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Airport hopes for grant to expand service; Chicago flights possible again
May 24, 2013 | PORT CITY DAILYMain runway at Lake Charles Regional Airport reopens after $2.4 million worth of maintenance
May 24, 2013 | THE REPUBLICPierce County to Discuss Future Plans for Tacoma Narrows Airport
May 24, 2013 | GIG HARBOR PATCH
in the News
KTIC Nebraska interview
May 21, 2013 | KTIC RADIO“Some aircraft may pay $100 user fee” KLKN-TV ABC 5 (Lincoln, NE) May 17, 2013
May 17, 2013 | KLKN-TV ABC 5 (Lincoln, NE)“Mayors Oppose Closure of Contract Air Traffic Control Towers” WAPT ABC 16 (Jackson, MS) May 9, 2013
May 15, 2013 |
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Airport hopes for grant to expand service; Chicago flights possible again
May 24, 2013 | PORT CITY DAILYMain runway at Lake Charles Regional Airport reopens after $2.4 million worth of maintenance
May 24, 2013 | THE REPUBLICPierce County to Discuss Future Plans for Tacoma Narrows Airport
May 24, 2013 | GIG HARBOR PATCH
Releases
National Aviation Organizations Applaud New Jersey Governor for Declaring May ‘General Aviation Appreciation Month’
May 20, 2013National Aviation Organizations Applaud New York Governor for Declaring May ‘Aviation Appreciation Month’
May 20, 2013National Aviation Organizations Commend Nebraska Governor for Declaring May ‘General Aviation Appreciation Month’
May 15, 2013
TV Clips
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KTIC Nebraska interview
Selena talks to Rick Vincent about “General Aviation Appreciation Month” and user fees.
KTRS-AM St. Louis interview
Selena talks to KTRS about aviation in Missouri.
& Resolutions
The Alliance recently released a petition from over 115 Mayors from 48 states to President Obama calling on the President to recognize the value of general aviation. We need your help to reach out to your Mayor or City/Town Manager to sign the petition and tell the President to support general aviation and airports, which are a crucial lifeline to communities around the country.
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ATMOS Inc. provides environmental consulting to clients throughout Hawaii. Based in Kapolei, HI, ATMOS depends on its Commander 112 aircraft to fly between the Hawaiian Islands for meetings with clients and to maintain air quality monitoring equipment.
