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Quoting elbandgeek (Thread starter): t looks like they'll be widening the bridge over Cicero enough to move all the security into it. |
Quoting elbandgeek (Thread starter): The space of the existing checkpoints will be used to expand concessions. |
Quoting elbandgeek (Thread starter): It looks like they'll be widening the bridge over Cicero enough to move all the security into it. |
Quoting bcoz (Reply 5): I realize I'm being a bit picky here, but I wish the city would spend money bringing ORD out of the pre-deregulation era rather than pump money into a facility that I think, for the most part, is relatively good and adequate in terms of passenger amenities, speedy security and general aesthetics. |
Quoting bcoz (Reply 5): I realize I'm being a bit picky here, but I wish the city would spend money bringing ORD out of the pre-deregulation era rather than pump money into a facility that I think, for the most part, is relatively good and adequate in terms of passenger amenities, speedy security and general aesthetics. |
Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 7): It's no DTW, but it's also worlds better than the CTB at LGA. |
Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 7): What's so bad about ORD? It's no DTW, but it's also worlds better than the CTB at LGA. |
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Quoting United787 (Reply 9): but T2 sux and T3 isn't a whole lot better. |
Quoting bcoz (Reply 8): My point was that if the city is going to use my tax money (I'm assuming it is my tax money, although I haven't read enough about the funding source) for airport renovations/expansions, I'd prefer they do it at the city's more antiquated facility first (and the facility that more visitors and connecting see on a daily basis). |
Quoting usflyguy (Reply 13): I don't think you read any of the article since the beginning of the second paragraph states, "Under the plan, to be paid for by airport operations and the federal government..." I believe that the airport operations is out of the funds paid by the airlines that use the airport so money from MDW shouldn't be diverted to ORD and the rest that relates to TSA is funded by the federal government. |
Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 12): I don't have a big problem with T3. Parts of H and K need more seating, but the concession options are good, and the recent (~8-10 years ago) renovations to Ticketing and Baggage Claim have made things much better in those areas. |
Quoting usflyguy (Reply 13): I believe that the airport operations is out of the funds paid by the airlines that use the airport so money from MDW shouldn't be diverted to ORD and the rest that relates to TSA is funded by the federal government. |
Quoting bcoz (Reply 8): Agreed. My point was that if the city is going to use my tax money (I'm assuming it is my tax money, although I haven't read enough about the funding source) for airport renovations/expansions, I'd prefer they do it at the city's more antiquated facility first (and the facility that more visitors and connecting see on a daily basis). |
Quoting SFOThinker (Reply 11): I hope they will put a moving sidewalk in between the El station and the terminal. I was surprised at what a long, draft walk it was in the winter. |
Quoting United787 (Reply 4): "The passageway from the Orange Line will also be remodeled, Emanuel said." Well that is great news...hopefully it will feel like less of an afterthought. |
Quoting masgniw (Reply 18): Unfortunately, this was the only line about the Orange Line in the Sun Times Article: "And it will give CTA Orange Line riders shelter from the elements." |
Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 1): My wife would really like a Starbucks . . . |
Quoting wnflyguy (Reply 2): Porter will use gate B8 for departing flights. |
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Quoting steex (Reply 20): I'd prefer to see a Dunkin Donuts, but to each his/her own. More critically, someone needs to work out a way to get Portillo's into the airports. |