Source: Aruba Airport Aruba Airport Authority N.V. (AAA) reports a strong increase in passenger traffic for the first half of 2025, highlighting a steady upward trend in traveler numbers through Aruba’s gateway. A total of 832,901 revenue-generating passengers departed during this period, including 2,329 Business General Aviation (BGA) passengers departing via JET-TNCA, the Fixed Base Operator (FBO) operated by AAA. This marks a 3.7% increase compared to the same period in 2024, underscoring the island’s strong tourism demand and the airport’s vital role in regional connectivity. Market Performance Aruba Airport continues to serve as a key gateway for leisure travel in the Caribbean. The North American market remains dominant, accounting for 76% of total passenger traffic of the market share. [...]

Source: LAWA Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) recognized nine airlines operating at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) as part of the LAX Fly Quieter Program. The program recognizes efforts by airlines to reduce aircraft noise through voluntary operational and technical measures, as well as community engagement. "What makes the LAX Fly Quieter Program unique is our emphasis on collaboration because it allows LAWA, along with our surrounding communities and airline partners, to continue learning about and recognizing opportunities to minimize aircraft noise impacts," said Crystal Lee, Deputy Executive Director for Sustainability, Energy, Environmental and Development Services, Los Angeles World Airports. "Making the choice to fly quieter supports our shared commitment to safe, efficient and sustainable operations. LAWA congratulates the 2024 [...]

Source: Houston Airports Final beam signals structural completion, celebrates 1,300 workers and underscores Houston’s growing global reach. The sky was the limit, and then the beam met it. Leaders from Houston Airports, United Airlines, Manhattan Construction and dozens of project partners gathered at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to mark a major milestone in Houston’s largest active infrastructure project, the $2.55 billion transformation of IAH Terminal B. The Topping Out Ceremony celebrated the placement of the final steel beam in the structural framework of the new Terminal B North concourses, marking the physical halfway point in a transformational redevelopment. Terminal B is one of IAH’s original terminals, dating back to the airport’s opening in June 1969. This redevelopment—set for completion [...]

Source: MIA Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava (center), County Commissioners J.C. Bermudez and Keon Hardemon, Miami-Dade County Chief Operating Officer Jimmy Morales, MIA Director and CEO Ralph Cutie, and PortMiami Director and CEO Hydi Webb at World Trade Center Miami’s 2025 State of the Ports luncheon. MIA’s economic impact increases to $181.4 billion Miami International Airport’s (MIA) economic impact has reached a record $181.4 billion in statewide business revenue and now supports 842,703 jobs, reaffirming its vital role as one of Florida’s largest and most powerful economic engines. The milestone, detailed in MIA’s 2024 economic impact study by consulting firm Martin Associates, was unveiled today at the World Trade Center Miami’s annual State of the Ports luncheon. MIA and [...]