Airports Throughout Maine Roll Out New System to Record Aircraft Data

Airports Throughout Maine Roll Out New System to Record Aircraft Data

When an aircraft is involved in a crash, finding the ‘black box’ flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder is imperative to subsequent investigations. If an accident takes place at a general aviation airport without a control tower, or when personnel are not on duty, it is much harder to analyze the communications and conditions that preceded the accident.

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Show and Tell: featuring Lakeland Linder Airport

Facing a tight deadline, of 108 days, Lakeland Linder completed a rehabilitation project of its 8,500-foot main runway. How? Listen in and the team will explain the process. (And bonus: some advice for young aviation fans who want to get into the business from Adam Lunn, Chris Hallstrand, and Gene Conrad.)

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Show and Tell with Kristin Shaw: featuring LARUE

LARUE has been manufacturing and selling industrial snowblowers (detachable and self-propelled) to municipalities, contractors and government institutions like airports and National Defence for over 40 years. Founded in 1973 by André Larue, LARUE has become one of the largest manufacturers of snow blowers of all categories.

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Show and Tell with Kristin Shaw: Featuring Steve Van Beek, Steer

Steve Van Beek is leading consulting engagements on airport privatization and public-private partnerships; assisting airport management with strategic performance and succession planning; helping airports increase commercial revenues by improving parking strategy and yield management; and analyzing public policy developments for airport boards and management. Listen here as we ask him about the effects of the pandemic and what is coming next.

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Space Constraints, Rapid Growth Spark New Cargo Facilities at Ontario Int’l

Space Constraints, Rapid Growth Spark New Cargo Facilities at Ontario Int’l

Short on space for its rapidly growing cargo business, Ontario International Airport Authority (OIAA) is developing additional areas of the airfield for cargo operations. It also recently built two new facilities in an existing cargo area between the International Arrivals Terminal and main passenger terminal. To expedite construction and ensure future flexibility, it opted for tension fabric buildings.

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