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October 09, 2009

Flight Safety Hoping To Expand At Broken Arrow Oklahoma

City Council Approves A Development Agreement For Facility Growth

The Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, City Council voted on October 6 to initiate negotiations that would lead to a development agreement between the City and FlightSafety for expansion of their facility in Broken Arrow. Exact terms of the agreement will be worked out between the City Council, city staff and FlightSafety executive team.

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FAA Announces Serious Runway Incursions Down by 50 Percent

Serious Incursions Fell From 25 To 12

FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt announced Thursday that serious runway incursions were down 50 percent for the most recent 12-month period compared to the previous year.

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FAA Test Of NextGen Computer System Not Entirely Successful

NATCA Says It Can Help Make It Work, But Rebuffed By Agency

The FAA experienced some difficulty during a recent test of its NextGen Air Traffic Control system at Salt Lake Center. NATCA, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, says the test was rushed, and that the FAA needs to enlist the help of the controllers union to bring the system online.

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Florida Panhandle Airport Authority Selects New Airport Name

New Bay County Airport Dubbed Northwest Florida-Panama City International Airport

The Panama City – Bay County International Airport and Industrial District (Airport Authority) voted Wednesday to name the new international airport now under construction at West Bay the Northwest Florida – Panama City International Airport. The new airport is scheduled to open in May 2010.

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Pew Analysis Finds Billions of Dollars Flowing to 'Low Priority' Airport Project

But Main Criteria Seems To Be 'Paying Passengers' Boarded At Airports

Another report that takes a shot a funding for airports that aren't primarily focused on airlines. According the Pew Economic Policy Group, more than 3,100 airport construction and rehabilitation projects costing nearly $2 billion were awarded from 2005-2009, despite the fact they scored below the FAA's threshold for projects.

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