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A Bomb threat is under investigation. Stay tuned we will keep you posted if it is an actual bomb threat or not. Right now the entire terminal B has been evacuated."What Part Of The Game Is That"8 am - The Bomb Squad and ESU has left terminal B. Terminal B is now clear. If your flying out just check with your airlines there may be some delays.If you would like original photo's of todays episode at LaGuardia Airport send a text message to the Studio at  212-718-0330Have a Great Day!Send us a textWe want to hear from you, Introduce yourself the way you would like it aired, where your calling from State and City is fine as well as which Season, Podcast title and episode. Call the Studio at 212-718-0330 and leave your comments Call the studio to respond 212-718-0330Support the showWhat part of the game is that. August 2022WhatPartOfTheGameIsThat.com, Wpotgit.com

Parking at Sacramento International Airport will be even more of a challenge now as they break ground for a new parking garage, replacing the 700-space hourly lot next to Terminal B.

Concert season the waterfront's brand new concert venue begins this Memorial Day weekend. Waterfront GM Lauren Ford tells us more about what's coming this season.

CATANIA (ITALPRESS) - L'Aeroporto di Catania taglia il traguardo dei 100 anni. Un'occasione importante che SAC, la società che gestisce lo scalo etneo e quello di Comiso, ha celebrato insieme alle istituzioni locali, ai rappresentanti del settore, agli stakeholder e ai cittadini. Un anniversario festeggiato anche con lo sblocco dell'iter per la demolizione e ricostruzione del terminal B.col/sat/gtr

CATANIA (ITALPRESS) - L'Aeroporto di Catania taglia il traguardo dei 100 anni. Un'occasione importante che SAC, la società che gestisce lo scalo etneo e quello di Comiso, ha celebrato insieme alle istituzioni locali, ai rappresentanti del settore, agli stakeholder e ai cittadini. Un anniversario festeggiato anche con lo sblocco dell'iter per la demolizione e ricostruzione del terminal B.col/sat/gtr

CATANIA (ITALPRESS) - L'Aeroporto di Catania taglia il traguardo dei 100 anni. Un'occasione importante che SAC, la società che gestisce lo scalo etneo e quello di Comiso, ha celebrato insieme alle istituzioni locali, ai rappresentanti del settore, agli stakeholder e ai cittadini. Un anniversario festeggiato anche con lo sblocco dell'iter per la demolizione e ricostruzione del terminal B.col/sat/gtr

CATANIA (ITALPRESS) - "C'è stata la conferenza di servizi che finalmente supera un blocco di carattere burocratico. Siamo arrivati a definire la possibilità di abbattere il Morandi. Nei prossimi giorni sarà pubblicato il bando che renderà sempre più questo come un hub del Mediterraneo". Lo ha dichiarato il presidente dell'Enac, Pierluigi Di Palma, in occasione della celebrazione per i cento anni dell'aeroporto di Catania, in merito alla demolizione e ricostruzione del terminal B dello scalo.xn5/sat

CATANIA (ITALPRESS) - "C'è stata la conferenza di servizi che finalmente supera un blocco di carattere burocratico. Siamo arrivati a definire la possibilità di abbattere il Morandi. Nei prossimi giorni sarà pubblicato il bando che renderà sempre più questo come un hub del Mediterraneo". Lo ha dichiarato il presidente dell'Enac, Pierluigi Di Palma, in occasione della celebrazione per i cento anni dell'aeroporto di Catania, in merito alla demolizione e ricostruzione del terminal B dello scalo.xn5/sat

CATANIA (ITALPRESS) - "C'è grande soddisfazione per avere tagliato un traguardo così importante con numeri sempre in crescita. Il nostro stato di salute è esaltante per tutto quello che è riconducibile al trasporto aereo siciliano, con importanti ricadute sul turismo. Per noi è un momento di grande responsabilità per guardare alle nuove sfide. Tra queste la più importante sarà la demolizione e la ricostruzione del terminal B che ci permetterà di raggiungere numeri ancora più importanti". Lo ha detto l'amministratore delegato della Sac, Nico Torrisi, in occasione della celebrazione dei cento anni dell'aeroporto di Catania.xn5/sat

CATANIA (ITALPRESS) - "C'è grande soddisfazione per avere tagliato un traguardo così importante con numeri sempre in crescita. Il nostro stato di salute è esaltante per tutto quello che è riconducibile al trasporto aereo siciliano, con importanti ricadute sul turismo. Per noi è un momento di grande responsabilità per guardare alle nuove sfide. Tra queste la più importante sarà la demolizione e la ricostruzione del terminal B che ci permetterà di raggiungere numeri ancora più importanti". Lo ha detto l'amministratore delegato della Sac, Nico Torrisi, in occasione della celebrazione dei cento anni dell'aeroporto di Catania.xn5/sat

