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  Company Watch 
  • AMR is "pleased" with judge's approval on aircraft financing
    AMR Corp., the parent company of American Airlines, has received court approval by Judge Sean Lane for aircraft financing that takes advantage of lower interest rates. The carrier estimates that it will save more than $200 million in interest expense. "We are pleased with Judge Lane's decision and that he agreed with our position," AMR spokesman Sean Collins said in a statement. Bloomberg (1/18) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Delta Air Lines reports Q4 profit of $7M
    Delta Air Lines posted a profit of $7 million for the fourth quarter. Quarterly revenue rose 2%, to $8.6 billion, compared with the same quarter in the prior year. Delta forecast a 4% to 6% increase in unit revenue for the first quarter of 2013. MarketWatch (1/22) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  Inside Aviation 
  • Boeing CEO leads company through 787 issues
    Boeing CEO Jim McNerney is relying on a hands-on approach to lead the company through the Dreamliner 787 investigation. "He wants to know in real time everything that's happening," said Tom Downey, the plane-maker's senior vice president of communications. Bloomberg Businessweek (1/22) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Energy Bulletin 
  • ICAO will meet at end of month over airline emissions
    The International Civil Aviation Organization will hold a second meeting at the end of the month to weigh options to curb global airline emissions. The United Nations organization will consider alternatives to the European Union's emissions-trading scheme. Reuters (1/21) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  Regulatory Update 
  • FAA group launches study of personal electronic devices
    A Federal Aviation Administration group has started a six-month-long study of personal electronic devices, this feature says. The group is examining the FAA's in-flight ban on use of the devices. "The group's goal is to help operators decide if they can allow more widespread use of electronic devices in today's aircraft and make sure tomorrow's aircraft designs are protected from interference," the FAA said in a statement. Air Transport World (1/21) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Industry Trends 
  • Column: An AA-US Airways merger would benefit Dallas airport
    A merger between American Airlines and US Airways could benefit Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, columnist Mitchell Schnurman writes. "The airport has plenty of room to expand, along with a need for more revenue," he writes. "D/FW is using roughly half its available landing capacity, and many gates are underused, especially the 21 gates that were not leased as of July." The Dallas Morning News (free content) (1/21) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • 7 ways to take the pain out of performance reviews
    Performance reviews wouldn't be described so often as "box-ticking" exercises if managers took more time to prepare and clearly outlined to employees the topics covered in their reviews, Lisa Quast writes. "If you're doing your job properly throughout the year, then the annual performance appraisal should be merely one more discussion in the on-going dialog of how the employee is performing," Quast writes. Forbes (1/21) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
 
Position TitleCompany NameLocation
Sr. Analyst-Strategic PlanningUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Commercial AnalystMenzies AviationDFW International Airport, TX
Station management opportunities with market leading international ground handling businessMenzies AviationNationwide, United States
Sr. Analyst I - Route PlanningUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Airline Station Operations Modeling & SimulationThe Boeing CompanySeattle, WA
Cargo Business Development ManagerVantage Airport GroupHamilton, Ontario, Canada
Director, Engine MaintenanceAlaska AirlinesSeattle, WA
Director of Product ReliabilityEra AlaskaAnchorage, AK
Mission Support AdministratorRTCA, Inc.Washington, DC
Pre-Sales EngineerInfoTrust Group, Inc.Irvine, CA
InFlight Base ManagerCape Air/Nantucket AirlinesGuam, Micronesia
VP OF MAINTENANCE & TECH OPSCape Air/Nantucket AirlinesHyannis, MA
Director | Sales & DistributionVirgin AmericaBurlingame, CA
Manager, Structures and Interiors EngineeringSpirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Sr. Director of Crew ResourcesSpirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Director, MX PlanningSpirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
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