November 18, 2010 - BridgewaterPatch Do you know where to get the best parking space at Newark Airport for half the price you might normally pay? You may not know, but Steve Mooar does, which is why he launched a new website in September called searchairportparking.com.
Mooar—president and owner of Eagle Strategy Group LLC, a management and technology consulting firm based in Bridgewater—launched the new website to meet what he sees as a critical need of busy travelers everywhere, namely where to ditch their cars at a reasonable price when taking off on their next airborne journeys. Read more at BridgewaterPatch
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Time and Money-Saving Tips at Sea-Tac Airport this Holiday
November 16, 2010 - by JIM FORMAN / KING 5 News - The holiday season is approaching. Even if you are not traveling this year odds are you will make a trip to the airport to pick-up or drop off a loved one and there is plenty you need to know.
The busiest time for drop off at Sea-Tac is the morning. Big backups can occur when everyone is trying to drop off at the same time. A great tip is to use the baggage claim drive to drop people off. In the afternoon and evening when the arrivals drive starts to stack up, think about picking up your passengers on the departure drive. Read More Sea-Tac Airport Tips.
For more information on the Sea-Tac Airport including terminal info, on-airport parking and off-airport parking view the Sea-Tac Profile in the Search Airport Parking Directory
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The busiest time for drop off at Sea-Tac is the morning. Big backups can occur when everyone is trying to drop off at the same time. A great tip is to use the baggage claim drive to drop people off. In the afternoon and evening when the arrivals drive starts to stack up, think about picking up your passengers on the departure drive. Read More Sea-Tac Airport Tips.
For more information on the Sea-Tac Airport including terminal info, on-airport parking and off-airport parking view the Sea-Tac Profile in the Search Airport Parking Directory
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Airport Expansion Means Jobs For Small Businesses - San Diego Airport (SAN)
November 15, 2010 - KPBS By Padma Nagappan - Local small businesses will have something to smile about very soon, thanks to a $1 billion airport-expansion project. The San Diego Airport Green Build is the largest improvement project ever undertaken by the San Diego Airport. Ten new gates, new roads, parking lots and concession facilities will be built by 2013. The airport authority is inviting small-business contractors in the region to take part. More than 50 bid requests will be issued in the next few weeks. Contracts will range from $20,000 to $30 million, for a total of $170 million. Read More.
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Visit Search Airport Parking for more information on the San Diego Airport (SAN) including how to save up to 70% on San Diego Airport Parking. Like the Search Airport Parking Page on Facebook
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Airport Parking Revenue Increases (at Pittsburgh International Airport); More Users, Higher Rates Credited
November 13, 2010 - Tom Fontaine/Pittsburgh Tribune Review - Pittsburgh International Airport's parking revenue is taking off, thanks to increased passenger traffic, recent rate increases and the expansion of long-term lots near the landside terminal.
Rate increases that took effect in June have played a role in increasing revenues. All-day rates went from $21 to $24 in short-term lots and from $11 to $12 in long-term lots.
But the biggest factor, said authority Executive Director Brad Penrod, is the increasing number of passengers. He said long-term lots have sold out 82 times this year, versus 21 times last year.
Officials reported Friday that Pittsburgh's passenger traffic was up 5.9 percent in September compared to September 2009, the sixth straight year-over-year gain. The only longer period of growth in the 2000s was a 17-month stretch ending the month of the 9/11 attacks. That ushered in a bleak period lasting until April, when year-over-year traffic improved just nine times. Read More.
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Rate increases that took effect in June have played a role in increasing revenues. All-day rates went from $21 to $24 in short-term lots and from $11 to $12 in long-term lots.
But the biggest factor, said authority Executive Director Brad Penrod, is the increasing number of passengers. He said long-term lots have sold out 82 times this year, versus 21 times last year.
Officials reported Friday that Pittsburgh's passenger traffic was up 5.9 percent in September compared to September 2009, the sixth straight year-over-year gain. The only longer period of growth in the 2000s was a 17-month stretch ending the month of the 9/11 attacks. That ushered in a bleak period lasting until April, when year-over-year traffic improved just nine times. Read More.
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Thursday, November 11, 2010
Standard Parking Corporation Reports Solid Third Quarter Growth; Reaffirms Guidance
November 3, 2010 - Market Watch (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- Standard Parking Corporation /quotes/comstock/15*!stan/quotes/nls/stan (STAN 18.33, -0.07, -0.38%) , one of the nation's leading providers of parking management, ground transportation and other ancillary services, today announced 2010 third quarter results. Net income attributable to the Company increased 16% compared with the year ago quarter, to $4.8 million, or $0.30 per share. Earnings per share increased 11% over the third quarter of 2009. The Company also generated $12.7 million of free cash flow in the quarter.
James A. Wilhelm, President and Chief Executive Officer, said, "We're pleased to see these solid third quarter results. Our ability to deliver such consistent results against the backdrop of a challenging economy is a testament to the soundness of our business model. While we're not anticipating significant short-term improvement in macro-economic conditions, we're confident that as those conditions improve we'll be able to reap the benefits of a full new business pipeline as well as the development of our new SP Plus(R) branded service lines and vertical markets. In addition, we continue to evaluate several acquisition candidates. As we look ahead to 2011, our expectations are for another year of solid growth." Read More.
