International Airport Review – Issue #6 2014
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Posted: 8 December 2014 | International Airport Review
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In this edition:
- Foreword: Decision time (Darren Caplan, Chief Executive, UK Airport Operators Association)
- ATC / ATM Supplement:
– Denver: Leading the way in environmental stewardship (Mike McKee, Noise Abatement Manager, Denver International Airport)
– Transforming global ATM performance (Jeff Poole, Director General, CANSO)
– World ATM Congress 2015 Show Preview - Lighting Supplement:
– Heathrow Airport: Lighting the way (Peter Leeming, Head of Airside Development and Strategic Planning, Heathrow Airport)
– Improving runway safety (Joshua Polston, Senior Aviation Project Manager, Oakland International Airport) - Airport Development: Leading Los Angeles into the future (Gina Marie Lindsey, Executive Director, Los Angeles World Airports)
- Airport Cities: The Circle – Zurich’s second centre (Beat Pahud, Project Leader – ‘The Circle’)
- Friction Testing: Working to a more overall pavement surface friction assessment (Belkacem Laïmouche, Head of the Airfield Pavements
Subdivision, Civil Aviation Technical Centre) - Airfield Operations: Staff investment: The key to collaborative working (Dimitrios Sanos, Product Manager – Airport and Ground Operations Training, IATA)
- Wildlife Management: Implementing SMS in airports: Wildlife management as an exemplar (Dr Nicholas Carter, Board Member, World Birdstrike Association)
- Sixty Seconds With: Chris Chalk, Chairman, British Aviation Group
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