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Kennedy Airport Bay Runway Reconstruction Completed Early and Within Budget

Jets once again soared off of the longest and busiest runway at New York-John F. Kennedy Airport on Monday, three days ahead of its scheduled July 1st reopening.
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Construction personnel are seen completing work on the north side of the Bay Runway as two arriving aircraft taxi to the terminal

JFK Airport Runway Replacement Megaproject Approaching On-Time Arrival

The massive $376 million project to renovate the longest, busiest runway at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York is nearing completion. Here's how they're getting it done right on schedule.
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Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Announces Airport Improvements

On Thursday afternoon, The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Announced a series of upcoming projects which will improve the regions airports. The first in a series of releases announced the authorization of $225 mill...
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More FAA Projects Halted Nationwide as Partial Shutdown Continues

The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday announced additional "stop work orders" throughout the nation for the second day, as Congress failed to pass legislation on Friday giving the FAA the authority necessary for work t...
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LAWA staff, construction workers from Walsh-Austin Joint Venture, and special guest, veteran Pete Howenstein pose in the great hall of the South Concourse with an American flag during a pre-Memorial Day tribute, May 24, 2012. (Photo by Stephen Shrank/NYCAviation)

A Sneak Peek Inside New Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX

Just before Memorial Day, Los Angeles International Airport took the opportunity to host veterans, press and other VIPs for a tour of the New Tom Bradley International Terminal construction site.
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