Airport Business
MARCH 2001
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.
Training theFront Line
Signature invests in training, with a heavy helping of line services
By John F. Infanger, Editorial
Director
March
2001
ORLANDO
— During its almost decade in existence, the Signature Flight Support
chain...
REPERCUSSIONS OF DEMAND
Airline hiring boom reverberates throughout the pilot community
By John Boyce, Contributing
Editor
March
2001
An
unusual but not unprecedented jump in airline pilot hirings over the past
few years has led to...
Wireless in LA
A few observations from the recent Wireless Airport Association inaugural
meeting in Los Angeles ...
By Author
March
2001
• Wireless in airports can mean many things. It can mean Internet
to passengers, management...
TECH BRIEFS
NAV CANADA reports growth in 2000, further reductions in customer service
charges
March
2001
First quarter financial results for the
period ending November 2000, show continued growth in air traffic and
the extension of...
Quiet Conflict in Naples, FL
A corporate airport becomes a hot button with FAA and industry
By John F. Infanger, Editorial
Director
March
2001
NAPLES, FL — People come
here for the quiet, the warm air. That, in brief, is why the...
GETTING DISCONNECTED
Industry explores wireless in L.A
By
Paul Bowers
March
2001
Are you connected?
To borrow from an introductory letter sent
to industry, the association’s goal is "to provide recommendations,
models, and best...
SkyHi Success
Flight school touts instructor compensation, targeting top clientele
By John F. Infanger, Editorial
Director
March
2001
NASHVILLE — Some eleven years ago,
Jim Allen packed up his flight training company and...
The Question of Supply
In Miami, jet fuel reps discuss the future; cost of storage; ATA 103
By John F. Infanger, Editorial
Director
March
2001
MIAMI — Several hundred
representatives of the oil industry, distributors, FBOs...
Fuel Watch
March
2001
The following fuel prices
were derived from transactions completed with the AVCARD credit card during
Dec./Jan. Not all operations sell both jet-A and avgas. The figures for
jet fuel prices will be more...
Regulators Target Hazmat
Inspections, fines on the rise as federal agencies increase scrutiny
By John Boyce, Contributing
Editor
March
2001
If
you’ve noticed an increase in FAA surveillance and enforcement of
hazardous materials...
Counting Ops at GA Airports
Current methods used by FAA, states need to be refined
By Dr. Maria Muia,
Manager of Aeronautics Section, Indiana DOT
March
2001
In
an industry with exploding growth and limited funding, it’s...
Sirens of Change
By
Ralph Hood, columnist
March
2001
By the time you read this, I will have
suffered my 60th birthday. (Can it be true? What happened to all of those
years? Seems like just yesterday I turned 40 during the 1981 NATA...
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