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- Aviation slump: Here’s how Railways cashed in
- Metro Aviation names Director of Business Integration
- Aviation school boosts Hamilton International Airport
- Airplane, maintenance truck collide on O’Hare runway
Aviation chief warns on safety
The Australian, Australia
article-tools –> Cameron Stewart and Steve Creedy | October 21, 2008. module-subheader –> AUSTRALIA must not compromise on air safety standards despite the current shortage of maintenance engineers, pilots and air traffic controllers, the president of the world’s peak aviation body has warned. International Civil Aviation Organisation president Roberto Kobeh Gonzalez said an acute shortage of aviation professionals was a worldwide problem and that Australia was not immune. "But it is important that safety standards are not compromised as a result," he told The Australian. "This is a global problem, not a national problem. The main concern is (a shortage of) pilots, maintenance mechanics and (air traffic) controllers and it will become a bigger problem if we do not take action globally. "
Mr Kobeh left Australia yesterday after a four-day visit during which he met aviation authorities, including the Civil Aviation Safety Authority and Transport Minister Anthony Albanese.
BBA Aviation hires former GM of American Airlines overhaul base
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Aviation slump: Here’s how Railways cashed in
Indian Express, India
And simultaneously, the Indian Railways have been quick to grab the opportunity. Statistics now affirm what has long been suspected: A significant rise in railway revenues compared to last year, for the same period that saw airline load factors declining drastically. A comparative analysis for April-August 2007 and 2008 show a dip in air passenger traffic and a concurrent rise in railway passenger traffic, most keenly observed in the number of Second AC and Third AC. Airline officials admit the tilt too – barring the corporate traveller who will prefer to not travel at all, a large number of fliers is now back in the trains.
Metro Aviation names Director of Business Integration
Vertical Magazine (press release), Canada
has announced the addition of Todd Stanberry to its management team in Shreveport, Louisiana to support the continued growth of Metro?s operations as well as maintenance and completion capabilities. ?We are pleased to welcome Todd Stanberry to our team,? said Kenny Morrow, Metro?s Financial Controller. ?Todd?s professionalism, work ethic, and attention to detail will be a perfect fit at Metro Aviation. ?
As Director of Business Integration, Stanberry?s responsibilities will include connecting the various divisions and strengths of Metro through technology and streamlined business processes in order to sustain current and future growth. Stanberry is a graduate of Louisiana State University with a degree in Marketing.
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Aviation school boosts Hamilton International Airport
National Business Review, New Zealand
Today’s annual meeting has been told revenue from landing charges was up 33% to $1. 7 million, due to a 24% increase in aircraft movements to 148,000, much of these from the CTC Aviation Training Facility. Total revenue was $7. 13 million, up from $5.
Airplane, maintenance truck collide on O’Hare runway
Chicago Tribune, United States
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