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>> Opinion: Five reasons I’m excited for the ACI-NA Annual Conference
Next week, the who’s who of the airport industry will gather in Fort Worth, Texas for the 2017 ACI-NA Annual Conference & Exhibition. Members of Boingo are excited to saddle up and join the 200+ airports attending to talk trends, emerging technologies and new products. Read the full article >>

>> Hurricane Irma: Flights resuming in Florida; cancellations now at 16,700
Flights are set to begin flying today at nearly a dozen airports that halted operations ahead of Hurricane Irma. But the scale of cancellations remained broad in Irma's wake. Read the full article >>

Related articles: Hurricane Irma: Here's when Florida's airports are reopening; Nassau airport open: Bahamas returning to normal operations; American Airlines in Chicago rushing to assist team members in Miami

>> TSA approves 3D bag screeners designed to speed up airport security lines
After weeks of testing, the Transportation Security Administration has certified 3D carry-on bag screeners built by Massachusetts-based Analogic. The approval clears the way for the machines to be deployed at airports around the U.S. Read the full article >>

>> Toronto Pearson: The next step
Howard Eng, President and CEO of the Greater Toronto Airports Authority, details the authority’s ambitious plans to create a ‘mega hub’ at Toronto Pearson. Read the full article >

>> High winds cause plane to drift while attempting to land at MYR
Intense winds from Tropical Storm Irma that impacted the Grand Strand on Monday made landing impossible for one airplane that attempted to touch down at Myrtle Beach International Airport. Read the full article >>

>> 'A rebellion against high fares': New low cost airline launching in Hamilton
A new ultra-low cost airline that claims it will have the lowest base fares in Canada is launching out of the Hamilton and Waterloo airports in June of 2018. Stan Gadek, CEO of Canada Jetlines, made an announcement about the new carrier's plans in Toronto on Monday. Read the full article >>

>> Flair Air expands route network in B.C.
Flair Airlines is expanding their route network by adding flights to three additional airports; Kelowna International Airport, Toronto Pearson Airport and Vancouver International Airport. Read the full article >>

>> United Airlines: Iceland, Portugal included among four new Europe routes
United Airlines is adding seasonal service on four new routes to Europe, the carrier announced Tuesday. The new routes – two from United’s hub in Newark and one each from its hubs in Washington and San Francisco – continue a recent international growth spurt for the company. Read the full article >>

>> HMSHost wins contract at Denver International Airport for three new Starbucks® stores
Global restaurateur HMSHost and D1 Solutions, under a joint venture partnership called Host DSL DEN F&B, LLC, have been awarded a 7-year contract to operate three new Starbucks® stores at Denver International Airport. Denver’s Department of Aviation voted recently to make the measure official. Read the full release >>

>> Piece of World Trade Center now part of Charlotte Douglas International
A piece of a steel beam that was salvaged from the collapsed World Trade Center towers is now on permanent display at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The chunk of steel, which resembles an open book, was unveiled Monday as part of a 9/11 memorial. Read the full article >>

 

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