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Happy Birthday BWI Airport Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) celebrated its 75th birthday on June 24 with parties at various airline gates, refreshments, giveaways and a special water salute by the BWI Marshall Airport Fire and Rescue Department for the 75th daily arrival. Singapore’s Changi Airport is also celebrating a birthday Singapore’s Changi Airport is
Singapore’s Changi Airport (SIN) gets high marks and many awards for its amenities, including everything from art and elaborate gardens to free movies and the world’s largest indoor waterfall. Changi is also known for its customer service. A few days ago, “due to inclement weather and lightning warnings,” the airport sent out a message on
It’s only Monday, but we already have a nomination for Airport Amenity of the Week. Singapore’s Changi Airport, which already wows travelers with free amenities that include butterfly and cactus gardens, movie theaters, and the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, now offers free bicycle rentals to passengers with layovers in Singapore. The year-long program offers layover
So many new things are popping up at airports for the holiday season. Here are just some of the items we spotted over the weekend. Toy Planes at St. Louis Lambert Int’l Airport Toys Take Flight is a new exhibit by the Field House Museum now in the Lambert Gallery at St. Louis Lambert International
The history department here at StuckatTheAirport.com is a big fan of anything having to do with the history of airports. Airport libraries? We’ve read up that. Moving walkways at airports? We’ve researched that too. And we’re always glad to learn more about airport history over on the AirportHistory.org site. The team there recently posted their
What are airports up to now? If you’re heading to an airport now or sometime in the future, the new normal is going to be, well, different. Masks for everyone, please. As more and more airlines now require each employee and passenger to cover their mouth and nose with a mask or cloth, airports from
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