FAA rejects 46‑meter Westin hotel at Miami International Airport

FAA rejects 46‑meter Westin hotel at Miami International Airport
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The planned Westin hotel directly at Miami International Airport was cancelled after the FAA rejected the 46‑meter‑high building because it could create a radar shadow and impair flight safety. The hotel had been scheduled to open in 2026 and would have had 451 rooms.

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