City of Chicago Department of Aviation
Recent News About City of Chicago Department of Aviation
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5,872 extra police officer hours and $173K in janitorial services; Emails detail spending, chaos as flood of illegal aliens moved into O’Hare
Between May and mid-October last year, City of Chicago taxpayers spent $567,563.76 catering to illegal aliens invited to live at O'Hare Airport.
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CHICAGO CITY MAYOR'S OFFICE: Mayor Emanuel To Launch Design Competition To Select Lead Architect For The O’Hare Terminal Expansion Project
Mayor Rahm Emanuel today announced that the City will launch a competition this month to challenge architects from Chicago and around the world to win the opportunity to design the historic O’Hare 21 Terminal Expansion Project at O’Hare International Airport.
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City of Chicago - Aviation Committee met March 26.
City of Chicago - Aviation Committee met at 9 a.m. Monday, March 26.
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City of Chicago Aviation Committee met March 12.
City of Chicago Aviation Committee met Monday, March 12.
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City of Chicago Joint Committee on Aviation and Finance met February 26.
City of Chicago Joint Committee on Aviation and Finance met Monday, Feb. 26.
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Mexican airline set to service Chicago hub
In addition to existing connections between Mexican and other Latin American centers, the Interjet airline company will provide two daily nonstop flights between Mexico City International Airport (MEX) and Chicago’s O’Hare (ORD) starting Nov. 17.
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Chicago airports expect heavy Labor Day weekend traffic
Summer’s not quite over, and Chicago’s airport statistics prove it, with record-breaking travel statistics logged during 2016’s warmest months and predictions for heavy Labor Day weekend traffic from the Chicago Department of Aviation.