Rachael Norfleet is the newly minted Director of Partnerships at Aravaipa - the trail and ultra events company. Rachel is an accomplished trail runner herself and lives with her husband Mitch and son Callum in Bozeman, Montana. In this episode of The Headlamp Hour we talk about Rachel's new position at Aravaipa and how she got there after several years in medical sales. We discuss her approach to balance in family, work, and running, We also talk about her recent strava segment crown attempt in Terminal B of the Denver Airport - including speculations on how many people on the leaderboards of said segment used the moving walkway. Rachael is a dynamic personality and athlete in the trail and ultra space and was a pleasure to talk to! Find our conversation wherever you listen to podcasts! Follow Rachael! Rachael's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rachaelnorfleet/?hl=en Rachael's Website - https://www.rachaelnorfleet.com/ Rachael's Strava - https://www.strava.com/athletes/8260034 Follow Nate! Nate's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nate.jewkes/ Nate's Strava - https://www.strava.com/athletes/16021854

Super Tuesday has come and gone, but what did we learn about Houston from the results? Plus, the Terminal B project at Bush Airport is creating a lot of drama within the city government. Host Raheel Ramzanali is recapping these stories and more with Houston Landing reporter Tim Carlin and Pulitzer Prize finalist Evan Mintz! Featured stories: Recap of Tuesday's primary races  Governor Abbott's endorsements  Voter turnout in Houston was low Results from Tuesday's primary races  Controller Hollins blocks airport funding  NASA graduates new class of astronauts  Westheimer gets a bit safer  Houston schools boards have few members from lower-income areas Looking for more Houston news? Then sign up for our morning newsletter Hey Houston  Follow us on Instagram  @CityCastHouston Don't have social media? Then leave us a voicemail or text us at +1 713-489-6972 with your thoughts! Have feedback or a show idea? Let us know!  Interested in advertising with City Cast? Let's Talk! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A new customs screening facility at Richmond International Airport to allow for direct international commercial passenger flights is expected to open in April. "It's good to see that the facility comes back online because you know, we'll be able to check all the boxes," Richmond International Airport Spokesperson Troy Bell said. The years-long revamp was required after airport officials were told in 2019 that the nearly 20-year-old customs screening area in Terminal B did not meet federal standards. More than half of the .2 million cost for the project came from federal funds. Click here to continue reading on WTVR.com,...Article LinkSupport the show

What do you do when your boyfriend comes home from a business trip with sand in his suitcase? You check his boarding pass and call Terminal B at Logan!

What do you do when your boyfriend comes home from a business trip with sand in his suitcase? You check his boarding pass and call Terminal B at Logan!

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In the Season 2 finale of Off Hours with Bourbon Lens, Jake & Jake sit down with Chef Julian Medina.  We're closing out this Season with another chef, so you know Jake L. is smiling as we talk about food, education, and running multiple restaurants.  Find some time like Chef, throw on your running shoes, and stream this episode as you take us for a walk or a jog around the block.  Thanks for listening to another episode of Off Hours with Bourbon Lens. Check out new episodes of Off Hours with Bourbon Lens streaming now here. This has been another production of Bourbon Lens LLC.  Thank you for your continued support. Scott & Jake Bourbon Lens About Off Hours Off Hours Bourbon is made for afternoon relaxations and late night convos as it dispels the idea that you have to wear a suit to drink a glass of Bourbon or that it can only be enjoyed poured over rocks at the end of the day. The award-winning liquid is aged in American white oak barrels for over 5 years. Tasting notes include aromas of creamy vanilla, hint of nutmeg and toasted pecans, rich notes of cinnamon and a silky finish of lingering honey.  You can find out more about Off Hours with Bourbon Lens here. About Chef Julian Medina  Julian Medina, acclaimed chef-owner of Toloache, Coppelia, Tacuba Mexican Cantina, La Chula Taqueria, El Fish Shack, El Fish Marisqueria and Kuxé has been creating refined Mexican cuisine for 20 years.  Raised in Mexico City, Julian was inspired by his father's & grandfather's authentic home cooking. Trained professionally in Mexico City, Julian later came to New York City & enrolled in the French Culinary Institute, graduating with recognitions. Since 1999, Chef Medina has created numerous acclaimed food concepts around New York City, garnered accolades from the food media, including The New York Times and The New Yorker, as well as various high-profile television shows. In 2010, The New York Times' food critic Sam Sifton praised Toloache's food & service, and gave it a coveted one star. In March 2011, Julian made his premiere on Iron Chef America: Mexican Chocolate Battle. Julian continues to open restaurants throughout New York City, including La Chula Taqueria in Spanish Harlem, Washington Heights & at LaGuardia Airport's Terminal B; Kuxé in the West Village, and most recently El Fish Marisqueria on the Upper West Side.

