Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport
Coverage of Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport in the Nexus archive.
- DTW just spent $25M to make parking easier. Here’s how it works
The Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) invested $25 million in a new parking guidance system using color-coded lights to indicate parking availability. The system, installed at McNamara and Warren Cleage Evans terminals, includes green for open spaces, red for occupied spots, and blue for handicapped parking. A Park Assist app will also provide live updates, with the project set to expand to the Big Blue Deck by 2026.
- DTW debuts new parking guidance system at McNamara Terminal
The Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) has launched a new parking guidance system at the Edward H. McNamara Terminal Parking Garage, featuring color-coded lights (green for open spaces, red for occupied spots, blue for handicapped parking) to improve efficiency and security. The $25 million project, also installed at Warren Cleage Evans terminals, includes a Park Assist app for real-time parking updates. Installation at the Big Blue Deck is underway and will go live in 2026.
- New parking guidance system debuts at Detroit Metro Airport's McNamara Terminal
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport's McNamara Terminal has launched a $25 million parking guidance system with real-time availability tracking via a color-coded light system and the Park Assist app. The system uses green, red, and blue lights to indicate parking space status and is currently available for Delta customers at the McNamara terminal, with plans to expand to the Warren Cleage Evans terminal later this year.
- Detroit-bound plane diverted to Canada after passenger from Ebola-hit region boarded ‘in error’, officials say
An Air France flight bound for Detroit was diverted to Montreal after a passenger from the Democratic Republic of Congo boarded despite entry restrictions related to an Ebola outbreak in East and Central Africa. The passenger was removed upon landing but had not been confirmed infected as of Wednesday. The Bundibugyo virus outbreak has resulted in 139 suspected deaths and nearly 600 cases across Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan.