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October/November 2008
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nybody still wondering how much FAA’s ambitious ADS-B deployment will truly benefit airports should consider this: the rollout’s nowunderway segment one included definitve plans for ground stations at only two airports: Louisville International and Philadelphia International. 
Current issue: October November 2008 – Airports and NextGen - Other features:
- AAAE’s Energy/Air Service Recommendations
- Augusta Regional: The Masters Challenge
- Air Service Survival Techniques
- Branson Airport: The Idea
- Sound Insulation and Noise Control
- Advanced Planning Mitgates Risk
- SPECIAL SECTION: Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport Celebrates 10 Years
____________________________________________________August September 2008
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now equipment is beginning to show off what it can do during the warmest days of the year with a new breed of multi-function equipment that can pull double duty in winter and summer. In Reno, Nev., where during the winter of 2004-2005 the region received 81 inches of snow in a single week, operations personnel at Reno-Tahoe have several pieces of equipment that are useful year-round. Current issue: August September 2008 Winter Operations–Large Hub Winter Operations Other features:
- Snow Removal: Small Hub Style
- AAAE’s Transportation Security Clearinghouse: Users Voice High Praise
- The New Age Checkpoint: What’s In The Future
- Energy/Air Service Summit: Airports Address Mounting Fuel Prices
- Airport Relocation Diary: Panama City-Bay County (Fla.) International Airport
- Airside Development Trends Roundtable, Part II: Airport Officials and Consultants Exchange Ideas
______________________________________________________June July 2008
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Current issue: June July 2008 Airside Development Trends Roundtable–Airport officials and consultants exchange ideas Other features:
- Surviving the Entry and Exit of an Airline: The Columbus/Skybus Story
- Transparent Runway Development: Keeping all parties informed
- Airport Driver Training: Research supports recurrent, uniform training
- Airport Training for the 21st Century: Inside AAAE-The making of an IET
- FAA’s Management Advisory Council: Q&A with MAC Chair Jim Smith, A.A.E.
- No Room for Baggage Screening: Reno-Tahoe’s Innovative Solution
Plus our regular departments and more…____________________________________________________________________2008 Annual Conference Issue
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Current issue: Annual Conference 2008 GLouis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport — An Airport With Three Lives .Other features:
- A Convenient Solution-How environmental trends are affecting your aiport.
- A Convenient Solution-Environmental trends are affecting your airport.
- Green Ground Transportation-Environmentally friendly ideas.
- Sustainability Trends at Airports-Airports take a pro-active stance to reduce emissions.
______________________________________________________________________ April/May 2008 Issue
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April/May 2008 Geographic Information Systems–Can GIS Save the World? Use of this system is easing the workload at airports.Other features:
- General Aviation-GA Issues Roundtable, a preview of whats ahead in 2008.
- Concession Trends-Are airports the next upscale retail venue?
- Concessions Survey-The inside story on what’s new in airport concessions.
- Growing Sales-10 Steps to increasing retail sales at airports.
Plus our regular departments and more.We are offering an opportunity for photography buffs to win a prize for the best aviation-related feature photo. Check PlaneSight opposite the full page Hudson Group ad on the inside back cover of the April/May issue for details, Email submissions to Barbara Cook at barbara.cook@aaae.org. The Airport MagazineEditorial Advisory Board will judge the entries, and the winner and runners-up will be announced in a late-2008 issue of the magazine.___________________________________________________________ February/March 2008 Issue
On the cover:Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting–Lessons learned from a 2006 on-airport cargo fire at Philadelphia International Airport.Other features:
- Airport Signage-A well-planned signage and wayfinding system can go a long way in moving passengers through your airport. Web extra: Signage Issues and Topics
- Vegetation Management-Innovative vegetation control methods offer airport safety and savings.
- Crisis Communications-Airport crisis communications means more than dealing with the media.
- Runway Projects-Planning and teamwork were the keys to a successful runway rehab project at Jacksonville, N.C.
Plus our regular departments and more.____________________________________________________________________December/January 2008
On the cover:Growing green–The need for new terminals and the push toward green building are coming together.Other features:
- Biometrics-Is it you or your badge on the airfield? Plus a Web extra on terminology and questions to ask a prospective vendor.
- SMS at JCIA-Read about Lima’s Jorge Chavez International safety management system implementation, and don’t miss this related Web extra.
- Rebuilding Lakefront-The original New Orleans airport was hit hard by Katrina. Here’s how rebuilding
- has gone.
- Fake Grass, Real Safety Improvements-New glue-down applications of artificial turf could help airports create
- safer airfields.
- Airport Spotlight-El Paso, Texas
Plus our regular departments and more.Download this issue: PDF version (4.0mb)