• Poma highlights new Latin America projects in the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Colombia and Brazil.
• Garaventa to build a 55 passenger aerial tramway in the Dominican Republic.
• Leitner’s first four Ropera detachables near completion in the Alps.
• Oasis Management launches a website for its effort to elect two members to the Vail Resorts board, down from four initial candidates.
• The Okanagan Gondola to open April 2, 2027.
• Compagnie des Montagnes de Ski du Québec (CMSQ) closes a deal to operate Mont Edouard, promises to build a base-to-summit detachable.
• Eagle Point teases new lifts in new places as it works to rebuild following last summer’s fire.
• Maverick Mountain’s chairlift is deemed a total loss with insurance expected to provide $1.4 million toward replacement. With $385,000 fundraised, the goal is to install a refurbished Poma quad for $2.9 million (a new lift would cost $5.4 million.)
• Purgatory is impacted by rain and flooding.
• The Boyd Family of Peak Resorts fame to buy Snowy Range, Wyoming.
• Bogus Basin cuts a new line for a new lift starting near Showcase.
• Indy Pass promises 10 new resorts coming soon, launches a destination add on, allowing passholders to ski more days across 13 resorts.
• The first two fixed grip lifts are approved for Ruby Mountain Ranch, Nevada at a cost of $7.2 million.
• Deer Valley’s new trail map shows the Hail Peak expansion.
• Powder’s updated map shows where four new lifts run.
• Just three citizens vote unanimously to create a transportation authority for a Winter Park town gondola.
• Canada tariffs could go away with a new Congress.
• Chinese manufacturer BMHRI builds the first lift with a Chinese-produced direct drive.
• Stowe renames Lookout in honor of longtime mechanic Mark Fletcher.
• A vandal recently used a grinder to damage a work chair on the Strawberry Park Express at Beaver Creek.