The Los Angeles Times – April 26, 2013 Los Angeles City Elections 2013: How to make or break L.A. What are the candidates’ plans for the city’s four key assets? By Russell Goldsmith and Michael Kelly On May 21, Angelenos will have the opportunity to elect a new mayor, along…
Archives: April 2013
Poll shows support for separating the two northern runways at LAX
The Los Angeles Times – January 8, 2013 The survey released by the Coalition to Fix LAX Now indicates that 74% of municipal voters favor separating the runways by 260 feet — a project proponents say would increase safety and efficiency. [The News Article]
LAX Can’t Get Off the Ground – Neighbors’ Resistance Too Much
Los Angeles Business Journal – Monday, October 1, 2012 By Christopher Thornberg and Dustin Schrader For many travelers, Los Angeles International Airport is their first impression of the city. What do they see? Terminals that date to the 1960s. Airfields that fail to meet Federal Aviation Administration standard operational specifications…
LAX Hopes To Dominate the Western Skies Once Again
Los Angeles Times – July 2, 2011 At least $4 billion is being spent on additions to the Bradley International Terminal, improvements to several domestic terminals and upgraded utilities and taxiways to handle the latest generation of super-sized jumbo jets. [The News Article]
Getting LAX Off the Ground
Los Angeles Business Journal – May 30 – June 5, 2011 Much needed renovations to the airport could provide a lift to L.A.’s tourism and trade industries. Read More [PDF]