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A new discount airline is launching flights to Atlanta (opens the original)
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Discount airline Volaris announced it will launch service to Atlanta starting next month, adding to the competition on flights to Mexico. The airline, based in Mexico, plans to begin flights between its hub in Guadalajara and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in October. Volaris had previously planned to launch service to Atlanta starting in December, but this month said it would move things up. Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines already flies the Atlanta-Guadalajara route, meaning the
Georgia-Pacific ditches plan for apartments, mixed-use overhaul of downtown HQ (opens the original)
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Georgia-Pacific is abandoning its plan for a mixed-use redevelopment of its downtown Atlanta skyscraper, citing market headwinds and high construction costs. Georgia-Pacific Center at 133 Peachtree St., with its stair-stepped facade, is one of downtown’s most recognizable buildings. The pulp and paper company announced plans in 2024 to convert underused office space in the 51-story tower into apartments, and transform lower floors into shops, restaurants and entertainment space. The company had
Home Depot’s Halloween lineup: Skelly, a giant mummy and a plant monster (opens the original)
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Home Depot is bringing back its popular 12-foot Skelly giant skeleton for Halloween, along with an 11-foot mummy and an 8-foot “Perilous Plant Monster.” Over the years, the Vinings-based home improvement retailer has become an improbable viral sensation during the scary season, as consumers look to one-up their neighbors with ever-larger holiday lawn decor. And in the world of online retail, prep for the late October holiday apparently starts in July. Home Depot is selling its Halloween collecti
Frontier Airlines strikes Starlink deal to (finally) get in-flight Wi-Fi (opens the original)
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Frontier Airlines, the second-largest carrier at the Atlanta airport, will finally add in-flight Wi-Fi to its planes — through a deal with SpaceX’s Starlink. Denver-based Frontier said it will launch Starlink satellite internet service on its first aircraft in early 2027. Frontier, an ultra-low-cost carrier that charges extra for carry-on and checked luggage and for in-flight beverages and food, has not announced how much it will charge for the Wi-Fi. While other major carriers have had in-fligh
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