• The Disney Skyliner suffers a minor breakdown.
• Construction resumes on the first MND/Bartholet detachable in the Americas.
• Two are dead following a collision and multi-day helicopter evacuation of a sightseeing gondola in India.
• Park City needs more time to present its upcoming lift projects at a public hearing.
• Issues with multiple lifts spell the end of Marble Mountain’s season.
• I recently joined the Powder Hounds Ski Trivia Podcast to talk lifts.
• Sunlight purchases Arapahoe Basin’s Lenawee Mountain triple to replace Segundo; Primo will be next.
• The name for Grand Targhee’s new lift on Peaked Mountain will be Colter.
• Paris selects a cabin design for its upcoming urban gondola system.
• Juneau moves ahead with purchasing a used Austrian gondola.
• A construction update on SkyLand Ranch, Tennessee, which will include a SkyTrans combination lift.
• Vail Resorts bags summer operations at Attitash to focus on lift maintenance and construction.
• Sugarloaf details plans for two new lifts over the next two summers.
• Leitner-Poma of America launches a new website.
• Big Sky profiles the maintenance manager of one of America’s largest lift fleets.
• Sunshine Village posts fun facts about its chairlift system.
• Former Jay Peak head Bill Stenger is sentenced to 18 months in prison for the fraud scheme involving the mountain and a biomedical research facility.
• A publicly-funded study says a gondola would be the best option for sightseeing above Butte, Montana.
• Cuchara looks to reopen one chairlift this summer.
• A tram or gondola is considered for Half Moon Bay, California.
• One of the Roosevelt Island Tramway‘s stations will receive a $7 million renovation.