Scott PowersSeptember 2, 2019
3min280
Melbourne, Daytona Beach, Sanford airports also closed or closing soon
Tag: Orlando International Airport
Scott PowersSeptember 2, 2019Scott PowersSeptember 1, 2019
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Earlier airport officials announced Orlando International Airport would close at 2 a.m. Monday
Scott PowersJuly 9, 2019
5min496
'We see Israel is getting closer and closer to Florida'
Scott PowersJune 24, 2019
6min753
"This is the reinvention of passenger rail in America," Goddard declared.
Scott PowersMay 8, 2019
3min363
Florida begins its pitch Thursday in Orlando for the U.S. Space Command.
Scott PowersMay 1, 2019
6min893
Amendment was made to a bill about aircraft liens.
Scott PowersDecember 13, 2018
8min1036
Brightline expects to start construction this winter on its planned, privately owned, higher-speed passenger railroad connecting South Florida to Orlando and envisions the first trains to start rolling into Orlando International Airport as soon as late 2021. Patrick Goddard, president and chief executive officer of Virgin Trains USA, also known as Brightline and formerly known as […]
Scott PowersNovember 29, 2018
10min458
Brightline’s proposal to build and operate a higher-speed passenger train from Tampa to Orlando includes provisions for three possible stops in the Orlando area, including one that could serve Walt Disney World and one that could resolve Orlando’s frustrated desire to connect SunRail to the airport. The new Brightline proposal, submitted Nov. 7 and accepted Wednesday […]
Scott PowersOctober 29, 201814min1082
Yet again, a 21st-century business model is clashing with how business always has been done — creating a running battle at Orlando International Airport and other airports where authorities are trying to stop emerging car-sharing operations from acting, in the airports’ views, as unpermitted, unregulated rental-car companies. Specifically, the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority and Turo, […]
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. […]