Airport Business
Nov/Dec 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.
by
Jodi Prill,
Associate Editor
Jersey City, NJ - Just beyond a stunning view of the changed Manhattan skyline, airport managers and retailers met here in October for the Embry-Riddle/ ACI-NA Airport Concessions Analysis Seminar.
The focus...
Fuel Watch
November/December
2002
North Central
Jet-A: $2.49
Avgas: $2.66
Northeast
Jet-A: $2.70
Avgas: $2.72
West Coast
Jet-A: $2.58
Avgas: $2.54
South Central
Jet-A: $2.07
Avgas: $2.44
Southeast...
By John F.
Infanger , Editorial Director
ST.
PETERSBURG, FL - Timothy W. Neubert, A.A.E., is president of Tampa-based
Neubert Aero Corporation and a consultant on airport development. During
the recent annual meeting of the Airport Consultants...
News,
notes, and a little bit of nonsense from a season on the road ...
In Savannah,
members of the Georgia Airports Association met for the 12th time. Among
the speakers was Jim Coyne, president of the National Air Transportation
Association...
By John
Boyce , Contributing Editor
Refueler manufacturers are as puzzled as FBOs, airports, and other interested parties by the EPA's apparent insistence that fuel delivery vehicles are storage containers when stationary and require secondary...
By John F. Infange r, Editorial Director
Ted Stranczek, president of Aircraftsmen & Associates of Highland Village,
TX, formerly headed up the aviation division of AAR Corporation. Today,
he provides security analyses for airports and airport-based...
by John F.
Infanger , Editorial
Director
SARASOTA, FL – It will be several years before the U.S. airline industry returns to traffic levels seen in 2000, according to analysts speaking at the Forecast: 2003 airline forecasting conference...
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