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October 15, 2012
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  Inside Aviation 
 
  • Solid Q3 airline results are expected
    With fuel prices slowly falling, airlines are expected to post solid third-quarter profits, but, analysts predict challenges for the industry at the end of the year as business travel is curbed. "We expect the nine major U.S. airlines to produce a solid third quarter," wrote analyst Ray Neidl of Maxim Group, "but below our original expectations." The Philadelphia Inquirer (10/14) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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 It’s winning minds as well as hearts.
The Airbus A380 has won the hearts of millions of travelers with its unrivalled space, comfort and quietness. “It made the flight seem short. I wish it had been longer,” said one. Love and profits go hand in hand. The A380 allows operators to fill more seats, gain market share and improve the bottom line. What's not to love? Learn more in our special feature - Love at first flight.
 

  Energy Bulletin 
 
  • Electric motors may change the way airplanes taxi
    In another step toward fuel efficiency, aviation equipment makers are developing electric engines to power jets around the tarmac. The new motors eliminate the need for a jet to use fueled "tugs" to taxi and maneuver on the ground. The new motors are small enough to fit in a jet's nose. Bloomberg Businessweek (10/12) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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But when you select Co-Operative Industries repair services you can count on experienced technicians and a dedicated team for the relief you're looking for. Our repair center delivers quality workmanship combined with responsive turn times for GE90, CFM56-5A/B/C, CFM56-7B, CF6-80C, PW4000 QEC and others. Contact us - we have the harness remedy.
  Regulatory Update 
  • TSA seeks to step up employee service quality
    The Transportation Security Administration has initiated several efforts to improve accountability among its workforce, observers say. Reports of theft and improper screening methods in the media have led to steep declines in public satisfaction for TSA screeners. One such measure being implemented is the creation of a database which helps keep track of disciplinary cases handled by the agency. FederalTimes.com (10/12) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • TSA's trusted traveler program expanding in Florida
    The Transportation Security Administration's traveler prescreening program, PreCheck, is expanding its Florida presence to include Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The initial program will be available only to Delta frequent fliers who receive an invitation from the TSA. The PreCheck program is currently in place at 26 airports, and the TSA plans to expand it to 35 by the end of the year. Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) (10/12) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  Association News 
  • A4A and members to present at the IATA/A4A Facilitation Industry Meeting
    The IATA/A4A Facilitation Industry Meeting is on Oct. 29 in Brooklyn, N.Y. Expert panels will address topics such as inadequate border control staffing, automated border controls, streamlining passenger data exchanges, baggage self-tagging and interactive advanced passenger information. Featured speakers include John Wagner Executive Director of Admissibility and Passenger Programs for U.S. Customs and Border Protection; Canadian Border Services Agency Interactive API Director Jennifer McKinley; TSA Director of Surface Security Programs Ann Zipser; and House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security Professional Staff Member Kathy Kraninger. Register here. LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Industry Trends 
  • Per-passenger cost to go up at Pittsburgh airport
    The Allegheny County Airport Authority approved a budget that will raise Pittsburgh International Airport's cost per passenger by 38 cents to $14.66. The move comes as part of a $159.6 million budget the board approved on Friday. James Gill, the authority's CFO, said the increase is needed to cover $3.8 million owed annually on bonds used for airport renovations. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (10/13) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Career Development 
  • How to blow your own horn
    It's critically important for aspiring leaders to be able to talk about their successes without sounding like they're bragging or over-hyping their achievements, writes Dana Theus. "Everyone benefits from learning to do this well, but research shows that these skills can be particularly helpful to women in developing their careers," she notes. SmartBrief/SmartBlog on Leadership (10/8) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
 
Position TitleCompany NameLocation
Air Service Development ManagerMineta San José International Airport (SJC)San José , CA
System/Business Analyst-Revenue AccountingUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Manager, Accounting Revenue-Company SalesUS AirwaysPhoenix, AZ
Director of Business DevelopmentAirborne Global SolutionsWilmington, OH
Capital Planning AnalystDenver International AirportDenver, CO
Director, SecurityMiami Air InternationalMiami, FL
Dispatch ManagerFrontier AirlinesDenver, CO
Manager Fleet Support / Aircraft Cleaning / Line ServiceHawaiian AirlinesHonolulu, HI
MANPOWER/RESOURCES PLANNERSERVISAIRHouston-Corporate Headquarters, TX
Project Engineering - (Technical OperationsUnited AirlinesChicago, IL
Customer Service ManagerHorizon AirSacramento, CA
Engineer - Minimum Equipment ListUnited AirlinesChicago, IL
Airport Operations Safety - ManagerUnited AirlinesCleveland, OH
Customer Service Manager IIAlaska AirlinesCalgary, Alberta, Canada
Manager - Airport Operations SafetyUnited AirlinesWashington, DC
Simulator Engineer (Simulator TechnicianUnited AirlinesHouston, TX
GENERAL MANAGER-Los Angeles International AirportServisairLos Angeles, CA
Communications CoordinatorAirlines for America (A4A)Washington, DC
VP OF TECHNICAL OPERATIONSCape Air/Nantucket AirlinesHyannis, MA
Assistant Dispatcher Spirit AirlinesMiramar, FL
Manager, Social MediaAirlines for America (A4A)Washington, DC
Director, Quality AssuranceMiami Air InternationalMiami, FL
Supervisor - International Inflight ServiceUnited AirlinesLondon, United Kingdom
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