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Passenger traffic slides again at Bob Hope
Airline passenger traffic at Bob Hope Airport dropped by 6% in May compared to the same period last year, according to the latest figures — marking the third consecutive monthly drop that has pushed revenue below projections.
The airport reported...Tags: Bob Hope, U.S. Airways, Los Angeles International Airport, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, John Wayne
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Number of airport taxis should be cut
The new minimum taxi fare that was proposed for Bob Hope Airport is unreasonable for Burbank residents. It serves to punish us for living close to the airport while rewarding taxi drivers and their companies. The taxi coordinator at the airport was...Tags: Bob Hope
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Bob Hope poll findings boost terminal proponents
By a margin of roughly 2 to 1, residents in the tri-city region favor a new terminal at Bob Hope Airport, according to a recent poll. The poll also revealed a major knowledge gap about just how old the existing facility is.
The survey, conducted by...Tags: Elections, Federal Aviation Administration, Bob Hope, Politics
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Airport begins noise pollution study
Bob Hope Airport officials on Monday launched a study that could reduce the number of property owners eligible for a federally funded program to soundproof their homes from aircraft noise.
About 1,900 property owners have yet to sign up for the 12-year-...Tags: National Security Agency, Federal Aviation Administration, Travel, Bob Hope, Environmental Pollution
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Burbank High student takes to the open sky
To the untrained eye, the options looked bleak. At the right were steep mountains sprinkled with cell phone towers and electrical lines. To the left a creeping marine layer blanketed the beaches. And even from the vantage of 4,500 feet, the landing...Tags: Elections, Chesley B. Sullenberger III, Disasters and Accidents, Federal Aviation Administration, Hudson River
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Air fares up, passengers down at Bob Hope
The number of passengers using Bob Hope Airport dropped in April as high fuel prices spurred airlines to raise fares and reduce service to common destinations.
The number of commercial travelers arriving or departing from Burbank fell by 5.2% in April...Tags: United Air Lines, Marketing, Travel, Bob Hope, Los Angeles International Airport
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Airline cuts mean fuller planes
Airlines at Bob Hope Airport cut the number of available seats by 7.2% in January in an effort to wring as much as they can out of a continued drop in the amount of passengers, officials reported this week.
The result is fuller planes leaving the...Tags: Bob Hope, American Airlines, Inc., Southwest Airlines Co.
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Airport launches study to prevent bird-aircraft collisions
Bob Hope Airport is launching its first-ever study of wildlife in an effort to reduce the odds of potentially dangerous collisions between birds and aircraft.
The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority this week approved a $126,000, yearlong...Tags: Federal Aviation Administration, Hudson River, Travel, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bob Hope
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Direct route to Denver added at Bob Hope
Southwest Airlines plans to add two flights a day to Denver at Bob Hope Airport in Burbank starting in August.
Southwest is the largest carrier at Bob Hope Airport, accounting for about 65% of passenger traffic, according to airport spokesman Victor...Tags: Bob Hope, California, Southwest Airlines Co.
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Bright news for Bob Hope Airport
Bob Hope Airport cut down expenses and beat revenue expectations in the last fiscal year, according to a report issued Monday that marked a turnaround in what had been a string of bad news. The airport reduced operating costs by cutting $2.6 million...Tags: Federal Aviation Administration, Travel, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Politics, Transportation
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Taking a test float
Mayor Anja Reinke practiced her Rose Parade wave Saturday morning, holding her elbow and upper arm stiff while letting her wrist do all the work.
"I've been doing this for weeks," Reinke said. "I hope to perfect it before Jan. 1."
Reinke is...Tags: Hamburgers, Entertainment, SpongeBob SquarePants (tv program), Foods and Beverages, Television
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Travel on rebound
DOWNTOWN — Thousands of residents renewed travel regimens this Memorial Day weekend, pouring onto highways and into airports as the nation officially ushered in the summer travel season. Be it falling gas prices, enticing hotel and car rental...Tags: Vehicles, Minority Groups, Trips and Vacations, San Francisco, National Basketball Association
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