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January 18, 2013
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  Company Watch 
  • Analysts predict quarterly profit for US Airways
    Several analysts are predicting a higher profit than first estimated for US Airways for the fourth quarter. Wall Street's earnings-per-share estimate increased from 12 cents per share to 18 cents a share, up 38.5% when compared to the same time last year. Forbes (1/17) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Energy Bulletin 
  • Scientists renew interest in a renewable fuel technology
    Converting gas to liquid fuels is a technology with roots in the 1920s. However, scientists have renewed interest in the technology due to biofuels. British Airways recently signed an agreement to purchase $500 million of aviation fuel produced from landfill gas. Forbes (1/17) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  Regulatory Update 
  • Sen. Rockefeller supports FAA directive on 787s
    Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., says he supports the Federal Aviation Administration's decision to ground Dreamliner 787s. "Safety is, and should be, the highest priority for the aviation system," Rockefeller said in a statement. The chairman of the Senate's Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee also said that the decision to ground the planes was "prudent under the circumstances." The Hill/Transportation blog (1/17) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Industry Trends 
  • Delta adds revenue component to earn SkyMiles status
    Delta Air Lines has announced plans to change its requirements for earning elite status in its SkyMiles program. Frequent fliers will have to spend certain dollar amounts to qualify. "Adding a revenue component to the SkyMiles Medallion program ensures that our most valued customers receive the best program benefits and a more exclusive experience," said Jeff Robertson, vice president of the SkyMiles program, in a statement. CNN (1/18) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Career Development 
  • 6 ways to give a stupendous presentation
    Delivering a killer presentation is easy if you remember certain principles, writes Beverly Flaxington. Among her tips: Be clear about what you're trying to say and who your audience is, and be sure to have a strong and focused conclusion. "Using these six keys to presenting will enable you to stand out and be more confident and effective," Flaxington writes. SmartBrief/SmartBlog on Leadership (1/15) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
 
Position TitleCompany NameLocation
Commercial AnalystMenzies AviationDFW International Airport, TX
Station management opportunities with market leading international ground handling businessMenzies AviationNationwide, United States
Sr. Analyst 2 - Sales Planning and AnalysisUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Sr. Analyst I - Route PlanningUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Cargo Business Development ManagerVantage Airport GroupHamilton, Ontario, Canada
Director, Engine MaintenanceAlaska AirlinesSeattle, WA
Director of Product ReliabilityEra AlaskaAnchorage, AK
InFlight Base ManagerCape Air/Nantucket AirlinesGuam, Micronesia
Pre-Sales EngineerInfoTrust Group, Inc.Irvine, CA
VP OF TECHNICAL OPERATIONSCape Air/Nantucket AirlinesHyannis, MA
Manager AQPAlaska AirlinesSeattle, WA
Mission Support AdministratorRTCA, Inc.Washington, DC
Director | Sales & DistributionVirgin AmericaBurlingame, CA
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