Florida governor signs bill renaming Palm Beach International Airport after Donald Trump. The change is set to take effect in July pending FAA administrative updates. Democratic opponents criticize the estimated $5.5 million cost to taxpayers. The airport code will remain PBI, and the Trump family states it will receive no financial benefit. The renaming is a partisan political act that reflects deep national divisions. Governor Ron DeSantis has signed legislation to rename a major state airport after the president who calls the state home. Yesterday, DeSantis approved House Bill 919, which redesignates Palm Beach International Airport as President Donald J. Trump International Airport. The…
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