Tue, Nov 10, 2009
Coyne Says It Allows Him To Speak Directly To The Members
The National Air Transportation
Association (NATA) unveiled the first video in what it says will be
an ongoing series featuring NATA President James K. Coyne on
Monday. Called "Coyne's Video Briefings," a new video will be
released every few weeks and will focus on "hot topics" and
important current events affecting the association's membership and
the general aviation industry at-large.
The first briefing, titled "Fiscal Crisis," focuses on the
current economic climate facing the general aviation industry and
contains a brief cameo appearance by U.S. House of Representatives
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA).
"These video briefings allow me to speak directly to our members on
current political and financial issues affecting their companies,"
Coyne stated. "I will also be able to provide some candid
perspective as to how these issues impact the bottom line of
aviation businesses and what actions our members can take to ensure
that their companies are protected from new taxes and unnecessary
regulations."
James Coyne
"In recent weeks, NATA has become aggressive in creating a
number of different resources for our members to learn more about
what NATA is doing for them," Coyne said. "We believe that these
new video briefings will complement our efforts in creating the
NATA President's Capitol View Blog and the Inside Washington Blog
along with joining Twitter, Facebook and other social media
networks.
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