FAA Blocks Planned Westin Miami Airport Over Radar Blind Spot Fears
The planned Westin at Miami International Airport has been scrapped after the FAA rejected the 150-foot hotel over radar blind spot safety concerns.
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Sign up freeThe planned Westin at Miami International Airport has been scrapped after the FAA rejected the 150-foot hotel over radar blind spot safety concerns.
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