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James A. Wilhelm, President and Chief Executive Officer, said, "We're pleased to see these solid third quarter results. Our ability to deliver such consistent results against the backdrop of a challenging economy is a testament to the soundness of our business model. While we're not anticipating significant short-term improvement in macro-economic conditions, we're confident that as those conditions improve we'll be able to reap the benefits of a full new business pipeline as well as the development of our new SP Plus(R) branded service lines and vertical markets. In addition, we continue to evaluate several acquisition candidates. As we look ahead to 2011, our expectations are for another year of solid growth." Read More.
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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Green Lot Reopened at Detroit Metro Airport (DTW)
November 9, 2010 - Jaclyn Trop / The Detroit News - Travelers can now park at Detroit Metro Airport for as little as $8 a day, just in time for the busy holiday season. The airport's Green Lot, which closed in November 2008 amid a soft market for air travel, reopened Monday as the cheapest (on-airport)airport parking option.
The 1,400-space surface lot serves the North and McNamara terminals through airport shuttle service. Prices at the Green Lot, $10 daily before the lot was shuttered, could rise depending on demand, said Wayne County Airport Authority spokesman Scott Wintner.
This marks the second price drop for airport parking in six months. In June, the airport cut prices at the Big Blue Deck and the surface Yellow Lot to $10 from $16 and $11, respectively. Read the full article at Detroit News.
Go to the Detroit Metro Profile in the Search Airport Parking Directory for on-airport parking, off-airport parking, parking reservations, ground transportation, and general info.
The 1,400-space surface lot serves the North and McNamara terminals through airport shuttle service. Prices at the Green Lot, $10 daily before the lot was shuttered, could rise depending on demand, said Wayne County Airport Authority spokesman Scott Wintner.
This marks the second price drop for airport parking in six months. In June, the airport cut prices at the Big Blue Deck and the surface Yellow Lot to $10 from $16 and $11, respectively. Read the full article at Detroit News.
Go to the Detroit Metro Profile in the Search Airport Parking Directory for on-airport parking, off-airport parking, parking reservations, ground transportation, and general info.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Tinicum Residents Battle Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) Expansion in Order to Keep Their Homes (With Video)
November 7, 2010 - Daily Times - By PAUL LUCE - In August, the Federal Aviation Administration released its final environmental impact statement regarding plans to enhance capacity and runways at Philadelphia International Airport, located largely in Tinicum. According to airport officials, the capacity enhancement plan would ultimately shave 14.1 minutes off the average delay per operation by 2025.
Estimated to cost $5.35 billion, the plan would require the acquisition of 72 housing units in Tinicum that are east of Fourth Avenue, between Seminole and Iroquois streets. The plan would displace about 80 businesses, affecting an estimated 3,515 employees. It would also result in significant noise impacts to 330 housing units, which would warrant mitigation measures. Read More.
For more information on the Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) go to the Profile Page in the Search Airport Parking Directory.
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Estimated to cost $5.35 billion, the plan would require the acquisition of 72 housing units in Tinicum that are east of Fourth Avenue, between Seminole and Iroquois streets. The plan would displace about 80 businesses, affecting an estimated 3,515 employees. It would also result in significant noise impacts to 330 housing units, which would warrant mitigation measures. Read More.
For more information on the Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) go to the Profile Page in the Search Airport Parking Directory.
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
Municipal Parking Facilities Buck National Trend
November 5, 2010 - MuniNet Guide - The National Parking Association recently released its third annual report entitled, “Parking in America,” a survey of the parking industry in the United States and Canada. The report, which examines parking rates, revenue, and employment trends in the industry, is based on a survey of more than 775 parking organizations throughout central business districts in cities and suburbs throughout North America.
Not surprisingly, parking revenues have not been sheltered from the recession, according to the survey. Parking facilities that were hit the hardest were those in and near airports, with 56 percent of on-airport and 44 percent of off-airport facilities reporting a decrease in revenues from the 2009 survey. Read More.
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Not surprisingly, parking revenues have not been sheltered from the recession, according to the survey. Parking facilities that were hit the hardest were those in and near airports, with 56 percent of on-airport and 44 percent of off-airport facilities reporting a decrease in revenues from the 2009 survey. Read More.
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
WallyPark to Open 3rd Off-Airport Parking Facility at SeaTac International Airport on November 15th
November 2, 2010 - WallyPark Premier Airport Parking Press Release - WallyPark Premier Airport Parking will unveil a new state-of-the-art parking facility at SeaTac International Airport on November 15, 2010.
The premier garage includes over 1,500 covered and uncovered parking spaces, providing travelers with both valet and self parking options. The parking structure also incorporates over 16,000 square feet of retail space to the SeaTac Airport Corridor. The integrated retail space encompasses restaurants and service businesses that will provide additional amenities for travelers and local customers.
