@loriara: Planes, trains, scooters, automobiles, eTVOLs -- I write stories about how people get around (and sometimes don't) for The Washington Post.
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By: Lori Aratani
The air carrier says it will bolster severe winter weather staffing and infrastructure, and already has made changes to key software systems.
By: Lori Aratani
The decision is a blow for a concept that spurred growth — and supporters say increased safety — at a small airport and has officials wondering about the future of flights into exurban Washington.
The cases include instances of intimidation, inappropriate touching, assaults against flight attendants and passengers, and an effort to enter the cockpit.
By: Lori Aratani
The initiatives, which include a centralized system for collecting noise complaints, are part of a years-long effort to manage the issue.
By: Lori Aratani
Efforts to tinker with decades-old rules that limit long-distance flying at DCA could face opposition from lawmakers in the Washington region.
By: Lori Aratani
Ahead of the 2023 summer travel season, airlines and the agencies that oversee them are putting measures in place to avoid widespread disruptions that have marred previous pandemic-era summers.
By: Lori Aratani
The judge’s decision on the Northeast Alliance is a boost to the Biden administration’s efforts to prevent consolidation in key industries
By: Lori Aratani
The holiday weekend will be an early test for U.S. carriers and the Federal Aviation Administration, which have put new measures in place to avoid the chaos that has marred pandemic-era air travel.
A 33-year-old man was charged in connection with a fatal stabbing of a 63-year-old in District Heights on May 26.
By: Lori Aratani
The FAA’s analysis comes as a coalition of business groups is pushing for more long-distance service at the airport outside Washington.
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