04/07/19
The Honolulu airport is getting super -sustainable. →
Honolulu International Airport
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08/31/18
What was the first airport hotel? Several inns claim that title. The Oakland Airport Inn, which opened in 1929, is the winner. Close second: The Dearborn Inn, near Detroit, which opened in 1931 and is still open today.
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09/12/11
Fun things to do when you're stuck at the airport. →
12/10/10
There's now free wireless internet at Honolulu International Airport. And you can win a trip to New Zealand if you have the ugliest Christmas sweater. →
06/06/10
Sunday here at StuckatTheAirport.com is Souvenir Sunday – the day we take a look at some of the inexpensive and sometimes wacky souvenirs many of us end up buying when we’re stuck at the airport. This week’s souvenirs come to us courtesy of Pam Mandel, a lucky Seattle gal who just returned from an adventure →
01/22/10
Snowstorms, mudslides, rain, more rain, and tornadoes. Sounds like a good time for a trip to Hawaii. If you go, or just want to dream a bit about going, be sure to check out the slide-show I put together for MSNBC.com – Cheap and Offbeat Oahu – about activities that are free, cheap or bit →
11/22/09
There’s a major and much needed modernization program going on at Honolulu International Airport (HNL). Shops, restaurants and public areas are being upgraded, but I’m happy to report that no one is going to lay a finger on what many people consider to be the best part of this airport: the cultural gardens. Surrounding the →
11/17/09
In October 2006, an earthquake knocked out all the electricity on the island of Oahu and closed down the Honolulu Airport, which had inadequate back-up generators. Now the state of Hawaii is testing a series of wind turbines that should generate enough power to keep the airport operating should there be another emergency situation. You →
12/30/08
When I heard there was a power outage on Oahu last week and that thousands of people were stuck overnight at Honolulu International Airport, all I could think about was the bathrooms. (Photo courtesy Flickr user bsktcase) Yes, the bathrooms. I was in Honolulu back in October, 2006 when an earthquake knocked out power to →