with most flights in and out of New York's airports and Philadelphia canceled on Wednesday, and significant disruptions at Washington area airports as well.
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The three New York-area airports — JFK, La Guardia, and Newark (actually in New Jersey) — are the three worst among the nation's 30 busiest airports, based on a study that considered timeliness, accessibility and amenities.
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TSA said the new rules have been in place in a pilot project at 10 U.S. airports including Detroit, Los Angeles, Boston and Phoenix, and will expand to all U.S. airports in the months ahead.
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As you know, main airports markets have already been saturated and are over capacity and restrictions in slot timings, so the option is to go to secondary airports which have plans and opportunity for growth.
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While Ryanair built its business by striking low-cost deals with small airports far from city centers, by the end of this year it will for the first time be flying mainly to primary airports.
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"Some really big hub airports like Atlanta, Charlotte or even LaGuardia in New York have far better travel delay numbers than other big connecting airports such as O'Hare, JFK and Dallas-Fort Worth," he said.
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"As happens in many countries growing at the pace at which India is growing, many airports are running out of capacity and for those airports this is a perfect aircraft," he told a news conference.
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More than a dozen U.S. airports are already rolling out the technology, with many more to go before the U.S. government hits its target of enrolling the largest 20 airports in the country before 2021.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Britain is expected to issue similar limits on electronic devices for travelers from some airports after the United States imposed restrictions on travelers on U.S. bound flights from 10 airports in eight countries.
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New data from Foursquare show how much foot traffic has fallen in airports over the past month — a bad sign for airports, which need revenue from passenger fees and retail outlets to keep operations running.
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Other British airports, including Stansted, northeast of the city, have taken some of the strain in recent years, but all five of London's airports could be operating at capacity by 2034, according to some estimates.
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In response, the agency produced a comprehensive "analysis and justification" that argued that the airports were plagued by high turnover that threatened to make the airports less safe and degrade the services provided to travelers.
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A separate study released this week by the industry group Airports Council International found that the world's fastest-growing airports were in emerging economies; 12 of the top 30 were in either China or India.
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Xia went on to become the chairman of the China Civil Airports Association (CCAA), which represents more than 100 airports, in April 2014, after leaving the aviation regulator, the airport body says on its website.
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This is an issue which the airports must now address and we are calling for significant changes to prohibit the sale of alcohol at airports, particularly with early morning flights and when flights are delayed.
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A reduction in TSA screeners created massive security lines at airports around the country last spring, leading to three-hour wait times in some cases and leaving scores of passengers stranded at airports over night.
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Whistleblower says US airports becoming unsafe A CNN exclusive investigation has discovered a TSA whistleblower who is sounding the alarm about loosened security at US airports, charging that top officials have prioritized speed over security.
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In 1996 Congress set up such a scheme for privatising airports.
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The ban applied to 10 airports in eight majority-Muslim countries.
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Vacation spots, malls, small towns, and my all-time favorite: AIRPORTS.
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I overhear conversations about cryptocurrencies everywhere, in coffee shops and airports.
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More federal funding for dysfunctional airports just perpetuates the status quo.
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The storm has also affected airports and electricity across the Midwest.
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All airports were back up and running late Monday, CBP said.
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GJ: In the aviation industry, at airports, those look like accidents.
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Flights were also delayed at other airports, including Newark Liberty International.
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This means that some major hub airports, such as Dallas-Ft.
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It had already charted flights to the airports for several years.
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Some of these heat waves will hit airports with short runways.
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"All those still in airports expected to be admitted," Schumer tweeted.
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Airports are also trying to limit the types of animals allowed.
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Houston's two main airports plan to drop the program next year.
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The company has run 217.0 regional airports in Greece since 2017.
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Security has been stepped up at all Australian airports in response.
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U.S. airlines have also been banned from stopping in Turkish airports.
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Robots are popping up at corporations, campuses, shopping malls and airports.
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This may reduce aircraft noise for communities that live near airports.
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The most weapon-heavy airports tend to be in the South.
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The strike would have shut down airports, banks and government offices.
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Further south in the Caribbean, flights were canceled and airports closed.
