New London airport: Thames Estuary

London may build a new airport (and close Heathrow). We hope they'll share some Air Wear. We also wonder what the new airport's code may be? Thames Estuary Airport...Does England seem ready for TEA?

Excerpt from today's New York Times:


At the crux of the airport debate is Heathrow, Britain's main international air hub, located to the west of the capital and, with more than 69 million passengers a year, the third-largest airport in the world, after Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta and Beijing Capital International.

While it still serves significantly more passengers than any other airport in Europe, Heathrow, which has just two runways, has been operating at almost 100 percent capacity for a decade and been constrained from growing further by government indecision over whether to build a third runway.




Read full article at NYtimes.com

Set ONTario free ;)

Excerpt from today's WSJ about Ontario (California) airport trying to gain independence from LA: 


Last year, more than 62 million people flew through L.A.'s main airport, LAX, as it is known. About 4.5 million came through Ontario.

Los Angeles has managed Ontario's airport since 1967 and took ownership of it in 1985, in what was thought to be a good plan for both cities at the time.

But Ontario says that under L.A.'s management, its airport has seen traffic steadily decline, showing a 36% drop in passengers since 2007.


Read full article here at WSJ.com

Delta airline's magazine reviews airport code merchandise

We're happy to be reviewed by the editors at Delta airline's magazine.

Next to pieces about Anthony Bourdain's new TV show and chic hotels, SKY writes:

"For frequent travelers, airport codes become a kind of badge of honor. Hit up JFK, LAX, CDG, and LHR all in the last month? Air Wear– designed by NYC-based graphic designer Jason Solarek–lets you show off your favorite three letters with its travel accessories–messenger and tote bags, travel mugs, Dopp kits–each featuring a unique graphic representation."

In December, if you're flying on Delta–the U.S.'s 2nd largest airline, please reach into the back seat and flip to page 22. 

Please enjoy your holiday! And please write us with any inquiries about gift orders you'd like fulfilled.

http://www.MyAirportCode.com

Airlines are sharing real estate at the airport. Share your Air Wear, too ;)

Starting next week, airlines will share gates and counters at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, Calif.


Read full article  at nytimes.com - click here

New Air Wear toiletry bags and change purses

Air Wear now comes in toiletry bags and change purses.

View JFK toiletry kit bag / DOP kit

View JFK change purse

New Thermos bottle and can cooler products

We now offer Air Wear on Thermos bottles and can coolers

What are the top 10 airports to get stuck in? The finalists are...

Wired magazine published a list of the top 10 airports to have fun in.  Air Wear offers souvenirs for 9 out of 10 of these hot spots.

Wired's list with links to Air Wear products:


Singapore Changi (SIN)
San Francisco International (SFO)
Reagan Washington National (DCA)
Hong Kong International (HKG)
Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS)
Beijing International (PEK)
Incheon International (ICN)
Munich (MUC)
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL)
Vancouver International (YVR)