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Solar Aircraft
5:04 pm
Tue April 30, 2013

St. Louis Selected As Midwest Stop For Solar-Powered Aircraft

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Credit Chris McDaniel, St. Louis Public Radio.
Lambert Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, with St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay and County Executive Charlie Dooley.
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St. Louis will be a pit stop for the first solar-powered flight across America. It was announced Tuesday that Lambert Airport is one of five airports selected for Solar Impulse's cross-country flight.

"We are the city forever linked to Charles Lindbergh nearly 90 years ago," St. Louis mayor Francis Slay said. "This year we recognize that there are new milestones and advances to witness, and St. Louis will be part of that inspiring story."

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Lambert Airport
5:29 pm
Wed March 6, 2013

Lambert Airport Approves Parking Rate Increase

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Lambert-St. Louis International Airport in St. Louis.
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If you're flying out of St. Louis, you might soon pay more for parking.

On Wednesday, Lambert-St. Louis Airport Commissioners unanimously voted to approve a parking rate increase for most of the lots.

Director of Lambert Airport, Rhondha Hamm-Niebruegge says the higher rates are to encourage visitors picking up travelers to use the cell phone lots instead of parking in the garage or circling the pick-up line.

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China Hub
4:20 pm
Wed December 5, 2012

Mo.-St. Louis Trade Delegation In China Renews Air Cargo Hub Efforts

Credit Jason Van Eaton, Kit Bond Strategies
Seated l-r: Tim Nowak, World Trade Center St. Louis, and Chung Tam, chief rep., Greater China Amer. Society of Transp. & Logistics...standing l-r: former Sen. Kit Bond and Ricardo Pelaez from US Consulate Gen.'s Shanghai office.
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Missouri and St. Louis-area leaders are wrapping up a trade mission to China this week designed to revive the so-called China Hub project.

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