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The 20 biggest US airports ranked from worst to best for passenger satisfaction (opens the original)
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JD Power's North America Airport Satisfaction Study ranked "mega" airports on a 1,000-point scale. Canadian airports were omitted this year because JD Power changed its Canada sampling methodology. Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport was ranked the top airport for the third year in a row. There are large airports, and then there are "mega airports." The annual JD Power North America Airport Satisfaction Study measured overall passenger satisfaction at US airports across three size categ
I visited an Air Force museum on an active base. Here are the most fascinating things I saw. (opens the original)
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The Air Mobility Command Museum is located on Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. The museum features cargo planes, inflight refuelers, and a former Air Force Two. Some of the museum's planes are open for the public to look inside. If there are people, equipment, or supplies in the US Air Force that need to be moved from one place to another, chances are the Air Mobility Command is on it. One of the Air Force's major commands, or MAJCOMs, the Air Mobility Command was activated in 1992 and serves f
I toured the USS Arlington, an active US Navy warship. Here are the photos I was allowed to take. (opens the original)
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USS Arlington, an active US Navy warship, offered tours in honor of America's 250th anniversary. My tour included the well deck, hangar bay, flight deck, and forecastle. Security was tight, and photography was off-limits in some locations. As a resident of New York City, I'm used to walking through Hell's Kitchen and seeing an enormous warship floating in the Hudson River at the Intrepid Museum. New York City hosted what organizers billed as "the largest maritime gathering in US history" on July
I went to the largest maritime gathering in US history, featuring ships from 20 countries, for America's 250th birthday. Here's what I saw. (opens the original)
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Ships from 20 countries visited New York City in celebration of America's 250th birthday. I toured ships from the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Poland, Argentina, Sweden, Uruguay, and Italy. I also visited two active-duty ships in the US Navy, the USS Arlington and the USS Farragut. In celebration of America's milestone birthday, New York City hosted a naval extravaganza advertised by organizer Sail4th 250 as the largest maritime gathering in US history. The event, held from July 3 through July 8
I visited West Point, the elite military academy dating back to the Revolutionary War. Take a look inside. (opens the original)
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West Point is the longest continuously garrisoned military installation in the United States. It also houses the highly selective United States Military Academy at West Point. Public tours include the Cadet Chapel, Trophy Point, and views of the campus and academic buildings. I knew I was in the right place when I saw the tank outside the parking lot. Established by George Washington in 1778, West Point is the longest continuously garrisoned military installation in the United States. It is also
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