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Reagan National and Dulles International airports are expected to reopen, Gov.
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Lawmakers raced for the airports, eager to escape the bigger storm.
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Ryanair called for airports to stop selling alcohol before 10 a.m.
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Many international airports also still ask passengers a few security questions.
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In the meantime, experts predict tighter security measures at airports worldwide.
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By happy coincidence, no American carriers served airports that were affected.
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"Our airports are, like, third world," Donald Trump said in February.
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L'Oreal said the outbreak has temporarily hurt sales in Asian airports.
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What can be done at other airports to mitigate the risk?
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Pristina (PRN) and Skopje (SKP) are the closest airports to Brezovica.
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Delta operates about 86 daily flights out of Washington area airports.
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But these solutions are expensive and, for some airports, simply impossible.
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Airports were already filling up with long lines early Wednesday morning.
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It all adds up to more time stuck inside China's airports.
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During the outage, 14 flights diverted to nearby airports, Bergen said.
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The airline is asking passengers not to come to the airports.
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The future is not necessarily draping airports with disposable chip-printers.
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Airports do not decide who should use their runways and when.
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NEW YORK/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Shares of Corporacion America Airports (CAAP.
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KERN: We didn&apost not use to have it at airports.
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State-owned Dubai Airports declined to comment directly on the delay.
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Airports in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur are to be upgraded too.
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BRITISH AIRWAYS SAYS TECHNICAL PROBLEMS AT LONDON AIRPORTS HAVE BEEN RESOLVED
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It was difficult to access airports and train stations as well.
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Would-be travelers stuck in airports, suffering through delays and cancellations.
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The spokesman said no airports or military sites had been hit.
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Nearly 140 flights had been cancelled between the two D.C. airports.
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Secret domestic program targeting ordinary U.S. citizens at airports draws controversy.
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Beauty and skin care brands are focusing on airports as well.
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XPresSpa is a chain of quick spa stores found in airports.
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Uber says it sees "enormous potential" for the application at airports.
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At less sensitive airports, more flexible geofencing restrictions will be applied.
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Can airports please start having house bands for situations like this?
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Skytrax releases an annual ranking of the world's top 100 airports.
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African airports are not so ramshackle; Western ones not so impenetrable.
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In private hands the condition of the airports would improve, too.
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And that's infuriating airlines, airports, passengers, and our elected officials alike.
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In Europe, they have close to 60 airports with slot controls.
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Skytrax's list also measured airports on a number of other metrics.
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The first would effectively ban demonstrations on highways and at airports.
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It has been building operations at smaller airports across the country.
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French buyout group Ardian also placed an offer for both airports.
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Familiarize yourself with all of the airports that serve your destination.
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Hobby is the smaller of two main Houston-area commercial airports.
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You see it in the airports, you see it all over.
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Bases are airports where Ryanair permanently keeps both staff and aircraft.
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The result: waits of an hour or more at some airports.
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But it wouldn't help her avoid running into him at airports.
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And some buildings and airports standing on permafrost are at risk.
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Airlines and airports are fearing gridlock during the summer travel season.
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They went to airports, lifted up their voices and were heard.
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But do you agree with our judgement on America's dire airports?
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Flying to under-served airports far from city centres also helps.
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No more Rollaboards around airports—but at what cost, my friends?!
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Like many airports, Savannah/Hilton Head was built on former farmland.
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Meanwhile, airports and airlines are taking matters into their own hands.
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Drones are not allowed near airports without notifying air traffic control.
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Manchester City football club in England to purchasing Indian airports and
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An average of 115,000 passengers pass through the airports per day.
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There are many ways airlines and airports can use radio chips.
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Read more: The best and worst major airports in the US
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Here are the winners and losers among the 50 busiest airports.
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Airports are purposely laid out to lead passengers through moneymaking areas.
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Airports of Thailand and King Power have previously denied the allegations.
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Their industries are 'Airlines, Airports & Air Services', 'Insurance' and ... 'Hair Salons.
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SITA has deployed beacons at airports in Miami and Nice, France.
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Chinese investors have tried before to transform loss-making German airports.
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We decided to make shoes for women who run through airports.
