Another week has passed and therefore it’s time for our news round-up. Here’s what we found this week:
Continue reading This week: Heathrow’s new T2, Qatar’s new airport & Bieber’s detention at LAX
Another week has passed and it’s therefore our job to once again recap some of the main airport news articles from the week. This week we have the following for you:
Continue reading This week: Dreamlifter landed at wrong airport, LAX security scare & more
Wow, what full week of airport related news this one has been! We’ve seen a huge fire on one side and an exciting new stop-over experience as well as pet-friendly airports on the other, to just name three examples. Here’s our list of items we will be covering this week:
Continue reading This week: Kenya’s fire, China’s highest airport, Spain’s white elephant
Last week we started the big LAX review by describing what you can do if you have ample time at Los Angeles International Airport (IATA: LAX). For example, we showed you that you can reach the beach in 5 minutes or where you can dine in a sixties environment and spot exotic planes at the same time. In part two we are going to highlight what you can do if you are the active type or if you wanted to shop outside the airport. We then wrap it up with the popular ‘top-things-to-do list’.
Continue reading Los Angeles International – LAX: the big review, part 2
I’m currently planning a trip to Las Vegas for in 2 weeks. Since there are no direct flights from Melbourne to Nevada’s Sin City, I’m flying through the US’s third busiest airport, Los Angeles or simply called LAX after it’s IATA code. I have only been once to Los Angeles and its airport and I was 12 years old at the time. Therefore I can’t really remember it any more (probably because Disneyland was far more interesting than airports in those days). Besides, even if I could remember it vividly, I doubt it would still look the same today (let’s hope it doesn’t!). That’s why I want to provide you with an interesting little experiment: I’m going to show you how to research LAX for its facilities and then compare my analysis with the real results when I’m there. So here’s part 1 of the research.
Continue reading LAX: research vs reality – the research part 1
