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On Thursday, July 7, the US Department of Transportation awarded $968.6 million to 85 airport projects to address the country’s aging and often mocked aviation infrastructure. Moreover, some projects will fund new terminals, boost gate capacity, jet bridges, new bathrooms, add air traffic control towers, baggage claim belts and reconfigure security checkpoints. In November, as part of the $1 trillion infrastructure law, the five-year, $5 billion airport terminal grant program was approved by Congress. Mitch Landrieu, White House Infrastructure coordinator told reporters that “Airport terminals aren’t something the federal government has historically invested in”. Apart from this, it has typically been local airport owners and airlines that have done that. But the need is clear.” Compared to those around the world US airports have often performed poorly and have sometimes received derision from foreign visitors. Among all, according to the U.S., America is the only one country that brou...