Airports
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Five Great Things About Portland Airport
I was up in the Pacific Northwest this past weekend, and on my way home yesterday, I had a chance to walk…
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Virgin America’s Impending Growth Spurs LAX Terminal Shifts
I had to go to LAX three times this weekend to pick up and drop off some friends, and while I was…
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This Week on BNET (August 18 – 22)
Southwest Filing Fares in ATPCO Once Again You may not know ATPCO, but I’m guessing that airlines all over the US are…
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Flying the Emirates A380 in Business and First (Part Two)
Now let’s see, where did I leave off after yesterday’s post? Ah yes, we were leaving coach behind and heading up to…
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Flying the Emirates A380 in Coach (Part One)
Sorry it took me an extra day to put this together, but it was no easy feat. The A380 is one big…
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This Week on BNET (July 21 – July 25)
This week was Small Community Air Service Development Program (SCASDP) week over at BNET. Grant applications for this year’s program are rolling…
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JetBlue to Make Portland Oregon a Focus City (or Is it a Glitch?)
Sometimes, it pays to have good timing. A fellow airline dork came across a very interesting message on the JetBlue website. Unless…
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Delta Cuts LAX
The writing had likely been on the wall for sometime, but it looks like Delta’s experiment in building up LAX is coming…
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New LAX Taxiway Makes the Airport Safer For You
LAX announced yesterday that the new center taxiway on the south runway complex has opened for business. There’s lots of talk about…
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United Agrees to Double Palmdale Flights
Looks like United has given in and agreed to modify its Palmdale flying schedule. Beginning in September, instead of two daily CRJs…
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Palmdale Flights are Struggling
You know I love talking about my local airports here in LA and what I consider to be a misguided regionalization strategy.…
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Did This Merger Happen Yet?
It’s hard to write so many posts in advance of a long trip, so I asked my coworker and Cranky Photographer, Christopher…