Keyword Results ( "Airports" )

Rarefied Air
Article : Premiere Issue
Flight delayed? In Thai Airlines’ new showpiece lounge, that’s cause for celebration
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Flying as It Should Be
Article : Premiere Issue
Your new favorite airline is about to spoil you even more
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American Chopper
Article : March/April 2007
A return to the whirlybird days at JFK
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Singapore Bling
Article : March/April 2007
The world’s most famously luxurious airline outdoes itself
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The Light Fantastic
Article : May/June 2007
Finally, an airline that knows there’s no rule that you have to arrive stuffed.
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Frankfurt's Top Club
Article : May/June 2007
Lufthansa’s new flagship is less an airport than a glorious time machine
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The Highwayman
Article : October/November 2008
Former Transportation Secretary Norman ­Mineta, via an advisory role at Credit Suisse, is trying to save the nation's infrastructure, one "P3" at a time.
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Just Right
Article : June/July 2008
Not too big, not too small, the Embraer Legacy 600 should fit your business -- and your travel.
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First Among Equals
Article : June/July 2008
In time for the Olympics, Beijing rolls out its luxury welcome mat.
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Structured? Forget It. Infrastruture? That’s More Like It.
Article : May 2008
Morgan Stanley just closed on a $4 billion new infrastructure fund, handily topping its original target of $2.5 billion and proving, once again, that plenty of people have the cash to cough up if the investment is right (as in light on the “structure,” heavy on the “infra”). A detailed piece out today on just how this fund plans to thrust itself into the already packed field of betting on roads, airports and public-works projects on a global scale.
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Bankers Brace For Bad Air
Article : April 2008
If you happened to be traveling through Chicago’s O’Hare, Dallas-Fort Worth International or New York’s La Guardia airports in recent days and you experienced hideous flight bottlenecks, we are sorry to report that this is probably just a foretaste of the feast to come. With jets weirdly failing FAA inspections left and right (just Monday, nine MD-80s operated by American didn’t pass muster, resulting in hundreds of groundings and more than one thousand flight cancelations) here’s what to expect in the coming weeks, as scrutiny of passenger planes only picks up.
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Terminal: Case For Globalization
Article : December 2007
How Narita’s new South Wing became the transfer-friendly Star of the East.
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A Case for Globilization
Article : November/December 2007
Narita’s new South Wing has become the transfer-friendly Star of the East
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A Liquid Asset
Article : October 2007
For anyone pooh-poohing the Western world’s deep denial of its fast-shrinking water supply – and the $750 billion market emerging in its place – look no further than to JP Morgan’s latest coup, worth a whopping $2.6 billion.
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My Deal - Susan Saltzbart Kilsby
Article : May/June 2007
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EasyGroup To Build Budget Hotels, Offices in India
Article : April 2007
Stelios Haji-Ioannou, the billionaire founder of EasyGroup UK Ltd, plans to offer low-cost hotels, offices and mobile-phones in India where a record economic expansion is spurring demand for business services.
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Doubledown Media Goes All-in for Luxury with PrivateAirDaily.com
Article : April 2007
Doubledown Media, publisher of Trader Monthly, Dealmaker, and Private Air magazines, has launched PrivateAirDaily.com.
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Green Giant
Article : March/April 2007
The Wicks Group’s Carter Bales has bought and sold dozens of companies and reengineered hundreds more. But can a man from the world of capitalism now use capitalism to save the world?
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Long Hauler
Article : Premiere Issue
The new Bombardier Global Express XRS has extremely long legs — and knows how to use them
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