-
Burlington airport looking to finance expansion
The expansion would add 1,400 additional parking spaces.
-
Burlington airport pleased with modest decline
Passenger traffic was down 3 percent at Burlington International Airport in the first two months of this year, but officials say they were expecting worse.
-
Vermont airport still trying for Boston route
There hasn't been any service between Burlington and Boston for more than a year. Cape Air flights between Plattsburgh and Boston are subsidized by federal subsidies.
-
'Flying car' tested here
The Terrafugia Transition®, a prototype two-seat aircraft that has foldable wings and can be driven on the road, had its first flight at the Plattsburgh International Airport.
-
Aircraft diverted to Burlington had rough flight
Many passengers opted to get off plane at Burlington airport instead of fly back to Plattsburgh.
-
Plattsburgh Aeronautical Institute taking flight
The Plattsburgh Aeronautical Institute is set to open Sept. 3.
-
Aircraft diverted to Burlington
High winds prevented jet from landing at Plattsburgh International Airport Wednesday.
-
STIMULUS PACKAGE: Democrats promise boost for road building (with video)
Top Democrats plan to add a big increase in highway and mass transit funding to President Barack Obama's economic recovery program.
-
Plattsburgh airport expansion planned
With the number of flights quickly growing at the local terminal, Plattsburgh International Airport is poised for a major expansion.
-
NATIONAL: Motorists' habits spur call for tax increases
With motorists driving less and buying less gasoline, the federal commission that oversees financing for transportation is talking about increasing the federal fuel tax.
-
Expressway meeting in Malone draws 60
Franklin County residents seek specifics on the four-lane rural highway that the state Department of Transportation is considering that stretches from Watertown to Rouses Point.
-
Existing Route 11 may stay 'as is'
Rouses Point improvements vary, but the Northern Tier Expressway could create jobs and bring millions to Clinton County and the region along the corridor.
-
Rooftop Highway would bring many changes
The Northern Tier Expressway would create on-road bicycle lanes, upgrade sidewalks and crosswalks and add turning lanes to Route 11 through the Village of Malone.
-
Final draft of Northern Tier Expressway ready
Public meetings are set on the proposed four-lane arterial that would connect Watertown to the Rouses Point area and bring improvement to Franklin and Clinton municipalities along U.S. Route 11.
-
New baggage belt in service at airport
Passengers can comfortably retrieve bags inside
-
Airports approved for more than $1.7M in state funding
The State DOT has approved $1.08 million for Lake Placid Airport and $680,000 for Plattsburgh International Airport.
-
NY hearing held for big truck-local road proposal
State regulators have work to do before opponents and advocates are happy with proposed regulations to keep big trucks off upstate New York's local roads.
-
NY officials host hearing on upstate truck traffic
State regulators are taking public comments on what to do about big trucks rolling through upstate New York communities.
-
New airport to get expanded baggage belt
Legislators agree to contract for work to begin at Plattsburgh International Airport.
-
Adirondack transportation policy set
Green Book puts Department of Transportation, Adirondack Park Agency and Department of Environmental Conservation on the same page.
-
Truckers in for long haul
High diesel prices have hit independent truckers especially hard, with some not able to survive.
-
Airlines to get fee break at NY's Stewart Airport
Hoping to stem an exodus of airlines at a suburban airport targeted for growth, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said Thursday it would temporarily waive gate and landing fees at Stewart International Airport.
-
Public transportation first focus of new collaborative
The first meeting of the Clinton County Economic Collaborative ended with a call for a public transportation needs survey of potential riders and for employers to offer incentives to encourage use.
-
Bus travel grows as fuel soars, airfares leap
Once considered the travel choice of last resort, some say the confluence of rising gas prices, airline headaches and the rise of discount carriers is creating a kind of renaissance in the bus industry.
-
County to meet about airport grant
Clinton County is expected to get grant for runway improvements.
-
County to fix baggage-claim area of new airport
Legislators will go out to bid for a larger system for handling baggage at Plattsburgh International Airport.
-
Allegiant cuts some Fla. flights, but not here
Allegiant Air's decision to stop service between Fort Lauderdale and five airports is not expected to have any impact on the airline's service to Plattsburgh International Airport.
-
Bombardier work load severely cut
About half of employees at rail-car plant will be affected.
-
NATIONAL: Senator asks if nation's drivers should slow down
An influential Republican senator suggested Thursday that Congress might want to consider reimposing a national speed limit to save gasoline and possibly ease fuel prices.
Classifieds
