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Camden County explores aeronautical growth potential through envisioned innovation and research park

By Aaron Martin  |   November 8, 2017   |   Air

An analysis released on Monday found that a spaceport innovation and research park envisioned for Camden County, Georgia, would attract new projects launched by outside aeronautical firms, spurring jo...

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Organization against repurposing Detroit airport

By Melina Druga  |   November 8, 2017   |   Air

The Coleman A. Young International Airport Education Association was created earlier this year with the goal of educating the public on the importance of the Detroit airport, a facility city council w...

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NASAO supports changes to flight time requirements for ATP certification

By Aaron Martin  |   November 7, 2017   |   Air

As work continues on an FAA reauthorization bill in the Senate, the National Association of State Aviation Officials (NASAO) advocated on Friday for changes to a rule requiring 1,500 hours of flight e...

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GAMA board of directors approves three new members

By Melina Druga  |   November 6, 2017   |   Air

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association’s (GAMA) board of directors recently approved the addition of three new members. CiES, which manufactures electronic fuel sensors for aircraft, and ...

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September air freight growth slowing, still up 9.2 percent

By Melina Druga  |   November 3, 2017   |   Air

In September, global air freight demand grew 9.2 percent compared to 2016. This is 4.4 percent higher than the five-year average growth, despite the fact that growth has slowed slightly with September...

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Missouri conservative activist calls proposed increases to passenger facility charges ill-advised

By Kim Riley  |   November 2, 2017   |   Air

Passenger facility charges (PFCs) — paid by every flyer on every flight as part of the cost of an airline ticket — should not be increased, conservative activist and CNN political commentator Ed M...

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Port of South Louisiana opens first transient hangar, expands railroad operations

By Chris Galford  |   November 2, 2017   |   Air

The Port of South Louisiana is making a series of infrastructure pushes currently, having just opened its first transient hangar at the Executive Regional Airport and currently working with Dow St. Ch...

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Mobile app offers commercial drone operators automated access to controlled airspace

By Aaron Martin  |   November 2, 2017   |   Air

Commercial drone operators can soon use the same mobile app used for flight planning and situational awareness to request automated authorization to fly in controlled airspaces surrounding airports, t...

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New Jersey Legislature supports bill to modernize national air traffic control system

By Debra Flax  |   November 2, 2017   |   Air

Citizens for On Time Flights announced on Friday that 17 bipartisan members of the New Jersey State Legislature, as well as nine mayors and 10 business associations, expressed their support for reform...

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Thanksgiving travel forecasted to be 3 percent higher than 2016

By Melina Druga  |   November 1, 2017   |   Air

Airline travel during the 12-day Thanksgiving travel period will reach 28.5 million passengers, 3 percent higher than last year, Airlines for America (A4A) forecasts, averaging 2.38 million passengers...

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Chinese government announces five-year plan for inflight internet

By Chris Galford  |   November 1, 2017   |   Air

China appears to be pushing into the inflight internet industry alongside the United States, with an announcement this week revealing a five-year plan by the Chinese government that could see the serv...

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ARC recommends new certification path for airline transport pilot candidates

By Alex Murtha  |   November 1, 2017   |   Air

The Air Carrier Training Aviation Rulemaking Committee (ACT ARC) recently provided a recommendation to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to authorize the creation of an enhanced qualification ...

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Congress, Delta take steps to end Gulf carrier subsidies

By Melina Druga  |   November 1, 2017   |   Air

The members of Colorado’s Congressional delegation recently sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urging them to enforce Open Skies agree...

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FAA, China recognize each other’s regulation systems

By Melina Druga  |   October 31, 2017   |   Air

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) recently signed an agreement to recognize each other’s regulatory systems on aviation products with re...

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AIA pushes repeal or revision of budget control act, comprehensive tax reform

By Chris Galford  |   October 30, 2017   |   Air

The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) is leaning on Congress to alter the caps attached to the budget control act (BCA) and to enact sweeping tax reform. Calling the two items significant to t...

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Port of Seattle increases fees for Uber, Lyft rides for Sea-Tac Airport by $1

By Alex Murtha  |   October 30, 2017   |   Air

The Port of Seattle recently announced that it will increase trip fees by $1, starting Nov. 1, for transportation network companies (TNCs) such as Uber, Lyft and Wingz serving the Seattle-Tacoma (Sea-...

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DOT enters into agreements to increase accessible airport kiosks, mobile websites for individuals with disabilities

By Alex Murtha  |   October 30, 2017   |   Air

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) recently announced it has entered into agreements with Alaska Airlines/Virgin America and Spirit Airlines to expand the availability of airport kiosks acces...

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New York, New Jersey port authority approves extending airport funding

By Melina Druga  |   October 30, 2017   |   Air

The Board of Commissioners for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey recently approved extending funding by more than $3.8 million over two years for the Council for Airport Opportunity (CAO)....

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JetBlue pilots push for new contract as airline reports 30th consecutive quarter of profitability

By Alex Murtha  |   October 27, 2017   |   Air

Following the release of JetBlue Airways’ third-quarter earnings statement that reported $293 million in earnings, JetBlue pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, International (ALPA...

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IATA report forecasts passenger air travel to double by 2036

By Alex Murtha  |   October 27, 2017   |   Air

Approximately 7.8 billion passengers will travel by air in 2036, almost doubling contemporary passenger air travel, according to a recent report from the International Air Transport Association (IATA)...

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