Airport Business
June 2002
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.
A Security Mindset
Amid new training requirements, it’s often attitude that’s the first hurdle
by Jodie Brown Simple Surveillance Techniques
How do we train employees to be responsible for security while making guests comfortable? We need...
Looking Ahead
Major challenges remain, but the potential exists for a renaissance
by J.E. Murdock
J.E. ’Sandy’ MurdockAbout the Author J.E. ’Sandy’ Murdock serves as a partner in the Aviation Law Group of Shaw, Pittman, Potts...
PAVING TRENDS
Funding, technical considerations
by Jim LaFrenz, American Concrete Pavement Association Of the $3.2 billion available in AIP funds
for 2002, about $1.4 billion could be used for runways and other pave-ments.
Congress has...
EPA's Position
Region 5 officials further explain secondary containment and refuelers
by John F. Infanger CHICAGO - In May, we reported on two regions of the Environmental Protection Agency that are calling for secondary containment for...
Inside the Fence
by John F. Infanger
Public relations: what the TSA needs, what a major
business airport is investing in, and something the EPA might want to start budgeting
for ...
This issue looks at the state of the industry, which as our...
New Monitors
A shift to management by technology
by Sarah Smith
Sarah Smith
About the Author
Sarah Smith is president of Madison Environmental
Group, a consulting firm based in Boxford, MA. She specializes in
FBO/ airportrelated...
Prototyping
IPRF working group progress report
by Jim Lafrenz The Innovative Pavement Research Foundation (IPRF) has initiated eight separate research projects to investigate the optimum design and most efficient construction of concrete...
E-Business: Update
Web-based programs offer convenience, more to FBOs
by Jodi Prill In April 2001, AIRPORT BUSINESS reported on ecustomer service systems. Since that time, feedback and advances in technology have altered these programs and...
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