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February 20, 2013
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  Inside Aviation 
  • Airbus forecasts demand for larger aircraft
    Airbus predicts larger aircraft will be in demand for commercial aircraft. "Generally there's been an upscaling in the aircraft people are buying," said Andrew Gordon, director for strategic marketing and analysis. "It's driven by existing routes getting bigger as well as airlines lowering their seat costs." Bloomberg Businessweek (2/19) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • EU lawmakers delay drafting legislation for carbon market
    European lawmakers are struggling to save the European Union's carbon market after prices for carbon allowances hit new lows. Lawmakers on the environment committee of the European Parliament voted to back an emergency plan for back-loading that would remove surplus allowances, but delayed drafting the legislation. Reuters (2/19) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  Regulatory Update 
  • President warns of sequestration's effect on air travel
    President Barack Obama said Tuesday that allowing looming sequestration budget cuts to take effect March 1 would impose spending cuts on the Transportation Security Administration and the Federal Aviation Administration, which could affect air-travel operations. Airlines for America says federal officials have assured that air travel will remain safe. "In this still difficult economy, with the busy travel season a few months away, the traveling public deserves responsible action from Congress and the administration," said Victoria Day, an A4A spokeswoman. The Hill/Transportation blog (2/19), USA Today/Today in the Sky blog (2/20), CNNMoney (2/20) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Global Entry satellite office in Houston will open
    A Global Entry office to streamline customs for international travelers is slated to open in Houston. The satellite office at City Hall will allow travelers to apply for the "Trusted Traveler Program" from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Besides U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents, citizens from Mexico, Canada, South Korea and the Netherlands are eligible for the program. American City Business Journals/Houston (2/19) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  Industry Trends 
  • Editorial: AA-US Airways merger could bring stability to airline industry
    The merger of US Airways and American Airlines could bring much-needed stability to the airline industry, this editorial states. "[W]e now seem to be on the verge of having what might be the most stable industry structure we've had since this madness began in 1978, and after three decades we're warming to the notion that the price of stability might be worth paying," it says. Travel Weekly (2/18) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • De-icing aircraft has come a long way
    The process of de-icing aircraft used to be performed by dragging ropes over aircraft to break up the ice. Today, de-icing is accomplished by spraying propylene glycol on the planes to prevent freezing. "Last year we de-iced 12,000 airplanes. This year we're on pace for about 14,000," said Craig Palmer, coordinator of winter operations at United Airlines. WGN-TV (Chicago) (2/18) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Career Development 
  • How to energize employees through responsibility
    To keep employees energized through a winter slump, try letting them set their own hours, collaborating online quickly instead of dragging workers through long meetings and giving them the authority to get things done without constant supervision, writes Andrew Wilkinson, founder of MetaLab Design. "At MetaLab we don't care when or how long your lunch is, or whether you have to run to a doctor's appointment – just go do it. We aren't your parents and we aren't going to time your bathroom breaks," he writes. The Globe and Mail (Toronto) (tiered subscription model) (2/12) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
 
Position TitleCompany NameLocation
Sr. Analyst, Reservations Systems & ProceduresUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Management opportunities in air cargo handlingConfidentialMultiple Locations, United States
Sr. Analyst-Strategic PlanningUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Material Controller - AOG DeskSouthern Air, Inc. Cincinnati , OH
Sr. Analyst II - Schedule PlanningUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Assistant Dispatcher Spirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Supervisor, Dispatch Admin. & Analysis Spirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Manager Future Schedules JetBlue AirwaysLong Island City, NY
Engineer AvionicsJetBlue Airways Long Island City , NY
Controller SystemJetBlue Airways Long Island City , NY
Manager of Engineering Southern Air, Inc.Cincinnati, OH
Manager, Fleet SupportSouthern Air, Inc.Cincinnati, OH
Station Manager - Los Angeles International Airport LAX AccuFleet InternationalLos Angeles, CA
Manager, Division ControllerSpirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Manager, Safety and Regulatory Compliance (Internal Evaluation Program)Republic Airways HoldingsIndianapolis, IN
Program Director, OperationsRTCA, Inc.Washington, DC
Engineer Interiors JetBlue Airways Long Island City , NY
Manager, Structures and Interiors EngineeringSpirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Director of Crew ResourcesSpirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Analyst, Operations Staff PlanningSpirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Managing Director, Gate ServeGate GourmetChicago, IL
VP OF MAINTENANCE & TECH OPSCape Air/Nantucket AirlinesHyannis, MA
Program Manager, Safety Reporting and PromotionAlaska AirlinesSeattle, WA
Attorney I, II or SeniorAlaska AirlinesSeattle, WA
Technical Services Specialist-AvionicsAlaska AirlinesSeattle, WA
Engineer II- InteriorsAlaska AirlinesSeattle, WA
Revenue Analyst IIAlaska AirlinesSeattle, WA
International Customer Service Representative - ORDUnited AirlinesChicago, IL
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