Monthly Archive: October 2011

FedEx Express Hosts Largest ‘Green Roof’ at Any U.S. Airport – AirportBusiness.com

When it comes to “green” roofs at airports, nothing in the country tops the FedEx Express cargo facility at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport. FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) and the world’s largest express transportation company, recently opened the new package sorting center, which conducts operations under the largest continuous vegetated roof …

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New ATC Tower At Cleveland Hopkins International Airport To Create Jobs – Avstop.com

To a transportation secretary, visiting Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is like visiting hallowed ground. This airport was the United States’ first municipal airfield, opened in 1925, and was home to the world’s first air traffic control tower and airfield lighting system. More recently, it was home to the world’s first direct link between an airport …

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Photos: AirC Images’ father… Still loving planes 70 years later! – OPShots.net

OPShots contributor AirC Images has submitted a pair of photos of his Dad, taken 70 years apart. The older photo, from 1941, shows a dashing young aviator standing in front of a Curtiss Condor II biplane bomber at the now long-gone Roosevelt Field in New York. Seventy years later, he is now ninety one years …

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Force / fleet reductions possible at American Airlines – The Washington Post

DALLAS — Fall and winter service reductions at American Airlines could cost some workers their jobs at the nation’s third-largest airline company. American announced late Monday that it will reduce passenger-carrying capacity in the October-through-December quarter by about 3 percent compared with late 2010. It cited the weak economy, high fuel costs, and more pilots …

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