Good morning from Skift. It's Wednesday, March 22. Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today. Episode Notes Hotels are paying close attention to an increasingly influential set of travelers — Gen Z, or those born after 1996. This young generation is prompting hotels to rethink, and adopt, strategies that may even become permanent for guests across all their segments. So what steps have hotels been taking? Skift examines their marketing approaches in a deep dive by Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O'Neill and Contributors Sherry Sun and Carley Thornell. As members of Gen Z have reported greater loneliness than people in earlier generations, hotels could create spaces where travelers can connect with others, including locals. Johnny Quach, chief marketing officer at online travel agency Hostelworld, said it puts prospective guests in an online chat with other travelers staying in their hostel. In addition, one expert believes that many hotels will likely turn to year-round programming to attract members of specific subgroups, citing a local pickleball tournament as one possible activity.   And with Gen Z travelers placing greater emphasis on enjoying experiences such as food tours during their trips, hotels could also devise creative ways to make stays more affordable. Yoshiharu Hoshino, CEO of Japan's Hoshino Resorts, said his company has added installment payments that enable travelers to pay for a trip over six months. He noted that option has been popular with members of Gen Z.  Next, New York's LaGuardia Airport has long been derided by many travelers and locals. But its perception has drastically changed after what Contributor Ted Reed describes as a miraculous resurrection.  Reed reports that LaGuardia's transformation included rebuilding Terminals B and C as well as five miles of roadway. Terminal B was recently recognized by one transport rating firm as the world's best new airport terminal. It's also the first terminal in North America to receive a five-star airport terminal rating. An executive who oversaw LaGuardia's reconstruction said it was the airport's mission to make it a place travelers would love after having been heavily criticized by then-Vice President Joe Biden in 2014.  Finally, prominent TV shows can teach viewers valuable lessons. So Contributor Louise Felsher delves into what event planners can learn from the HBO smash hit The White Lotus, especially with more professionals resuming in-person gatherings. Felsher lists five lessons the show centered on the same-named fictional hotel chain can provide industry executives. She writes that event planners can avoid the menu fatigue that characters have experienced by selecting venues with multiple restaurant outlets. Felsher adds that savvy event planners prepare activities in advance for guests, citing an example of a father and son relegated to snorkeling in murky seawood due to their failure to plan ahead.  Felsher also recommends event professionals spare no expense on medical resources, noting that each season of The White Lotus begins with a murder. She adds that preparing for attendees' safety should be routine.  For more travel stories and deep dives into the latest trends, head to skift.com. To find these stories and more insight into the business of travel, subscribe to Skift daily newsletter at skift.com/daily.

Kaum ist die Winterpause vorbei, hält schon wieder der ganz normale Irrsinn Einzug in Zetbos und Baumsen Leben. Bieberwurst kostet beim Frauenfußball jetzt schon 10,- Euro, Zetbo boykottiert den WM-Boykott und Baumsen ist der dreckigste Mann der Welt. Es sind also wieder mal die kleinen Dinge im Leben, die uns noch Freude machen: The Lion, Fünf-Stunden-Monate und Pinkeln für Cola. Doch Vorsicht: Zuviel Kaffee schützt vor Corona und wenn der Bürgermeister erstmal mit seinem gelben Lambo um die Ecke kommt, dann kann auch TKKG nicht mehr helfen. In diesem Sinne: Happy Reichsprogromnacht und viele Grüße aus Terminal B, auch von der Busfahrerin.

