Airlines for America Association News
A4A VP Nancy Young to deliver keynote address at ATW Eco-Aviation Conference
Airlines for America SmartBrief | May 29, 2012
The Air Transport World (ATW) 5th Annual Eco-Aviation Conference will feature a keynote address by A4A vice president, environmental affairs, Nancy Young, on June 21, 2012. The event examines strategies and technologies being implemented by the air transport industry as it strives to create a greener, sustainable future. Register now.
A4A announces the 2012 NDT Forum
Airlines for America SmartBrief | May 29, 2012
Nondestructive Testing (NDT) refers to methods for inspecting structures for microscopic flaws without causing damage. Each year, the A4A NDT Forum assembles leaders in the field to exchange information on new methods, new applications and experiences related to aircraft. Visit the events section on the A4A website for information on the Sept. 24 to 28, 2012, NDT Forum in Seattle.
Register now for the 2012 ATA e-Business Forum, October 22 to 24 in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Airlines for America SmartBrief | May 25, 2012
Learn about the latest advances in information exchange for the commercial aviation industry to support engineering, maintenance, materiel and flight operations. This is the industry's premier event dedicated to information exchange standards (Spec 2000, iSpec 2200, Spec 2300, S1000D, Spec 42, etc.) and technologies in the commercial aviation industry. Topics will include, RFID on parts, e-procurement, reliability data collection, digital data security, authorized release certificates, technical data exchange, e-logbook data. Read more.
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Airlines for America SmartBrief | May 21, 2012
A4A has a Twitter page to help share information with the aviation news media, bloggers, policymakers, government officials, airline experts and others with social media interest. We encourage you to follow us on Twitter to stay up-to-date on the latest developments and issues facing the industry. We look forward to seeing you on Twitter.
A4A calls on FAA to improve pilot-qualification proposed rule
Airlines for America SmartBrief | May 02, 2012
A4A urged the Federal Aviation Administration to significantly revise its proposed requirements for pilot certification and provide a system that builds on the industry’s strong safety record, is recommended by safety experts and that recognizes the quality of a pilot's training and experience, rather than relying solely on a specific quantity of flight hours. Read news release here.
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