WallyPark's premier brand of airport parking offers car care services including auto washing/detailing, window tinting and oil changes. As an added value, air travelers can also enroll in the WallyClub Frequent Parker program providing members with exclusive savings, discounts and benefits. Read More
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The premier garage includes over 1,500 covered and uncovered parking spaces, providing travelers with both valet and self parking options. The parking structure also incorporates over 16,000 square feet of retail space to the SeaTac Airport Corridor. The integrated retail space encompasses restaurants and service businesses that will provide additional amenities for travelers and local customers.
WallyPark's premier brand of airport parking offers car care services including auto washing/detailing, window tinting and oil changes. As an added value, air travelers can also enroll in the WallyClub Frequent Parker program providing members with exclusive savings, discounts and benefits. Read More
Go to the SeaTac International Airport Parking (SEA) page in the Search Airport Parking Directory
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Hands-On Airport Searches National Rollout of Invasive Pat-Downs This Week
October 26, 2010 - Boston Herald - Airline passengers nationwide will be subjected to new aggressive and controversial body searches likened to “foreplay” pat-downs under the expansion of a program tested at Logan International Airport.
Beginning Friday, the Transportation Security Administration will start using the new front-of-the-hand, slide-down screening technique for passengers at all 450 of the nation’s commercial airports.
The more invasive pat-downs - which include over-the-clothes searches of passengers’ breast and genital areas - have raised privacy issues among civil liberties advocates. TSA screeners previously used pat-down hand motions to search passengers, switching to the backs of their hands when covering sensitive areas such as the torso. Read More.
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Beginning Friday, the Transportation Security Administration will start using the new front-of-the-hand, slide-down screening technique for passengers at all 450 of the nation’s commercial airports.
The more invasive pat-downs - which include over-the-clothes searches of passengers’ breast and genital areas - have raised privacy issues among civil liberties advocates. TSA screeners previously used pat-down hand motions to search passengers, switching to the backs of their hands when covering sensitive areas such as the torso. Read More.
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Monday, November 1, 2010
Search Airport Parking Launches Web Site to Help Travelers
BRIDGEWATER, N.J., Nov. 1, 2010 (PRESS RELEASE) -- Search Airport Parking announced this week that SearchAirportParking.com was launched in September 2010 as a resource for travelers and airport parking operators. The site includes a directory of the top airports in the United States and Canada with on-airport parking, off-airport parking, transportation and other information for each airport.
The airport directory currently includes 18 airports and information on over 100 airport parking facilities. Airports and parking locations are added weekly with Toronto Pearson (YYZ) and Boston Logan (BOS) as the latest additions. Customers can even recommend an airport or parking facility to Search Airport Parking for addition to the directory.
Search Airport Parking’s philosophy is that travelers tend to do a lot of research on their destinations, but are not prepared for their departure airport. SearchAirportParking.com includes information on airport transportation, terminals, directions, on-airport parking, and off-airport parking all in one place so the traveler can be just as prepared for arriving at their departure airport as they are when they get to their destination.
Search Airport Parking also offers services to the airport parking professional. For parking operators, Search Airport Parking can setup Featured Listings, which are customized pages with their specific parking information that are linked to the airport directory. Reservation forms can also be setup so parking operators can get customer reservations in their email inbox.
About Search Airport Parking
In 2010, SearchAirportParking.com was founded to provide a resource for travelers and parking operators. The site includes an airport directory that pulls together information on airport transportation, terminals, directions, on-airport parking, and off-airport parking into one place so travelers are just as prepared when they get to the departure airport as they are when they arrive at their destination. Search Airport Parking offers advertising, reservations, and sponsor listing options to parking operators.
For more information, visit: www.SearchAirportParking.com; call: 908-827-1490; or email: Sales@SearchAirportParking.com.
The airport directory currently includes 18 airports and information on over 100 airport parking facilities. Airports and parking locations are added weekly with Toronto Pearson (YYZ) and Boston Logan (BOS) as the latest additions. Customers can even recommend an airport or parking facility to Search Airport Parking for addition to the directory.
Search Airport Parking’s philosophy is that travelers tend to do a lot of research on their destinations, but are not prepared for their departure airport. SearchAirportParking.com includes information on airport transportation, terminals, directions, on-airport parking, and off-airport parking all in one place so the traveler can be just as prepared for arriving at their departure airport as they are when they get to their destination.
Search Airport Parking also offers services to the airport parking professional. For parking operators, Search Airport Parking can setup Featured Listings, which are customized pages with their specific parking information that are linked to the airport directory. Reservation forms can also be setup so parking operators can get customer reservations in their email inbox.
About Search Airport Parking
In 2010, SearchAirportParking.com was founded to provide a resource for travelers and parking operators. The site includes an airport directory that pulls together information on airport transportation, terminals, directions, on-airport parking, and off-airport parking into one place so travelers are just as prepared when they get to the departure airport as they are when they arrive at their destination. Search Airport Parking offers advertising, reservations, and sponsor listing options to parking operators.
For more information, visit: www.SearchAirportParking.com; call: 908-827-1490; or email: Sales@SearchAirportParking.com.
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