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In 1978, Brian Eno launched his startling, ambient Music for Airports.
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But, experts say, such measures may be impractical at busier airports.
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The Points Guy has a full list of airports with gyms.
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But those systems are limited to certain airports and specific aircraft.
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TSA currently screens passengers at 440 airports, according to its website.
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This is why some airports appear stuck in a different decade.
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Airports in Xiamen, Guangzhou, Kunming and Beijing were not much better.
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You have nearly two dozen airports directly affected by these T.F.R.s.
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S. borders and restricting the number of airports accepting international flights.
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It isn't just airports that are deserted because of the pandemic.
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Discussions about a support package for airlines and airports are ongoing.
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Amtrak stresses how train stations are more centrally located than airports.
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As an adult, I dreaded presenting my passport at airports abroad.
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It could also help speed up endless security lines at airports.
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Protesters at airports checked the initial version of Trump's travel bans.
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Airports and airlines raced to get flights off the ground Friday.
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He added that airports will remain open to flights from abroad.
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He added that airports will remain open to flights from abroad.
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So, we can export the system of crisis management to airports.
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When we last checked, those towns still had major international airports.
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It can also be used to measure waiting times at airports.
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Technically, yes, airports are not covered by shelter in place orders.
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To that end, some airlines are storing more planes at airports.
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And how does that compare to other airports around the world?
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Discussions about a support package for airlines and airports are ongoing.
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He hustles through airports like a sled dog with a cellphone.
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Delta listed only Taipei and the code for the city's airports.
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Trump wanted to cut the law enforcement reimbursement program for airports.
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Indoor MapsLayouts of malls and airports are available to help navigate.
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Airlines recommended U.S.-bound travelers arrive at airports earlier than usual.
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Coast Guard personnel are also doing the work at some airports.
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The test locations include airports of varying sizes, the agency said.
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It has screened 13,624 passengers across the airports since Jan. 3.
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Firefighting training sites, airports, and industrial sites are also big contributors.
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Go deeper: Airports embrace renewable energy to cut air travel emissions
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Clear lanes are in place in 20 of Delta's busiest airports.
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Ryanair has for a long time only concentrated on secondary airports.
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Airports must continually review their plans and revise them as necessary.
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In Europe its airports include London, Paris, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo.
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Australians see the bad airports, the infrastructure, the poor, the beggars.
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The scanner is being tested in 15 airports around the nation.
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These were distant superheroes we occasional saw in movies and airports.
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Cypriot authorities have enforced discreet checks for coronavirus at its airports.
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Yet it has cities with tall buildings, airports and paved roads.
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Most of the stadiums, hotels, highways and airports were already built.
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These beacons are in places like malls, cinemas, gyms, and airports.
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Lawyers at airports showed the order to officials on their smartphones.
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Hawaii, $275.1 million of airports system customer facility charge revenue bonds.
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Finally, Congress needs to recognize that our airports are run down.
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They've appeared at airports in places like LaGuardia, Munich and Seoul.
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Snacks and drinks are among the most overpriced items at airports.
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All travelers from the city will be funneled through those airports.
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"The president has said he wants to rebuild airports," DeFazio said.
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Airports worldwide have stepped up the screening of passengers from China.
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Thousands of people poured into airports across the country in protest.
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Should TSA assess the vulnerability of our airports to drone incursion?
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The Airports Authority said the service would begin in early March.
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Parking, concession revenue and aircraft landing fees generate revenue for airports.
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And you will see us at airports, on streets, in parks?
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Roads, airports, an economy, perhaps even a society, falling to pieces.
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Indoor maps for 500 airports and malls are available as well.
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A similar number of flights into those airports were also canceled.
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Similar scenes were playing out at other airports across the nation.
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And there can be less rental-car hassle at smaller airports.
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The trip between the airports costs 5,500 pesos, or about $294.
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Narita is one of two international airports in the Tokyo area.
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People are at hospitals, there are thousands of them at airports.
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Still others are run by airports or terminal management companies themselves.
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Multiple airports in Somalia show circles around airfields in the city.
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A similar number of flights to those airports were also canceled.
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I think there was a mismatch there too, personnel, different airports.