Почти 30 лет назад жизнь на огромном участке планеты кардинально изменилась. Перестал существовать СССР, в результате чего на карту вернулось множество независимых и самостоятельных стран, а на Россию стали смотреть как на государство, у которого есть огромный культурный и экономический потенциал. Перемены происходили и на высшем уровне, и в жизни простых людей. Большой вехой в череде этих изменений стало окончательное падение “железного занавеса”. Произошло это 1 января 1993 года, уже в постсоветскую эпоху, когда вступил в силу закон «О порядке выезда из СССР», фактически отменивший обязательное получение выездных виз.Стало понятно, что отныне можно свободно покидать страну, заводить новые знакомства, осуществлять проекты, которые до этого невозможно было даже представить. В свете этих перемен стало знаковым подписание 11 января 1993 года Киркенесской декларации, которая по сути начала новую эпоху для самых северных европейских и российских регионов.В течение многих лет Кольский полуостров, Архангельская область, республика Коми, Норвегия, Швеция, Финляндия развивали и укрепляли связи, осуществляли крупные культурные проекты, строили совместные планы. Но после 24 февраля 2022 года очень многое поменялось.Были полны надежд…Как рассказывает Евгений Гоман, режиссёр, участник объединения Pikene på Broen, ещё 23 февраля большинство творческих людей были полны надежд - коронавирус шёл на спад, и было похоже на то, что совсем скоро все вернутся из веб-пространства в офф-лайн. Многие проекты были готовы к старту, на некоторые уже были выделены деньги. В последнее время получить финансирование мог практически любой человек, у которого было желание творить и высказываться при помощи искусства. Единственным “препятствием” было обязательное наличие норвежского партнёра, поскольку за финансированием мог обращаться только норвежский представитель. Впрочем, это было не очень большой проблемой, поскольку иногда организовывались ознакомительные поездки по региону, в ходе которых художник мог пообщаться с людьми, и в итоге найти партнёра. По словам Екатерины Беспаловой, актрисы, режиссёрки, основательницы компании RuNo Teater, русско-норвежское сотрудничество интенсивно развивалось в области культуры и искусства. Оно довольно крепко стояло на ногах, наращивалась сеть связей, разрабатывались проекты. “Персонально у меня, у моей компании было несколько проектов, которые действовали с 2019 года на систематической основе и, даже несмотря на пандемию, всё равно удавалось разрабатывать новые концепции, новые способы, новые подходы. Можно также сказать, что нарастал интерес к сотрудничеству, как с норвежской, так и с российской стороны. И всё больше и больше потенциальных участников выходили на контакт для того, чтобы влиться в проекты”, – рассказывает Екатерина.Мария Михайленко, художница из Мурманска, рассказала о том, что в сентябре в городе должна была состояться Arctic Art Book Fair - большая книжная ярмарка с участием художников-иллюстраторов из России и Норвегии. Планирование подобных мероприятий начинается задолго до того, как событие состоится, поэтому первые переговоры между организаторами, партнёрами и участниками прошли ещё в январе 2022 года. В конце марта стало окончательно понятно, что ярмарка в том виде, в каком она была задумана, пройти не сможет.Рекомендовано временно приостановить сотрудничество“После 24 февраля ситуация поменялась, но не очень быстро, – рассказывает Екатерина. – Первые несколько недель российская сторона, участники, театры, организации, а также свободные художники (не все, но многие) были достаточно спокойны. Мы поддерживали связь и несмотря на происходящее, предполагали, что мы можем каким-то образом общаться дальше в рамках именно культуры и искусства”.Настроение стремительно изменилось в начале марта, когда России внесла Норвегию в список “недружественных” стран. После этого от МИДа Норвегии поступила рекомендация временно приостановить сотрудничество с организациями, которые получают государственное финансирование в России. Причина проста - они не имеют возможности высказывать собственное мнение, и обязаны придерживаться государственной точки зрения. В итоге часть проектов была остановлена полностью.  Творчество продолжается Тем не менее культурные проекты продолжают существовать и развиваться. В настоящее время рассматриваются новые заявки из России. Но кое-что всё-таки поменялось - теперь они поступают от частных лиц. Независимые театры, танцоры, художники могут обращаться за помощью, но они должны быть готовы к тому, что в случае одобрения проекта получить денежные средства, если ты находишься в России, будет сложно (многие банки попали в санкционные списки).  Сейчас легче наладить сотрудничество с теми, кто переехал в Казахстан, Грузию, Норвегию, со всеми у кого есть счета за границей. В настоящее время объединение Pikene på Broen реализует проект “Квартирник” - серию встреч между творцами из разных стран. Участники из Норвегии соберутся в Киркенесе в Terminal B, представители из России - в Мурманске, в чайном клубе «Тут чай», а общаться они будут при помощи интернет-трансляции. У каждой такой встречи есть своя тема, и ближайший “Квартирник” будет посвящен вовлечению людей в искусство. Екатерина Беспалова после 24 февраля реализовала два крупных проекта. Первый, «Голоса с востока / Giele Luvlede», воплотился в жизнь в сотрудничестве с южно-саамским театром в коммуне Нурлан. Это история про объединение восточно-саамских танцев (российская сторона) и южно-самского йойка (норвежская сторона) в единый творческий процесс, некий симбиоз, направленный на распространение саамской культуры среди младших школьников. Другой проект под названием “Koridor. Border Art Chatt” является своеобразным ответом на закрытие авиасообщения над территорией Российской Федерации. Как рассказала Екатерина: “Это было разрушающее действие со стороны Правительства Российской Федерации, оно разрушило наши надежды на то, что мы наконец сможем прилететь друг к другу и работать совместно, несмотря ни на что. И когда это произошло, я решила, что нам нужно открыть творческие коридоры. Этот проект был реализован совместно с продюсерским центром “BarentsDome”. И «Голоса с востока”, и “Коридор” были реализованы при поддержке Баренц секретариата.Свет в конце тоннеляНесмотря на довольно мрачное настоящее, собеседники Barents Observer не теряют надежды, и смотрят в будущее с оптимизмом. “Мы верим, что будущее есть, - говорит Евгений Гоман. - Разорвалось множество старых связей, которые возникли и окрепли за 30 лет. Но на смену им пришли новые. Количественно их стало меньше, но качественно они совершенно другие”.Такого же мнения придерживается и Екатерина: “Я бы назвала этот процесс неким перерождением, открылось второе дыхание с новыми лицами, с новыми для меня именами и с новыми силами. По крайней мере на текущий момент”.“Я предвижу очень большой пласт работы, где мы должны будем восстанавливать по крупинкам все то, что было утеряно сейчас. Все, на что у нас были возложены  надежды, планы, - продолжает она. – Также надо иметь в виду, что положение в России становится всё более и более удручающим, как в экономическом плане, так и в демографическом. То есть специалисты уезжают, очень много людей покинули страну. Но, как и в любом тоннеле, я всё-таки вижу свет в конце. Этот свет исходит от людей, которые по-прежнему по обе стороны границы продолжают вести работу по установлению связей. И это не может не давать надежды на то, что когда бури улягутся и туман рассеется, у нас уже будет определённая наработанная платформа, на которую мы сможем все приземлиться. И продолжать работать в направлении дружбы между людьми, человека к человеку, от сердца к сердцу, через создание проектов в области культуры и искусства”.

