Airport Business magazine is the most widely circulated and audited business publication that targets professionals who manage airports, airport-based businesses, and corporate flight facilities in North America. Its 17,000+ subscribers are critical to the safe operation of the North American air transportation system.
Published 8 times annually, Airport Business seeks to help these managers run their operations more effectively by sharing case studies of what others are doing successfully and by providing expert analysis, industry news, and product information.
Advancing Air Navigation
Placing technology, safety at the heart of air traffic control
By Lindsay M. Hitch, Assistant
Editor
August
2001
John Crichton
Fees, For Example
Cessna 172 (GA)
• Canadian Registerd...
What Airport Execs Think
When asked, runway incursions head the list of airfield safety issues
By John Boyce, Contributing
Editor
August
2001
In Tulsa, it’s snow removal equipment;
in Wyoming, it’s wild game; in Cleveland...
NEW OPTIONS IN PARKING
Increasing security, efficiencies
By Lindsay M. Hitch, Assistant
Editor
August
2001
Airport
parking has seen a number of technological advancements in the last few
years. Two of note are the...
Inside the Fence
By
John Infanger, Editorial Director
August
2001
When in Canada, one quickly comes to realize
that while U.S. airport funding can be a challenge, it’s a breeze
in comparison to what those in many other countries...
Epps’ 38th Annual
"The 38th Annual..." It has a ring to it, doesn’t it? How long has
it been — in this up-one-day, down-the-next world we live in —
since you’ve been invited to a "38th Annual" anything?
I got such an invitation recently...
Hamiltons's Cargo Express
Private firm, Tradeport, leads effort to link airport to regional expansion
By By John F. Infanger, Editorial
Director
August
2001
MOUNT
HOPE, ONT — Much as Chicago has Midway Airport and Dallas has...
There By Air.com
Enterprise Air is more than a clever web address in Oshawa, Ontario
By John F. Infanger, Editorial
Director
August
2001
OSHAWA,
ONT — As General Motors goes, so goes this community of some 120,000
on the...
A Call For Leadership
One idea: a new U.S. Commission of Aviation — one with guts
By
William F. Shea, former FAA Associate Administrator for Airports
August
2001
Is the United States losing its resolve
and ability to handle...
Continuing To Evolve
Bob Showalter offers his thoughts on the state of the FBO industry
By John F. Infanger, Editorial
Director
August
2001
LONG
BEACH, CA — The aviation services sector has been experiencing fluctuations
in...
Travelers' Haven
Ottawa works to create an airport terminal that reflects the vibrant city it
calls home
By Lindsay M. Hitch, Assistant
Editor
August
2001
OTTAWA—Privatization
of Canada’s airports has allowed the Ottawa...
O ne On One Incoming AAAE chair Jim Koslosky talks about capacity, slots, and more
By By John F. Infanger, Editorial
Director
August
2001
NEW
ORLEANS — James A. Koslosky, A.A.E., was recently named 2001-2002
chair of the American...
