Miami International Airport's new, $18-million control tower is undergoing a design review
Miami International Airport's new, $18-million control tower is undergoing a design review and may face a redesign, the FAA says. Air traffic controllers complain that four roof-support columns in the 320-ft. tower's cab obstruct their view and could threaten safe operations at the airport...
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