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That is simply wrong: A vast majority were detained at airports.
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Over a hundred airports right now already use Air Map's tech.
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Other airports, including Denver International Airport, also said they were affected.
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Restrictions on flying drones near airports have to do with safety.
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It's not so simple as finding a flight between two airports.
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COPENHAGEN, March 27 (Reuters) - Greenland's state-owned Kalaallit Airports has shortlisted a Chinese construction company to help expand three airports despite concerns in the Danish government that Chinese involvement could upset its ally, the United States.
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BANGKOK, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Airports of Thailand Pcl (AOT) said on Wednesday net profit rose 22.3 percent in the first quarter, beating estimates, as the country's main airports operator benefited from a tourism boom last year.
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Russia's Airports of Regions holding company, owned by the Renova Group, a conglomerate belonging to sanctioned oligarch Viktor Vekselberg, manages airports in the World Cup host cities of Yekaterinburg, Samara, Rostov-on-Don and Nizhny Novgorod.
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The Airports Council International Europe trade body on Monday described Ryanair's move into Frankfurt as a "turning point for European air travel" as low-cost carriers increasingly compete with legacy rivals at the continent's largest airports.
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In the United States, the government pays for security at airports, but in Europe it is mostly up to the airports and Jankovec said he didn't expect governments to step in and help foot the bill.
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Puerini wouldn't confirm or deny whether Amazon is looking into opening Amazon Go stores of any size in airports, but said that, with many hungry people hurrying around, airports fit her "simple criteria" for the stores.
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"We are urging the EU and UK government to prioritize an interim deal on aviation as soon as possible," a spokesman for Manchester Airports Group (MAG), which runs Manchester and Stansted airports, said in a statement.
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TAV Airports is currently looking at seven airports in Africa, the Turkic Republics and Asia for possible acquisition, Sener said on the sidelines of an economy summit in the mountain resort of Uludag in northwest Turkey.
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The workers, who are employed by various service providers at Kennedy, La Guardia and Newark Liberty International Airports, want to receive the same pay as the unarmed security guards the Port Authority employs at the airports.
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However, one of those charges typically is funneled to airports to help pay for capital improvements, and airports, themselves looking at billions in losses as travel continues to slump, are likely to fight such a change.
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More than a dozen U.S. airports have rolled out the face scanning technology, with many more to go before the U.S. government hits its target of enrolling the largest 20 airports in the country by 2021.
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"Health-conscious travel has become a fast-emerging movement in the airport environment," said Scott R. Elmore, the vice president of marketing and communications for Airports Council International, a nonprofit organization that represents the world's airports.
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Health screenings at more US airports Soon, passengers from Wuhan to the United States, whether on direct or indirect flights, will only be allowed to land at one of the five US airports doing health screenings.
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Ahead of an upcoming fight over spending bills, airports and other stakeholders are urging Congress to remove the federal cap on the amount of money that airports can charge passengers to help pay for facility improvements.
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That's 2.6 million people heading to airports across the United States, just as the head of security at the Transportation Security Administration has been ousted, and both airlines and airports are scrambling to remedy long security lines.
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A US judge has issued a temporary halt to the deportation of immigrants stranded at airports as a result of the order, amid estimates that up to 200 people have been detained at airports or in transit.
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Despite the increased attention now being paid to the risks of drones flying near airports, it's clear that existing solutions are still far from perfect and may require more investment from airports and drone manufacturers to solve.
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"By making journeys through UK airports easier than ever, this new equipment will help boost the vital role our airports play in securing the UK's position as a global hub for trade, tourism and investment," Johnson said.
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The walkout at Tegel and Schoenefeld airports - which are served by airlines including Air Berlin, Ryanair, easyJet and Lufthansa - led to the cancellation of 660 flights on Monday, virtually all the flights due to use the airports.
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What airlines really want, said Airports Council International (ACI) Director General Angela Gittens, is a return to lower fees, in the days when airports were government-owned, had less sophisticated management teams and suffered from overcrowded infrastructure.
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A recent survey by airport membership association Airports Council International - North America identified the top 10 airport amenities on the continent — including top-of-the-line new features airports intend to add in the next few years.
