Memphis International Airport
Guns, knives among items found at Memphis airport
Knives disguised as credit cards, ink pens that can draw blood, loaded guns and plenty of ammunition – those are just some of the things travelers at Memphis International Airport tried to get past security.
Delta, Southwest News Could Bring Change to MEM
Once again, there was a message about Memphis International Airport’s importance to Delta Air Lines in comments Delta’s leaders made this week when th...
Southwest Confirms Memphis Plans
Southwest Airlines is coming to Memphis International Airport. The Dallas-based airline confirmed Friday, Jan. 20, that it intends to convert AirTran ...
Car Caught in Drive-By Shooting Crossfire
It was a close call for a man and his adult granddaughter, caught in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting near Memphis International Airport.
Coffee Break: Skycaps are reassigned by Delta
Contract workers will replace the last five former Northwest Airlines skycaps at Memphis International Airport next week.
MEM Lands New Flights to DC
With new Delta Air Lines Inc. cuts in service taking effect this month at Memphis International Airport, the airport got some good news to start the N...
MEM Sees 1.3M Fewer Passengers in 2011
Memphis International Airport saw about 1.3 million fewer passengers in a challenging 2011, but about the same amount of cargo for the calendar year.T...
Gun Charge Dropped against 'Unlucky' Traveler
Things are starting to look up for Rick Ricks, who was arrested for carrying a gun into Memphis International Airport after his car was hit by a tractor trailer the...
Mid-South memories: Jan. 18, 2012
For at least seven hours a day Memphis International Airport is something of an obnoxious neighbor, nearby residents say.
Southwest Airlines coming to Dayton International Airport
Southwest Airlines announced Friday that Dayton International Airport will become part of its route system, a move that will result in lower fares and more destinations for local travelers, officials said.“This is a big announcement for our community and it has huge economic ramifications for people who want to travel out of the Dayton market,” Terrence Slaybaugh, director of aviation with the ...
