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December 25, 2006

Denver Airport's 'Nightmare Before Christmas' Abates

London and Brazil Also Hampered By Weather And More

It took four days, but Denver International Airport is finally operating at capacity, this day before Christmas. More than 3,000 incoming flights alone were canceled or diverted while Denver International was shut down for 45 hours after a two-day storm hit Wednesday and Thursday. The airport is the nation's 5th busiest.

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PHX X-Ray Scanner Debut Delayed

Excuse Our Technical Difficulties

 Although the federal Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said an X-ray security scanner that takes clear pictures of the human body, along with concealed weapons, would be operating at Sky Harbor International Airport's Terminal 4 by Christmas, it was not to be. Technical difficulties involving the scanner properly working with the airport's wireless connections were encountered, the TSA told AP. Testing has been rescheduled to early 2007.

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Poll Gives Thumbs Down to Renaming Winnipeg International Airport

Winnipeg Public Has Much To Learn About James Armstrong Richardson

He wasn't a prime minister, he wasn't a celebrity. He was, all told, a "commoner," and that, apparently, isn't good enough for the Winnipeg public to have their airport renamed in his honor.

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