Ald. Matt O’Shea: O’Hare’s facilities are aging. Terminal expansion plans are crucial to move Chicago forward. – Chicago Tribune*

A traveler walks through Terminal 2 at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport in 2020."Much has been reported recently about the airlines’ financial concerns around this project. Certainly, the responsible use of funds must always be a top priority...We cannot afford to be timid about investing in infrastructure and maintaining our status as a global transportation hub."
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

Sorry Alderman, but until we find away for airplanes to fly on bean curds, we have to stop flying around, so airport expansion is meaningless. Fossil fuels will be the death of us all! Greta Thunberg and pals are working on a new manifesto by which we must all subscribe. John Kerry, Al Gore and Mayor Pete agree this is the new way forward!

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