Question of the Week: In an age where security concerns dominate the American psyche, many <i>AVweb</i> readers may be surprised to learn that a Canadian company is taking over the operations of Chicago's Midway airport, <a href=http://www.avweb.com/avwebbiz/news/MidwayAirportPrivatized_198886-1.html>making it the first major privatized airport in the U.S.</a>. We're curious how you're reacting to the news (if at all).

Question of the Week

In an age where security concerns dominate the American psyche, many AVweb readers may be surprised to learn that a Canadian company is taking over the operations of Chicago's Midway airport, making it the first major privatized airport in the U.S.. We're curious how you're reacting to the news (if at all).

Is the privatization of major U.S. airports wise, and should foreign operators be allowed to bid?

Privatization will make airports more efficient, and there should be an open competition for any qualified operator.

Privatization might be a good thing, but Americans should run their own airports.

Airports should be under government control, but subcontractors (including foreign companies) should be welcome.

Airports should be under government control and run entirely by Americans.

OTHER (My opinion doesn't appear as a choice.)

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