Tourist Boom in Asia Fuels Airport Binge

Asian nations are rushing to build hundreds of new airports to cope with surging demand for air travel in the region, faced with snaking queues at immigration, overflowing baggage carousels and expensive flight delays. From China and India to the Philippines and Indonesia, the fast-growing middle classes are looking to spend their cash by spreading their wings, leading to a boom in the Asia-Pacific region's tourism sector. Airlines have responded by ...