Fotograf: Elmar Vestner, Berlin Berlin based artist Sabine Hornig is known for her work combining sculpture, photography and installation to produce complex works allowing for new interpretations of conventional histories, memory, perspectives, and the lived environment. Her works explore the tension between surface plane and three-dimensional space, often treating transparent architectural mediums such as glass simultaneously as a surface, subject, and portal. At once rigorously formal and poetic, her works recontextualize familiar places and challenge individual views in the context of societal perspectives. By inverting perspectives and hierarchies, they make visible hidden contexts and communicate the interconnectedness of elements and conditions we usually separate. Her most notable works include La Guardia Vistas, LaGuardia Airport, New York; Shadows, Sydney International Towers, Barangaroo; Double Transparency, Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, Rotterdam; Durchs Fenster, Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich; Room with Large Window, Berlinische Galerie, Berlin; The Second Room, Centro Cultural de Belem, Lisbon; Projects 78, Museum of Modern Art, New York. Hornig is currently working on a commission for a new federal parliament building in Berlin. Her work is also on view at Give and Take. Bilder über Bilder, Hamburger Kunsthalle through August 28. Sabine Hornig, This Is No Time, 2022  Photo: Daniel Bradica, Courtesy of the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery New York/ Los Angeles. © Sabine Hornig Sabine Hornig, La Guardia Vistas, 2020 Latex ink and vinyl mounted on glass. Commissioned by LaGuardia Gateway Partners in partnership with Public Art Fund for LaGuardia Airport's Terminal B. Photo: Nicholas Knight, Courtesy of the artist; La Guardia Gateway Partners; Public Art Fund, NY; Tanya Bonakdar Gallery New York/ Los Angeles. © Sabine HornigPhoto by Nicholas Knight Sabine Hornig, World of Tomorrow, 2022 Pigment print on archival paper. Photo: Sabine Hornig, Courtesy of the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery New York/ Los Angeles. © Sabine Hornig

