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A Washington Post travel piece argues that couples stay happy on trips through honest communication, mutual respect, and a bit of space—sometimes humorously via an 'airport divorce' to keep friction at bay.
American Airlines is set to begin renovation of its Admirals Club lounge at Reagan National Airport in early 2026, expanding the space by 50% and enhancing amenities with local design elements and views of D.C. landmarks, while maintaining access to other lounges during construction, as part of its broader investment in premium customer experiences.
Traffic at Sweden's second-largest airport, Gothenburg-Landvetter, resumed after a drone sighting caused a temporary closure and an investigation into possible sabotage, amid recent European disruptions linked to drone activity and suspected hybrid warfare.
Authorities in Atlanta prevented a potential mass shooting at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport after a man with an AR-15 was identified and arrested, with his family alerting police about his plans and social media livestreaming his intentions.
Salt Lake City International Airport and several others have decided not to display a Homeland Security video blaming Democrats for the government shutdown, citing laws that prohibit using public resources for political messaging.
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport has decided not to display a controversial Department of Homeland Security video featuring Kristi Noem blaming Democrats for the government shutdown, citing its political nature and the airport's policy against displaying partisan content.
An airport worker at Dallas Fort-Worth Airport accidentally lost control of a refueling hose, causing a fuel spill that was captured in a viral video, prompting an investigation and cleanup by airport authorities and American Airlines.
European airports are experiencing significant disruptions due to a ransomware attack on check-in software, with ongoing investigations and efforts to restore normal operations amid increased cyber threats in the aviation sector.
Milwaukee experienced historic flash flooding due to over 5.7 inches of rain, causing road closures, water rescues, and the early closure of the Wisconsin State Fair, with more rain expected and ongoing flood risks.
During the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh event, Wittman Regional Airport transforms its taxiways into runways to accommodate over 21,000 aircraft operations in a week, making it the busiest airport in the world temporarily, with precise coordination by FAA controllers and specialized procedures.
Apple discontinued its AirPort Wi-Fi routers in 2018, but recent developments suggest the company may re-enter the Wi-Fi router market by integrating advanced Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chips into upcoming Apple TV and HomePod mini devices, potentially supporting Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7, although it's unclear if these devices will function as routers. This indicates a possible future return to the router market, leveraging new wireless technology.
The TSA is testing a new policy allowing passengers to keep their shoes on during security checks at some airports, reversing a rule in place since 2006, with plans to expand the change soon.
The TSA has implemented a new policy allowing passengers to keep their shoes on during security screening at airports across the U.S., including MSP, marking a significant change from the policy since 2006, with the aim of reducing wait times and improving security procedures.
American Airlines has opened a new, stylish Admirals Club in Philadelphia with a Flagship lounge, featuring e-gates for entry, but it is currently out of space due to high demand, leading to crowded conditions and some service issues. Despite the crowding, the lounge offers a beautiful space, good amenities, and surprisingly excellent cole slaw, though it could benefit from expansion and renovation.
West Virginia health officials warn residents of potential measles exposure after an infected international traveler arrived at Washington Dulles Airport on June 19th, advising those in specific airport areas between 7:45 p.m. and 11:59 p.m. to watch for symptoms from June 26 to July 10, 2025.