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Chicago Settles with FAA over Meigs Destruction

The City of Chicago settled FAA enforcement action that arose after it bulldozed Meigs Field’s runway on March 30, 2003.

By Gordon Gilbert • Contributor - Accidents and Regulations

November 15, 2006

FAA Ponders Fate of Remote Pacific Island Airfield

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Henderson Field on Midway Island

Nashville Mulls Airport Name Change To Honor Dolly Parton

Tennessee governor suggests change to airport board

Sign at Nashville International Airport

Wisk Begins Building eVTOL Vertiport at Hollister Airport

Site will support both piloted and pilotless VTOL flight testing

A digital rendering of Wisk’s Gen 6 eVTOL hovering over a vertiport

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Electra’s EL2 flies before the Atlantic City skyline

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Flexjet Europe helicopter

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Burke Lakefront Airport on the shores of Lake Erie in Cleveland

Haneda Plans Three-strikes Rule To Bench Errant Pilots

Restriction targets individual pilots, not the operator or aircraft

Haneda airport entrance

Local Groups Band Together To Support Lakefront Airport

Groups point to $195 million in economic contribution

Burke Lakefront Airport on the shores of Lake Erie in Cleveland