Airport architecture and the architecture of travel from Edward Russell.
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Dispatch: The Mobile Lounge Package
The Dulles AeroTrain main terminal station. (JASON RABINOWITZ)
The next step for the $20 billion redevelopment of Washington Dulles International Airport championed by President Trump is subterranean.
The Metropolitan Washington Airports...
Four Days at Munich Airport
Munich Airport Center by Helmut Jahn opened in 1999.
A lot goes into running an airport, not least a major hub or one with global reach.
That is the case at Flughafen München, the state-owned corporation that operates the Munich Airport a...
October Dispatches
Lufthansa’s centennial Airbus A380 at the gate in Munich.
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Notes from the runway
One thing i...
The Glamour of Hollywood Burbank
A dramatic filmdom-inspired airport welcome in the valley.
Standing on the arrivals curb at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on a recent early autumn evening reminded me of everything travelers despise about large airports.
September Dispatches
I get a strong Dutch Masters vibe — can we talk about place? — from images of the new Centurion Lounge at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport. (AMERICAN EXPRESS)
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