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May 19, 2021 If you’re looking for a job, O’Hare International Airport is hiring. The airport is holding a job fair Wednesday until 5 p.m. at the Chicago Hilton Hotel, located at 10000 W. O’Hare Avenue. Management is looking to fill full-time and part-time jobs in cargo, concessions, hospitality, security and other departments. About Joe Soto
Marilyn Hartman, Bay Area's most prolific stowaway, arrested for 22nd time FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 FILE - In this June 25, 2020, file photo, rows of United Airlines check-in counters at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago are unoccupied amid the coronavirus pandemic.Teresa Crawford/Associated PressShow MoreShow Less 2of3FILE - This January 2018 file photo provided by the Chicago Police Department shows Marilyn Hartman in Chicago. Hartman, a woman with a history of stowing away on airliners, was arrested Tuesday, March 16, 2021, for attempting to sneak onto a flight at Chicago’s O’Ha...
Marilyn Hartman, the notorious serial stowaway, has been arrested again at O'Hare. She was arrested Tuesday at Terminal 2, near the CTA bus shuttle area.
Routes: Montana route boom, Southwest at OAK, Alaska transcons, Frontier at Sacramento, more A weekly roundup of air travel and airport news Jim Glab FacebookTwitterEmail Yellowstone National Park visitors will soon have more flight options from the Bay Area to Montana.TenleyThompson/Getty Images/iStockphoto In route news, Alaska adds several summer routes from California to Montana but delays the revival of some transcontinental service; at Oakland, Southwest begins an Arizona route and revives three East Coast markets; Frontier kicks off an intrastate route from Sacramento; Southwest begins...
Routes: AA/JetBlue team up + JetBlue fare changes, Eureka, Southwest, no domestic testing, more A weekly roundup of air travel and airport news Jim Glab FacebookTwitterEmail American Airlines and JetBlue have unveiled their initial plans for code-sharing and marketing cooperation on routes out of New York and Boston, a partnership they announced last summer. The two airlines didn’t have much to say about how the partnership will affect the New York-San Francisco market, which they both serve from JFK (and JetBlue also serves from Newark), except to note that customers will see “enhanced ...