AirTAP Fall Forum coverage in Briefings 2009

Center for Transportation Studies
2009-09
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AirTAP Fall Forum coverage in Briefings 2009

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2009-09

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Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota

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The inaugural AirTAP Fall Forum brought together Minnesota aviation personnel from a cross-section of the industry to address challenging issues in airport administration, operations, and maintenance. Participants heard from aviation experts on topics that ranged from attracting business to airports, setting rates and charges, and meeting FAA minimum standards to controlling wildlife, keeping runways safe, and using the AirTAP marketing toolkit. Sponsors of this forum included CTS, AirTAP, the Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics, and the Federal Aviation Administration.

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Sessions Included: Annual fall forum highlights 'year in the life' of airports; New CIP system will give airports 'one-stop shop'; Pavement management protects an airport's largest asset; Safe fueling operations rely on regular inspections; Accuracy, timeliness critical when reporting conditions; Airport managers balance technical, 'people' skills; 'Jet Blasts' touch on range of topics

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Minnesota AirTAP; Minnesota Department of Transportation - Aeronautics; Federal Aviation Administration; Minnesota Council of Airports

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Center for Transportation Studies. (2009). AirTAP Fall Forum coverage in Briefings 2009. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/167218.

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