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The Sunshine Flyer is Ready to Replace Disney's Magical ExpressEver since Disney announced it would be ending its popular Magical Express service in January 2022, Disney travelers have been wondering: So what now?This week, Transportation Management Services (TMS) announced The Sunshine Flyer as a new service that would transport guests from MCO to Walt Disney World resort hotels. The Sunshine Flyer offers a themed experience that is based on old-fashioned railway passenger cars and vintage stream train engines. A Design and Themed Experience that Walt Disney Would LoveThe service aims to take the stress of airport transportation for Disney guests in Orlando and help to kickstart the magic of a family vacation from the moment they board the bus at the airport. Some key facts about The Sunshine Flyer: The exteriors of the buses are designed to look like old-fashioned locomotives or passenger cars (and there are several different designs) Staff will be dressed as 1920s rail conductors and engineers The buses will have entertainment throughout the trip Ticket pre-sales are now available and service begins on February 1, 2022 There is also a charitable component to the launch of The Sunshine Flyer in honor of Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary: For the first 50 days of service, 50% of Sunshine Flyer ticket sales will be donated to Make-A-Wish Central & Northern Florida. Make-A-Wish children and their families will receive complimentary service from the Sunshine Flyer for their Disney wishes indefinitely The Sunshine Flyer's buses are late model, premium motorcoaches. From the classic railway-inspired bus designs to staff dressed as 1920s rail conductors and engineers, the motorcoaches effectively serve as time-machines, offering a glimpse into 1920s rail travel.According to Frank Sherman, CEO of TMS: “Everyone knows the magic of Disney once they're inside the park gates. But through The Sunshine Flyer, we're able to give guests the chance to start their vacation from the minute they step off the plane and turn what used to be a procedural drive into the beginning of an adventure to remember.” With 25 years of experience as a large events transportation company working with world-class events such as the FIFA World Cup, NBA Finals and various PGA TOUR Tournaments, TMS is primed to offer a streamlined and well-executed service through The Sunshine Flyer. What's inside The Sunshine Flyer buses? There will be entertainment on the buses Complete with a bathroom You can attach your child car seat to the three-point harness on seats For wheelchairs request an ADA bus when booking USB chargers and  three-point seatbelts for the comfort and safety of all guests  And yes, the buses will serve all Disney resort hotels How to Make a Reservation for The Sunshine FlyerYou will book tickets online and receive a QR code that you will scan once you arrive at Orlando International Airport. Presumably this will be around the luggage carousel area. The goal is to ensure smooth timing and departures to the Resorts. No luggage handling option at launch, but they hope to add it at some future time. Located in the Main Terminal Building of Orlando International Airport (MCO) in Terminal B, Level 1, in the Ground Transportation area What You Want to KnowWill buses depart WDW four hours before flight? Unclear. "Your bus is scheduled based on your specific flights. We monitor both inbound and outbound flights to make sure your trip is scheduled properly. We will email/text you a more exact departure window the day before your scheduled trips." How long will it take to get to your hotel? According to Sunshine Flyer: "We are using a dynamic routing software that customizes each day's transfers based on specific riders. We can set the parameters to how long the ride is or how many stops the bus makes. 65 minutes is the longest anyone will be on a bus once it leaves to the final destination."“By combining our storied expertise in mass transportation management with a creative, themed experience, we have the unique opportunity to offer an experience that's both stress-free and engaging,” added Sherman. “Disney guests deserve a trip to remember, right from the start. Whether they're young or old, travelling in a group or solo, we hope The Sunshine Flyer sparks the imagination and excitement of all of our guests from the moment they step on the bus.”In celebration of Disney's 50th anniversary, the Sunshine Flyer will donate 50% of all revenue from the first 50,000 passengers during the first 50 days of business to Make-A-Wish Central & Northern Florida. As a part of the Sunshine Flyer's commitment to giving back, all Make-A-Wish children and their families will receive complimentary service from the Sunshine Flyer for their Disney wishes indefinitely.Tickets for The Sunshine Flyer must be booked at least four days ahead of arrival. Tickets are $17.00 per adult, $12.50 per child each way. For more information and to book tickets, visit www.sunshineflyer.com.Cancellations 72 hours in advance for full refund, credit if less than that.In other Disney travel news... Disney's All-Star Sports Resort Will Reopen at Walt Disney World Resort in 2022Disney's All-Star Sports Resort will welcome Guests back starting March 31, 2022. Reservations are now open to book your stay.With this announcement it means that, as of Spring 2022, all Walt Disney World Resort hotels will be operating by for the first time since Spring 2020.Thank You for Listening to the Disney Travel PodcastThank you very much for listening to this episode, Amelia and I hope that you enjoyed it. If you did, we would be very grateful if you could rate, review and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes (or on whichever app you choose to listen). A brief review about what you liked most about an episode truly helps to keep the show going by exposing it to new listeners. We look forward to continue producing new episodes each week.Sharing the podcast with your friends and on social media is also extremely helpful and very much appreciated.Shop 1923 Main StreetFeel free to visit our 1923 Main Street® Disney merchandise shop where we have hundreds of unique and original Disney-inspired t-shirts, leggings, clothing, mugs, phone cases and much more. You'll find everything from 1923 Main Street logo merchandise to custom created authentic Disney-inspired originals, including lots of great patterns for leggings and other items.Contact 1923 Main StreetThank you for listening to the Daddy Daughter Disney Travel Podcast at 1923MainStreet.com. As always, we love to get feedback and questions from our listeners and to hear your suggestions and ideas for future episodes.Please be sure to follow along on Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook.Thank you for listening and have a magical day!Mike Belobradic and Amelia Belobradic--Media provided by Jamendo

