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February 27, 2013
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  Inside Aviation 
  • EADS forecasts higher earnings for 2013
    EADS, the parent company of Airbus, predicted higher earnings for 2013. Airbus plans to deliver at least 600 planes in 2013, after delivering 588 planes in 2012. "We'll focus on the profitable areas where we have advantages," said EADS CEO Tom Enders, noting that the company is planning to scale back defense work. Bloomberg (2/27) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Aviation explores ways to save fuel, help the environment
    To reduce fuel bills and address concerns over global warming, the airline industry is taking another look at the technology of propeller-driven planes. Rolls-Royce's open-rotor design is touted for its potential to save 10,000 tons of CO2 annually per plane. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology says it has a prototype of an entire aircraft that can reduce fuel consumption by 40%. CleanTechnica (2/26) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Regulatory Update 
  • FAA is working to minimize effect of budget cuts on air travel
    In a meeting Tuesday with aviation-industry executives, the Federal Aviation Administration said it was working to minimize the effect of budget cuts on commercial air travel. The agency further added that while the cuts would reduce operations overall, the FAA "would maintain the highest level of safety," this feature says. CNN (2/27) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Air-traffic controller furloughs wouldn't begin until April 1, LaHood says
    The U.S. air travel system is expected to operate as business as usual for at least a month before controller furloughs would begin if the sequester takes effect Friday. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says furloughs prompted by the sequester would not begin until April 1. The majority of the 72 towers that may close overnight have such low traffic at those time periods that the evening shifts could be eliminated now under Federal Aviation Administration guidelines, Bloomberg data show. Bloomberg Businessweek (2/26) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Industry Trends 
  • Air travel will incorporate more mobile technology by 2015, report says
    Travelers will rely more on mobile devices to book airline tickets by 2015, according to a report by SITA. Mobile devices will also allow check-ins at airports through mobile boarding passes, and fliers will receive information on their flights through mobile applications, the report says. CNN (2/26) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  Career Development 
  • 8 ways to sabotage negotiations
    Negotiations can be lost before you even meet your opponent, Jim Camp writes. Begging for someone's time or leaving a rambling and overly detailed voice mail reveals desperation, he writes, making it hard to negotiate as equals once the meeting actually begins. SmartBrief/SmartBlog on Leadership (2/22) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
 
Position TitleCompany NameLocation
Sr. Analyst, Reservations Systems & ProceduresUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Material Controller - AOG DeskSouthern Air, Inc. Cincinnati , OH
Sr. Analyst II - Schedule PlanningUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Airline Account ManagerGogoItasca, IL
Manager-Fuel Services /Into-PlaneSERVISAIRMinneapolis, MN
Flight Operations Quality Assurance (FOQA) AnalystRepublic Airways HoldingsIndianapolis, IN
Manager, Aircraft Services, Announcement Number: 200219 Bonneville Power AdministrationPortland, OR
Maintenance ControllerHorizon AirPortland, OR
Director, Supply Chain OperationsRepublic Airways HoldingsIndianapolis, IN
Manager Future Schedules JetBlue AirwaysLong Island City, NY
Manager of Engineering Southern Air, Inc.Cincinnati, OH
Manager, Fleet SupportSouthern Air, Inc.Cincinnati, OH
Engineer AvionicsJetBlue Airways Long Island City , NY
Controller SystemJetBlue Airways Long Island City , NY
Manager, Division ControllerSpirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Manager, Safety and Regulatory Compliance (Internal Evaluation Program)Republic Airways HoldingsIndianapolis, IN
Engineer Interiors JetBlue Airways Long Island City , NY
Assistant Dispatcher Spirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Supervisor, Dispatch Admin. & Analysis Spirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Analyst, Operations Staff PlanningSpirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Managing Director, Gate ServeGate GourmetChicago, IL
VP OF MAINTENANCE & TECH OPSCape Air/Nantucket AirlinesHyannis, MA
International Customer Service Representative - ORDUnited AirlinesChicago, IL
Station Manager - Los Angeles International Airport LAX AccuFleet InternationalLos Angeles, CA
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