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Time Out
19-06-2025
- Time Out
Miami International Airport was ranked one of the most expensive airports in the U.S.
If you thought your sun-soaked Miami getaway was expensive, just wait until you try to leave. According to a new 2025 study ranking the most and least affordable airports in North America, Miami International Airport snagged a spot near the top of the 'most expensive' list, making it one of the priciest places to start (or end) your travels this summer. The ranking, compiled by analyzed the total average cost of a single night's airport hotel stay, overnight parking and a pint of beer at 50 of the busiest airports across North America. Spoiler: MIA didn't exactly come in cheap. Miami landed just behind Nashville and LaGuardia for the most expensive parking, at a hefty $41 a night, well above the $26.51 average across all airports. Add to that a beer that'll run you close to $11 and nearby hotel rates hovering far above budget territory, and suddenly your departure lounge vibes start to feel less 'luxury' and more 'liability.' In total, MIA joins a group of airports (including Boston Logan and Denver International) that are practically their own luxury destinations—just not in a good way. While airports like Tijuana and Cancun boast budget-friendly rates on all fronts (including beers under $8 and hotels under $100), Miami travelers get hit with vacation costs before even clearing TSA. Why does this matter? With more than 790 million North American passengers expected to fly this summer, these sneaky add-ons—like a $12 lager or $300 crash pad—can start to drain your vacation fund before you even take off. And considering airline ticket prices have spiked 25-percent since 1989, travelers are more cost-conscious than ever. So, what can you do if you're flying through Miami? Plan ahead. Book parking in advance, consider hotels farther from the terminal and maybe skip that airport bar beer in favor of something tropical once you land. Miami may be a destination worth splurging on, but MIA's extras are a reminder that not all travel costs are in your control.
CNN
12-06-2025
- CNN
No injuries after JetBlue plane rolls onto grass at Boston's Logan Airport after landing
A JetBlue flight at Boston Logan International Airport veered onto grass while turning off a runway during landing Thursday. The runway was closed as JetBlue flight 312 was assessed and its passengers were deplaned by stairs and bused into the terminal, airport officials with Massport told CNN. The Airbus A220 was coming from Chicago O'Hare International Airport, and the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. local time. The airplane was new, according to Federal Aviation Administration records, and had been manufactured in 2024. There were no injuries reported, Massport officials said. 'Safety is JetBlue's top priority,' the airline said in a statement. 'We will conduct a full investigation of the incident and will work closely with the relevant authorities to understand the cause.' Tyesha Best, president of Transport Workers Union of America Local 579, said the union is 'aware of the event.' The union represents JetBlue's flight attendants. 'All crew and customers are safe,' Best said in a statement to CNN. 'We remain in contact with the company to provide all needed support for those affected.' The FAA has lifted a ground stop issued earlier Thursday at the airport for an emergency. The Boston airport was under a ground delay Thursday afternoon impacting about 14% of departing flights, according to flight data tracker FlightAware. The FAA is investigating the incident. This story has been updated with additional information.
The Independent
12-06-2025
- General
- The Independent
JetBlue plane rolls off runway after landing at Boston Logan Airport
A JetBlue plane rolled off the runway while attempting to land at Boston Logan International Airport on Thursday. The Massachusetts Port Authority stated that there were no reported injuries, and it is not yet known what caused the plane to veer off. Security footage from the airport showed passengers exiting the Airbus A220 by the stairs after the aircraft came to a stop in a grassy area. The Independent has emailed JetBlue for comment. In a statement to The New York Times, the airline said: 'Safety is JetBlue's top priority. We will conduct a full investigation of the incident and will work closely with the relevant authorities to understand the cause.' Airport officials stopped flights from coming in and out of Boston Logan around noon following the rollover. The ground halt was lifted after 1 p.m. The aircraft departed Chicago O'Hare airport around 8.41 a.m with FlightAware data showing the plane landed in Boston around 11.49 a.m. The incident happened on the same day that 241 people were confirmed dead after an Air India plane crashed in Ahmedabad, a city on the western side of India. The aircraft was headed to London Gatwick Airport and was carrying 242 passengers and crew and there was one sole survivor. At least 41 people are being treated for injuries.
Forbes
12-06-2025
- Forbes
JetBlue Plane Skids Off Runway After Landing At Boston Logan Airport, No Fatalities
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a JetBlue flight that skidded off the runway at Boston Logan International Airport on Thursday, officials said. JetBlue Airways flight 312 from Chicago skidded off the airport after landing at Boston Logan ... More International Airport (Photo by Scott Olson) The FAA is investigating JetBlue Airways Flight 312, which 'went into the grass while turning off the runway at Boston Logan International Airport around 11:55 a.m. local time on Thursday, June 12.' The Airbus A220 flight originated at Chicago O'Hare International Airport, according to FlightAware. No one was injured in the incident, JetBlue said in a statement. 'At first, it seemed like a windy day, a hard landing,' a passenger told WCVB, an ABC News affiliate in Boston. 'That's when you can tell when things were off, seeing the grass on either side. My heart dropped a little bit, kind of a rollercoaster feeling.' The FAA had Boston Logan airport under a ground delay Thursday afternoon due to an 'aircraft emergency,' according to the agency's National Airspace System dashboard. 'The runway is closed at this time as the aircraft is assessed,' the Massachusetts Port Authority confirmed to Forbes in an email. 'We will conduct a full investigation of the incident and will work closely with the relevant authorities to understand the cause,' JetBlue said in a statement. JetBlue flight 312 departed Chicago O'Hare airport at 8:41 a.m. CDT on Thursday and arrived at Boston Logan airport 15 minutes early at 11:49 a.m. EDT, according to FlightAware. After landing, the plane 'veered off the runway and onto the grass,' JetBlue said in a statement, adding no injuries were reported. 'Customers safely deplaned and were bussed to the terminal. Safety is JetBlue's top priority.' This is a developing story. Check back later for details.
Washington Post
12-06-2025
- General
- Washington Post
JetBlue flight from Chicago rolls off runway and into grass in Boston
BOSTON — A JetBlue flight landing at Boston's Logan International Airport rolled off the runway and into the grass on Thursday, an airport spokesperson said. No one on JetBlue flight 312 was injured, but the runway remained closed Thursday afternoon and a ground stop on all flights was in effect. Meanwhile, crews assessed the aircraft and passengers were bussed to the terminal, said Samantha Decker, with Massachusetts Port Authority, in an email.
