Drama at Dallas Love Field
— Dallas Love Field Airport (@DallasLoveField) July 25, 2022
Operations resumed late Monday afternoon at Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) after a frightening incident involving shots fired inside the terminal building.
According to Dallas police, a woman entered the airport near the ticket counter, went into a bathroom, and exited wearing a hoodie and brandishing a gun. She began shooting at the ceiling and was taken into custody after being wounded by a Dallas police officer on duty.
No one else was injured, but flights were grounded for several hours. All passengers had to be rescreened, more than 1000 flights were delayed, and more than 100 flights were canceled as a result of the incident.
Police and displaced travelers are pictured at Love Field earlier today following a shooting at the airport. pic.twitter.com/pszWXu8bJQ
— Dallas Morning News (@dallasnews) July 25, 2022
Portland International Airport roof report
Portland International Airport (PDX) is getting a new timber roof and it’s both quite impressive and quite a complicated undertaking.
Here’s a short video showing one of the important steps it takes to install a 9-acre mass timber roof over an existing terminal.
How do you install a 9-acre mass timber roof over an existing terminal? First, you install 34 giant steel columns. After months of setting the foundations. With the most brilliant construction workers and fabricators in the PNW. #LookUpPDX #PDXNext pic.twitter.com/vv8QrQMztV
— FlyPDX (@flypdx) July 25, 2022
Here’s what it will look like when the project is done.
We know you love the carpet. Soon you’ll have a reason to look up, too! Our giant new roof is coming in 2024. #LookUpPDX #PDXNext pic.twitter.com/dxlwUC40us
— FlyPDX (@flypdx) July 20, 2022
Meanwhile, over at PIT Airport
As long as we’re looking at time-lapse construction videos, here’s one from Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT), where they’re building a new terminal.
Prepare for arrival!
— Pittsburgh International Airport (@PITairport) July 25, 2022
In June, rebar installation for the underground foundations of the new terminal continued. Crews lifted and placed 36- and 39-ton steel beams over the train tunnel. #PITTransformed pic.twitter.com/fNLJhgN2Te