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Starting May 15, Alaska Airlines will fly twice daily from Eugene to Portland, a city located at the opposite end of the Willamette Valley from Eugene.
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More than 25,000 people are expected to come and go from the airport over the holiday period. That's compared to around 20,000 over the same period last year.
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The Eugene Airport is planning over $100 million in renovations, if it can secure the necessary federal funding.
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It’s been a challenging week for airline travelers as the winter weather has led to several days of frustration across the U.S. and Oregon. And most have little recourse but to wait it out.
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AAA says more than 785,000 Oregonians are traveling over the holiday weekend this year.
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Eugene air travelers will have another new destination to choose from next summer.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has granted the Eugene Airport money to upgrade its aging taxiways.
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With the Fourth of July holiday falling on a Tuesday this year, airports anticipate passenger volumes to increase starting the Friday before. That’s the case in Eugene.
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A new study recommends the Eugene Airport spend up to $272 million to address overcrowding.
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Air travelers in Eugene and Redmond have fewer options now that an airline serving the two cities has abruptly shut down.
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Air travelers in Eugene and Redmond will have a new flight option to southern California starting in mid-November.
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Public transit riders in Eugene and Springfield will likely see more people on their bus than usual as the track championships are expected to swell passenger numbers for Lane Transit District.