Janelle Irwin TaylorFebruary 12, 2024
10min0
State law requires 'consistency' in fees, but the airport found a loophole.
Tag: GOAA
Janelle Irwin TaylorFebruary 12, 2024
Scott PowersJune 23, 2020
4min363
The airport went from 4 million arrivals and departures last April to less than 200,000.
Scott PowersOctober 16, 2019
6min356
Dyer pressed progress and unity; Ings and Simons urged more open government
Scott PowersSeptember 18, 20194min717
'We have the best open meeings laws... [and] no enforcement mechanism' Petersen said.
Scott PowersMay 1, 2019
6min893
Amendment was made to a bill about aircraft liens.
Scott PowersSeptember 19, 2018
9min250
The union organizing an effort to raise wages and benefits for thousands of contract workers at the Orlando International Airport is becoming a symbol of Democrats’ living wage push in Florida. On Tuesday, several dozen workers, some making as little as $5.23 an hour working for airport contractors, declared the airport to be a sweatshop. […]
Scott PowersMarch 30, 2018
7min462
The Orlando International Airport may have been stopped from the prospect of privatizing security checkpoints now that the U.S. Transportation Security Administration is rushing to make improvements. Swift changes coming to expand TSA staff, add more screening dogs, and bring in new state-of-the-art equipment have happened in a matter of less than seven weeks, and […]
Scott PowersJanuary 21, 2017
17min1147
By the end of this year Orlando’s gleaming new $211 million train station should be virtually finished at Orlando International Airport, but it may be many years before trains start rolling in – if at all. The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is building a train station based on a vision of the future in which […]