On this episode of the Innercircle Podcast, TaylerBri and Amber Cherie chatted with their brother, Brandon Candis. They spoke about Brandon's journey to becoming a pilot for Republic Airlines. His story inspires the ambition of setting your eye on the prize and working to achieve it. Listen in for a good conversation about love, career, and everything in between. Word of the Week: Purpose Self Care Tip of the Week: Reflect on your passion vs purpose and really be honest with yourself and the steps you need to take to live your highest life. Grind Tip of the week: Pursue the WHY behind the WHAT & Bring your core WHY to everything you do. Check out the podcast on how to overcome aimlessness with Todd Henry on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-accidental-creative-with-todd-henry/id93424211?i=1000535142352 Don't forget to follow Captain Brandon Candis on IG @bcandycan and DM if you have any questions about aviation! Are you planning your next trip to Miami or D.C.? Try these highly rated food spots. Cafe Versailles in Miami International Airport in Terminal E: Cafe Versailles https://g.co/kgs/3QZZot Cava in Ronald Regan Washington National Airport in Terminal B: https://cava.com/locations/national-airport-va To keep up with our episodes be sure FOLLOW The Innercircle Podcast on Spotify and SUBSCRIBE to The Innercircle Podcast on Apple Podcast and Google Podcast. FOLLOW US on Instagram @theinnercircle.podgals SEND us a letter of your thoughts to our EMAIL theinnercircle.podgals@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Originally recorded on June 25, 2021, Assistant Editor Jessica Purgett speaks to Stewart Steeves, CEO of LaGuardia Gateway Partners about the upgrades the airport made to Terminal B. Visit our May/June 2021 edition to find out more about this project, which we featured as one of our Projects of the Year.

What do you do when your boyfriend comes home from a business trip with sand in his suitcase?  You check his boarding pass and call Terminal B at Logan!

In this episode, Cushrow and Kerwin talk about: the Mitsubishi MRJ 90 woes, Emirates retiring its A380s, travel restrictions due to COVID-19 and the official opening of Terminal B at LaGuardia Airport (LGA).Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/passrider)

Retrieved from the Repository: a lost episode has been recovered for our listeners in which Gail Carriger and Piper J. Drake play "Iron Chef" Airport edition at the request of a listener. *This episode was recorded more than a year prior to the current travel advisories and restrictions, and also prior to recent events involving the Romance Writers of America. Where have you been?  Piper was at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle and discussing the solutions hotel management implements to provide power outlets at the bedside. Gail was at a vintage hotel for a writing retreat. Question for listeners: Do you actually use the clock in a hotel room? Do you trust the clock alarm? Main Topic Challenge from a listener: "Iron Chef" Airport Bodega edition - you have 10 minutes and only an airport convenience store from which to select your entire meal. What do you select for dinner and how do you make it seem maximally palatable? Piper did this at Phoenix Airport, at a convenience store in Terminal B and got lucky, so she also recalled a significantly smaller airport with a limited selection convenience store. Gail goes for the smoothies and looks for SmartWater, then tries for hummus or string cheese and a salty snack of choice. Gadgets! Another listener question: when you travel, is there a thing you collect as a memento of your travels? Gail – silly, quirky shot glasses for her father, but mostly looks for consumables that are unique to the area for others and looks for jewelry or scarves for herself Piper – used to collect shot glasses or challenge coins from military bases, also always on the lookout for souvenirs for friends and family Shout out to fellow author, Myke Cole (https://mykecole.com/) Special thanks to Kelly for editing this episode! Thanks for listening. Travel smart. Pack the snacks! – – –  Get your question featured on an episode by saying hi on social media:       Facebook.com/20minDelay      @20minDelay      @PiperJDrake      @GailCarriger Use the hashtag: #20mindelaypodcast

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The All Local Afternoon on June 13th, 2020

Extreme Makeover: Hellhole Edition. Did you think you'd ever say "LaGuardia" and "gorgeous" in the same sentence? Take a look at the spacious and sparkling new Terminal B.

Josh almost gets locked overnight in an airport, but finishes of the podcast after the Mets beat the Phillies behind a spotty 11th win from Syndergaard. Josh talks very little about his trip to Norman, OK for football and quite a lot about Jacob deGrom's Cy Young chances. Injury updates from Mickey Callaway... the greatness of both Bud Harrelson and David Wright discussed. All done from a Boingo Wireless airport hotspot.

Airports are places where we can escape. But why is all the good stuff at different terminals? The fancy shopping, gourmet food, wine bars, secret lounges are at different terminals. The terminals you and I do not enter. We are at Terminal B! A solid terminal that offers no amenities. Why? WAFFLE HOUSE LOCATION Revealed! April 15th please join us. Bring your ugly coffee mug, get a new Waffle House mug.

