FAA: You don’t need a weatherman…
November 3, 2024
After 40 years of meteorologists in the tower, FAA wants to switch to automated weather software
After 40 years of meteorologists in the tower, FAA wants to switch to automated weather software
Two airports compete for publicity with differing views on farewells
A new investigation by two federal agencies will hopefully produce the data for a clear path on future policy
An Oregon airport holds a rentable replica of the Presidential workplace
With Notre Dame’s re-opening just weeks away, France’s culture minister proposes a fee
Spain and Portugal are anxious to link their capitals by high-speed rail, but disagree on the best route
Venice will again impose a peak-season charge on day visitors, with more days included.
The world’s fifth-oldest airline has landed for the last time
Growing travel trends and easier applications have helped the steady rise from 30% only 15 years ago
Research continues to identify what species and how old, but artifacts will soon go on display
After 40 years of meteorologists in the tower, FAA wants to switch to automated weather software
Two airports compete for publicity with differing views on farewells
A new investigation by two federal agencies will hopefully produce the data for a clear path on future policy
An Oregon airport holds a rentable replica of the Presidential workplace
With Notre Dame’s re-opening just weeks away, France’s culture minister proposes a fee
Spain and Portugal are anxious to link their capitals by high-speed rail, but disagree on the best route
Venice will again impose a peak-season charge on day visitors, with more days included.
The world’s fifth-oldest airline has landed for the last time
Growing travel trends and easier applications have helped the steady rise from 30% only 15 years ago
Research continues to identify what species and how old, but artifacts will soon go on display