Curtiss-Wright Corporation

Belen Regional Airport | May 23, 2020

Despite the ongoing turmoil in aviation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a New Mexico airport is proceeding with its plans for a new general aviation terminal. Belen Regional Airport (KBRG) is approximately 25 nautical miles southwest of Albuquerque. In addition to a strong local general aviation presence, the airport has also seen an increase in transient GA and business aviation traffic since the addition of a crosswind runway in 2015. The airport also hosts U.S. Air Force (USAF) training ...

GA Telesis and GMI Aero | May 11, 2021

GA Telesis, LLC has announced to become a global distributor for GMI Aero's vast product line of composite repair tooling, heating, and bonding equipment. This collaboration is an important addition to GA Telesis' Tarmac Solutions team's offering of vital resources for airlines and MROs to manage and sustain their fleets. “We are delighted to collaborate with GMI Aero as we add their distinctive product line to our vast Tool and GSE distribution portfolio,&...

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Internet Travel Solutions, LLC (ITS) | November 18, 2021

ITS is excited to announce a leading Carbon Emissions tracking feature that impacts demand generation, reporting and budgeting for companies. Developed in-house, ITS will provide this tool as a high performance, API service for any industry specialist, NGO, reporting provider, or corporate booking technology provider. ITS provides a per person calculation of Carbon Emissions by flight, displayed and compared to the average for that destination. This real time calculation considers...

American Airlines | July 22, 2020

American Airlines has postponed its plans for a new terminal at its Dallas Fort Worth hub. The airline had announced the US$3 billion build last year with a planned 2025 opening date. However, times have changed. American Airlines has confirmed the new terminal build is paused indefinitely. On Tuesday, chief financial officer Christopher Poinsatte said the new terminal, referred to as Terminal F, was delayed. He did not specify a time frame, rather used the word “indefinitely”...