Airports

Vindication! 😉 The CDC has enjoyed over 70 years of being the world’s most admired public health agency in the world. It played a role in our success against polio, …

Bird strikes are a common problem at some airports, and local authorities have come up with several ways to keep birds away from runways. This one’s my favorite. However, there’s …

As has been said many times before, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA)  doesn’t have the best of reputations. Of course, they try their best to communicate things, such as the …

It seems that any time a rule has been set into place, people figure out loopholes. This has been especially true during COVID. For example: Americans figuring out way to …

Like everywhere in the USA, COVID-19 testing programs at airports are a patchwork of local governments, airport authorities, airlines and private companies getting together and figuring it out for themselves.  …

Berlin Brandenberg Airport has been a long time coming. About a decade, to be exact (here’s why it took so long). But after long last, all the buildings are completed, …

I grew up in New York City so I was always used to having 3 airports within a reasonable distance – JFK, LaGuardia and, the one closest to me, Newark. …

Before the travel slowdown, many travelers at busy airports swore by the CLEAR checkpoints. Being able to skip the long lines for security and even TSA Precheck would save precious …

When the US economy tried to reopen, one of the almost universally implemented policies from businesses to keep employees and guests safe was the temperature check. While employees are usually …

People are slowly returning to air travel. While the current volume is about 1/3 of what it was a year ago, that’s saying something since we’re still smack dab in …