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The 7 Friendliest U.S. Airports for Skiers and Snowboarders

For skiers and snowboarders traveling for a destination ski trip, the journey to the mountain is a necessary yet potentially dreadful part of the expedition. Navigating through airports with bulky gear can be a hassle, making it crucial to have a seamless travel experience. The friendliest airports for skiers and snowboarders understand this and go above and beyond to ensure […]

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Avatar photo Brent Glogau | July 2, 2025
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NY to NZ in 17 Hours: Air New Zealand Launches First Non-Stop Flight to New York

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After four years of planning, Air New Zealand has just completed its first direct, non-stop flight from Aukland to New York after landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport this past weekend. The flight marks the return of ultra-long-haul route expansions, a growing trend among global airlines in the late-2010s only to be shelved as the pandemic brought international travel […]

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Nick DeRiso | September 21, 2022
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Fly to the Slopes: Ikon Pass Destinations Are Closer Than You Think

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Brought to you by Ikon Pass There are incredible mountain destinations everywhere, and an easy flight will let you explore all winter long. Fifteen Ikon Pass destinations are less than 50 miles from major or regional airports. That means more time on the powder and less time stressing in transit. Book your trip today and fly straight to the powder. Mammoth Mountain […]

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Tahoe’s Resorts Suffer Due to Decreased Air Service

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Lake Tahoes acclaimed ski resorts have suffered a 40 percent drop in domestic visits over the last decade, compared to only a 4 percent decline for other Western ski resorts. Resort executives suspect the drop is a result of decreased air service to nearby airports. “There is one certainty, and that is if you’re inaccessible, no matter how much snow you have, you’re just not going to be desirable,” CEO of Squaw Valley Andy Wirth said. A sustained drop in domestic travel to resorts could be crippling for Tahoes economy, but many are confident that through increased marketing efforts and a push to improve air service, theyll be able to bounce back.

ameliatraynor | November 3, 2014
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