The FAA has kept the nation’s complex air traffic management system safe for decades despite antiquated equipment and a shortage of controllers.

The widespread tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration are putting a strain, seen by many as undue, on shippers and airlines alike.

The Philippines-based LCC believes its next growth phase will lead to a stronger, more dominant position in the Pacific market.

Airports are struggling to finance building the facilities needed to handle soaring passenger growth.

The airport is one of the oldest in the US and its location presents several challenges to potential developers.

The public-private partnership model has been successfully employed in other global airport infrastructure projects.

Environmental barriers, notably legislative, are slowing infrastructure capacity growth planning.

Changes to security have come in fits and starts, with slow rollouts in some regions of new screening equipment to replace older technology.