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Connecting flight- Mead & Hunt to Exhibit at Annual AAAE Conference in Reno Jon Faucher
- California Aviation Awareness Day Stephanie Ward
- Palo Alto’s New Airport Manager Jon Faucher
- High Honors Presented to Two Minnesota Airports Stephanie Ward
- Dean Mericas presenting as part of ACRP Webinar Stephanie Ward
Monthly Archives: August 2011
Ahh…The therapy of a vacation!
Is there anything better than being able to escape from the daily work that we all face and take some time to rest, relax and rejuvenate in your special place? In my opinion, the only thing better is to be able to do it with my family!
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Essential Air Service (EAS) update
The US Department of Transportation put out a Request for Proposal (RFP) for subsidized Essential Air Service (EAS) for four markets that are currently being served by SkyWest Airlines/United Express. The new contract is expected to start on January 1, 2012. The airports affected are Eau Claire, WI; Houghton, MI; Muskegon, MI; and Paducah, KY. Continue reading
Posted in Air Service, Current news
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Ready to share air service issues and developments
I’m Joseph Pickering, an air service consultant for Mead & Hunt. In a nutshell, I connect airports with airlines to help develop new air service routes that make sense for communities. Continue reading
Posted in Air Service, Announcements
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Iowa Office of Aviation completes 2010 Iowa Aviation System Plan
Drum roll please… nearly two years of hard work has paid off and I’m happy to announce that the Iowa DOT has a brand new Iowa Aviation System Plan. Continue reading
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Cost increases challenging to airport directors
Over the past year, we’ve listened to a lot of airport directors discuss the challenges they face in running their airport business. They cite issues related to the flow of revenues (especially with changes in activity), threats to traditional funding, and the increasing cost of running their business. Continue reading
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Study shows more women in aviation
A great article came across my desk recently that I was really excited to read. In their monthly e-newsletter, Women in Aviation International showcased some recent statistics from the FAA that show women are increasing in all fields of aviation.
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The Roller Coaster Ride to End – For Now
Well, it looks like it’s back to work for the 4,000+ FAA and the more than 70,000 estimated transportation and construction workers stalled by the FAA furlough! Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Current news, Policy & funding
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Great SWAAAE conference in Reno, as usual!
I recently attended the Southwest AAAE conference in Reno. I big “Thank You” goes out to the Reno-Tahoe International Airport staff for spearheading a great conference, in addition to all the sponsor and volunteers who made it all happen. Continue reading
Posted in Conferences & events
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