• Nitehawk removes three lift towers which were carried away from their original locations by a landslide.
• Walt Disney World hasn’t set a Skyliner reopening date but cabins were back on the Epcot line last week.
• The Telluride’s Mountain Village public transit gondola returns to service.
• LST Ropeways and Bartholet will partner to build a 50 passenger urban aerial tramway on the island of Réunion.
• Dodge Ridge begins removing Chair 6 for an upgrade project.
• A fire threatens America’s southernmost ski area.
• When it opens later this year, Medellín’s sixth Metrocable line will become the world’s first urban gondola with 12 passenger cabins.
• The Juneau Tram will not operate at any point in 2020.
• Timberline’s Palmer Express opens for summer glacier skiing.
• Aspen Skiing Company says hiring a lawyer was a last resort in an ongoing dispute between Liftopia and Mountain Collective resorts.
• Aspen Snowmass skier visits fell 20 percent last season.
• Many Vail Resorts properties will reopen over the next few weeks but most of the company’s bike parks will remain closed.
• Mt. Sunapee and Stevens Pass are suspending summer operations entirely.
• On all Vail Resorts lifts, face coverings will be required when loading/unloading and at all times while on gondolas and bubble chairs.
• Authorities seek information on a vandal who damaged lift sensors and other property at Pine Knob.
• Pajarito cancels summer operations.