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"Some airports are open," its spokesman, Mustafa Baig, told Reuters on Monday, adding that airports in the capital of Islamabad, the southern port of Karachi, and the cities of Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta and Faisalabad were partly functional.
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However, if the EU decides not to recognise the UK aviation security system, then passengers from the UK transferring through EU airports and their luggage would have to be rescreened when changing flights in EU hub airports.
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The study from the Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA) estimates that airports will need $99.9 billion over the next five years, or nearly $20 billion per year, to conduct facility upgrades and complete key projects.
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A spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates Newark Liberty as well as Kennedy International and La Guardia Airports, declined, "for security reasons," to discuss how the airports cope with drones.
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All flights from China will go to those airports, and passengers who have been to China in the past 14 days and weren't already traveling to one of those airports will be required to rebook their flights.
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However, if the EU decides not to recognize the UK aviation security system, then passengers from the UK transferring through EU airports and their luggage would have to be rescreened when changing flights in EU hub airports.
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U.S. health officials said they would begin screenings at major airports in Chicago and Atlanta, in addition to the screenings underway at Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York airports, in an attempt to control the spread.
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New and rebuilt airports which failed to attract commercial traffic have closed.
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You find yourself in big-ass clubs with the ambiance of airports.
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Instead, you might be facing longer lines in airports around the world.
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Officials plan to create "free zones" near airports to attract foreign businesses.
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Facial recognition is increasingly used at airports for security and processing purposes.
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And that is one reason why airports will continue to remain targets.
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The airports with the most confiscations were in Dallas, Atlanta, and Houston.
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Gendreau says tests show that escalators in airports are full of germs.
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Two airports serving the nation's capital are experiencing delays or cancellations Saturday.
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They cheered as impacted travelers left airports and reunited with loved ones.
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There&aposs no knowing who&aposs coming overseas and into our airports.
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Automated defibrillators are often available in public places like restaurants and airports.
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The 400-feet restriction applies to all areas, not just around airports.
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The spending package earmarks $10 billion for highways, airports, railroads and broadband.
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They could conceivably be denied entry at airports or at the border.
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Trump promised to bring back jobs, build new airports, tunnels and roads.
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It also has ATMs at some airports, train stations and sports arenas.
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LaGuardia, Newark and John F. Kennedy Airports all saw record low temperatures.
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They cheered as affected travelers left airports and reunited with loved ones.
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The idea, according to Leitmann, is for airports to become more efficient.
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Airports like London's Heathrow, Frankfurt Hahn and Toulouse have sizeable Chinese ownership.
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This functionality is initially coming to malls and airports around the world.
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Jaws drop when he joins the domestic immigration line at Chinese airports.
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A state-backed splurge on crumbling airports and roads will go ahead.
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Apparent threats against planes disrupted travel at two major American airports Tuesday.
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Putting a leash on those beloved bomb-sniffing dog teams at airports.
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It is a great city and great cities should have great airports.
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A book about a dog sounds like something people buy at airports.
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For travelers at South Korean airports, dressing up has become a trend.
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The result, predictably, was a worsening bottleneck at airports across the country.
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Both the San Jose and Los Angeles airports have confirmed Amazon's interest.
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Expressways have been built across deserts; airports opened at oxygen-starved elevations.
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All firms complain about America's crumbling roads and late-Brezhnev-era airports.
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A scene familiar in airports around the world repeats itself in Iran.
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It also has a concessions business, which serves airports, railways and motorways.
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Still, biometric security is spreading like wildfire at airports around the world.
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Our reality is that even the most secure airports can be targeted.
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Most of Italy's other main airports were open, albeit with flight delays.
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The new routes will mainly serve airports in the Southeastern United States.
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Iraq's airports also replicate the plethora of checkpoints that punctuate its roads.
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Often those meetings take place at airports, sparking this latest legal battle.
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And so airports may think twice before giving up room to them.
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Airports also may be wary of creating new competition for nearby hotels.
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That has not stopped airports from trying to court the online retailer.
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Airports will close once conditions deteriorate and safe travel is not possible.
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You know with traveling in airports it's busy, it's hectic, it's sweaty.
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