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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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Holiday Travel
5:53 pm
Thu November 15, 2012

Tips And Reminders For Thanksgiving Air Travelers

Credit (via Tina Eaton)
Actual items that the Transportation Security Administration has confiscated from travelers at checkpoints at Lambert Airport.
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Officials at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport and the Transportation Security Administration are preparing for a boost in travelers over the Thanksgiving holiday.

Between Friday, Nov. 16, and Sunday, Nov. 25, the airport is expected to see a 10 to 15 percent increase in passengers.

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Airport parking
5:51 pm
Wed October 10, 2012

Vote Delayed On Lambert Parking, Ground Transportation Rates

Credit via Flickr/Michael R. Allen
Airport commissioners have delayed a vote on measures to boost parking and ground transportation rates at Lambert Airport.
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A proposal that would have boosted parking rates at Lambert Airport just before the start of the busy holiday travel seasons is on hold for now.

Commissioners were expected to vote today on a proposal that would boost the rates for parking at the garages for Terminals 1 and 2, as well as three of the airport's four surface lots, plus made a series of changes to the rates charged to ground transportation like taxis, hotel shuttles, and charter buses. The parking rates would have gone up Nov. 1, though the ground transportation rates would have changed in January.

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