We hope you’re hungry, Indy. First, we’ll be talking to Savor Downtown Indy, an event coming up that will get you awesome deals at some of Indy’s greatest restaurants, including Fat Dan’s Deli, who is also here. Then, for dessert, we’ll welcome Just Pop In! - a local company owned by two bubbly twins with a heart for philanthropy, who are popping up ALL over the place. Get your appetite ready - today on the Edge!   Savor Downtown Indy is a 2-week event where Indy can enjoy special offers at some of the best restaurants in the Circle City. Susan Decker is the CEO of Susan Decker Media and organizer of Savor Downtown Indy and she brought along one of our favorite restaurants at Site Strategics, Fat Dan's Chicago-Style Deli. Mara Segerson, the Director of Operations of Fat Dan's Chicago-Style Deli, talks to Erin and Brittany about why they excited to be a part of this year's Savor Downtown Indy and what we can expect from their restaurant this year. To see all of the options and menus available for Savor Downtown Indy, please visit: https://www.savordowntownindy.com/ -- You have to appreciate someone who has the knack of pulling off a good prank. Well, one lady was able to pull off a prank four years after her death. Find out these weird and wacky stories and more this week on the Paul Poteet on the EDGE. Woman pranks her hubby from beyond the grave: http://www.cbs46.com/story/37296424/dead-wife-pranks-husband-for-years-using-plants You can buy a 72-pound wheel of cheese at Costco: https://www.costco.com/Kirkland-Signature-Whole-Wheel-Parmigiano-Reggiano,-72-lbs.-.product.100096211.html Japan's new "Coke Plus" contains a laxative: http://www.newser.com/story/253807/japanese-are-drinking-coke-with-laxative-ingredient.html -- "Twin"-preneurs Mandy Selke and Carly Swift, the co-owners of Just Pop In, are also on today's show to talk about their new popcorn bar that will be opening this spring! Just Pop In was created in 2003 and Mandy and Carly are out to celebrate happiness. After watching their segment, you can see how they embody that every day. You can visit their Broad Ripple location or visit them in Terminal B of the Indianapolis Airport. Or, you can visit their website: https://www.justpopinpopcorn.com/

January 16, 2018 Cloudy with high temperatures in the mid-30s. Snow possible this evening. AFTER TAKING OATH TODAY, MURPHY EXPECTED TO BRING BIG CHANGES Phil Murphy, a Democrat, will be sworn in today as governor of New Jersey and the state is expected to move to the left as Republican Chris Christie departs, The Washington Post writes. In addition to different political philosophies, Politico.com writes, the two men have vastly different styles, with Murphy being more diplomatic than Christie. But The Wall Street Journal writes that Murphy will still face significant challenges in enacting his progressive agenda because the state has a very tight budget. CHRISTIE SIGNS MORE THAN 100 BILLS, POCKET VETOES OTHERS On his last day in office, Gov. Chris Christie signed more than 100 bills into law, including measures to ban “bump stocks” in New Jersey and to disband the state Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Patch.com reports. Among the bills he didn’t sign was a measure to allow public high schools in the same district to merge sports teams without New Jersey Statewide Interscholastic Athletic Association oversight or review, myCentralJersey.com reports. DEP SAYS IT WON’T CHANGE SEPTIC TANK RULES IN HIGHLANDS The commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection, Bob Martin, says that the Legislature acted outside its constitutional authority when it passed legislation abolishing a rule about the number of septic tanks allowed in the Highlands, NJ Spotlight says. The commissioner will be replaced this week as the administration of Phil Murphy takes over. WORKERS RALLY AT NEWARK AIRPORT FOR HIGHER WAGES Airport workers, union leaders and political office holders marched at Newark Liberty International Airport on Monday to demand higher wages, NJ.com writes. More than 600 workers marched through Terminal B then headed over to Terminal C, where they heard from Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and Sen. Cory Booker. Workers at the Newark airport make less than their counterparts at John F. Kennedy International Airport and LaGuardia Airport because New Jersey’s minimum wage is lower than New York’s. NJ TRANSIT BOARD DELAYS CONTROVERSIAL VOTE A controversial vote on a waterfront real-estate purchase in Hoboken was removed from the NJ Transit board’s agenda Monday, The Record reports. The board had been criticized for scheduling the vote on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. But Hoboken Mayor Ravinder Bhalla said the board’s meeting on the holiday was a “slap in the face” to King’s legacy.

Sheena & Amberleigh are shocked to discover the synchronicities in their wild travel day from New Orleans to Austin for The Reconnection training… all signs point to an alien connection. On other topics, the girls share natural hair tips, how to live in the flow, saying YES to your life and a call for community. This episode really calls you to Tune In.