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Greetings from Victoria, B.C.

10/26/14

Two airport firsts for me this weekend on a very short trip to Canada. I took my first Kenmore Air seaplane ride from Seattle to Victoria, B.C. and I finally had a chance to visit Victoria International Airport. I actually took two seaplane rides. The first flight from Seattle to Victoria had to turn around […]

How to cut costs on airport parking

10/19/14

How often have you spent hours scouring websites for savings on airfares and hotel rooms only to get dinged with sky-high costs for parking at the airport. If you know where to look, you can often find deep discounts, free parking and, in some cities, even get paid for parking your car at or near […]

Dallas Love Field gets a re-boot

10/14/14

Here are some snaps from Dallas Love Field, where celebrations were underway and finishing touches to the terminal were on display in celebration of the lifting of the Wright Amendment on Monday, October 13. The ruling, created in 1979 to foster growth at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, had imposed flight restrictions on long-haul flights from […]

E-cigs on a plane & in the airport

10/11/14

Can you vape on vacation? Maybe. Maybe not. Sales of e-cigarettes and their cousins, re-fillable “vaporizers,” are currently a $2.2 billion market in the United States, according to tobacco analysts at Wells Fargo Securities, up from an estimated $1.7 billion in 2013. And e-cig consumption could surpass that of combustible cigarettes in 10 years, according […]

Ebola and airports

10/08/14

Lots in the news right now about Ebola and airports. On Wednesday (October 8, 2014) the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Homeland Security’s Customs & Border Protection (CBP) announced new entry screening procedures for the five U.S. airports that receive over 94 percent of travelers from the Ebola-affected nations […]

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Best airport for a layover? You can vote on it.

10/07/14

As the writer of the Stuck at The Airport blog (which was first a book way back in 2001), people often ask me which airports are best for layovers. My answer is often “it depends.” No matter how many amenities an airport has – and with spas, movie theaters, beer gardens, ice-skating rinks, napping nooks, […]

Museum Monday: Welcome to California, Jane

09/22/14

While bands, dancers and floats filled with people dressed in traditional German clothing marched up 5th Avenue as part of New York City’s German-American Steuben Parade on Saturday, I ducked inside the Metropolitan Museum of New York and spent a few minutes in the Garry Winogrand photography retrospective. Winogrand’s best images document daily life in […]

Deer hunting at airports. Allowed.

09/19/14

Bow-hunting is a popular sport in Western Pennsylvania, so the pilot program underway at Pittsburgh International Airport is a great opportunity for sportsmen and women. But it’s a bad deal for deer caught in the airport’s designated bow-hunting zone. The Allegheny County Airport Authority is holding a lottery to issue free, archery-only season permits for […]

Airport trading cards: collect them all

09/17/14

Baseball teams have them, some police forces have them and the TSA’s K-9 unit has them. Now more than 20 North American airports have trading cards too. Unveiled earlier this month, each card has the look and feel of a traditional baseball card. But instead of portraying a rookie player at bat, the cards in […]

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