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>> SAN brings in tech startups to help modernize traveling
In an effort to modernize the flying experience, San Diego International Airport has admitted five companies — most of them tech startups — into an internal accelerator program to test out their concepts.

>> Missouri gets another extension to comply with airport ID rules
Missourians will be allowed to use their current driver’s licenses to board airplanes and enter federal facilities through July 2019 as part of the state’s latest attempt to comply with federal identification laws.

>> LAX airport to allow marijuana in carry-ons
Los Angeles International Airport, better known as LAX, has announced that it will permit travelers to bring small amounts of legal marijuana through security in their carry-on bags.

>> Drones flying into restricted airspace 'going to kill somebody,' says pilot
The number of drones spotted too close to airports, aircraft more than tripled between 2014 and 2017.

>> Charleston airport to add premium passenger lounge
An unfinished, empty space overlooking the atrium at Charleston International might not be vacant much longer.

>> CVG to debut new spa service next year
Stressed out travelers looking to relax will have two new options at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport starting next year – as airport officials look to debut a host of upgraded retail concession options for guests amid increased passenger growth.

>> United: New 787-10 Dreamliners to debut on Newark-California routes
United Airlines will debut its new Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners on its “Premium” transcontinental routes between Newark and California, the carrier revealed Monday morning.

>> American Airlines plans to end nonstop flight from Charlotte to Havana
American Airlines plans to end its flight from Charlotte to Havana, Cuba, according to filings with the U.S. Department of Transportation.