May 2004

Greenwood Aviation Grows With Fresh Marketing Ideas

May 1, 2004

May 2004 Chuck Greenwood's FBO is profitable and growing, and he'll share the secret of his success with any other FBO. "This program is so simple that anyone could do it," he...

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Headknocking, Brick Walls?and What's a Manager to Do?

May 1, 2004

Headknocking, Brick Walls? and What's a Manager to Do?May 2004 It's great to see many companies are now acknowledging that the old, traditional methods of management are not effective...

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Monitoring Differential Pressure During Refueling

May 1, 2004

May 2004 If you had a "bullet-proof" vest on, such as some police and soldiers wear, would you allow someone to shoot you? Most people wouldn't, simply because it isn't smart...

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An Editor's Lament

May 1, 2004

In the March issue of this magazine I made what I thought was a complimentary and generous offer to George Prill, former editor of GSE Today, to provide material for future issues...

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Don Gallion: Trade Secrets

May 1, 2004

Don Gallion, President and CEO of FCX Systems, Inc. shares what he believes to be the key ingredient to our industry

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Don Brettrager: Tooling...It's In The Blood

May 1, 2004

Don Brettrager, president of Jetool, a division of the Chesaning Manufacturing Company, Inc., talks about GSE aircraft turbine engine overhaul and maintenance tooling

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Are ramp safety issues a major concern, why has it taken so long to pay attention to this topic, and what are the changes that can/need to be made to make a difference?

May 1, 2004

The GS Reader's Forum goes to the front lines of the ground support industry to get feedback on different topics relevant to ground support equipment and ground handling. May ...

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How About A Little Fire?

May 1, 2004

Tony Vasko gets "fueled up" about fire extinguishers!May 2004Fire extinguishers are one of those things that are just "there". They only cause concern when an auditor comes around...

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Safety On The Ground

May 1, 2004

For the ground support worker, safety first is the required mantra for a competitive industry writes Jim Romeo May 2004It was early evening on September 12, 2003 at the Norfolk...

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The Creation of an African Aviation Epicenter

May 1, 2004

How Nairobi's JKIA is gearing up to be Africa's premier aviation hub, reports Denis Maina Gathanju.May 2004Recent renovation works at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport...

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Failure Is Not An Option

May 1, 2004

Abe Padilla, founder and President of AP Enterprises, an airline equipment and vehicle repair company, takes us on a thirty year journey in the ground support equipment repair...

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Making a Comeback

May 1, 2004

May 2004By the time you receive this issue, it will be two weeks and counting until Aviation Industry Week in Las Vegas. I have been looking forward to the show since I came on...