The social media team at StuckatTheAirport.com is updating our Twitter follow lists this week. Here are some of the fun, useful, informative, and just plain cute airport tweets we spotted today. →
Alaska Airlines’ new Pride-inspired plane We are totally loving Alaska Airline’s newly decorated Pride-inspired plane supporting the LGBTQ+ community. It’s the first of its kind in the United States and will be flying throughout the airline’s network for the next year. Airport name changes It’s official. T.F. Green Airport in Providence, Rhode Island is now →
It’s a sure sign of the times when the coolest souvenir you can pick up at the airport is a mask. Better yet, this one is free and will no doubt become a collectible. In Nevada, as in many states around the country right now, everyone is required to wear face coverings in public spaces →
McCarran International Airport (LAS) has lots going for it. Besides being in Las Vegas. McCarran has a liquor store in the bag claim area. It has an aviation museum in the terminal. It has vending machines that dispense everything from cupcakes and Legos, to artist-made souvenirs and – sign of the times – hand sanitizers →
It is definitely a sign of the times. And the airport amenity of the week. To help passengers and employees comply with the face mask covering requirement at Denver International (DEN), the airport now has two vending machines that sell face masks as well as sanitizing wipes. The vending machines are stocked with: Two-pack disposable →
Here at Stuck at The Airport, we’re always on the look-out for new, useful and cool airport amenities. And this week’s Airport Amenity of the Week can be found at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. In a reflection of the times, the LAS airport now hosts a pair of PPE vending machines that dispense →
A new vending machine at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas is a cool treat for Lego fans or anyone needing a fun last-minute gift. Located post-security, just beyond the A/B gates, the vending has been in place for just a few weeks and is the first Lego vending machine in an airport. Stock will →