American Airlines begins US$1.3b terminal

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American Airlines Inc has begun the construction of a new US$1.3 billion terminal at the John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport in New York, NY. The 205,000 square-meter terminal is expected to be completed in 2006. It is projected to accommodate more than 14 million passengers annually, and will be used by American Airlines, its regional affiliate, AMR Eagle Inc and other carriers with whom American has marketing alliances. The terminal will be constructed in four phases to permit continued uninterrupted operations at JFK International Airport.

New capacity, new plant construction, Scheduled Air Transportation, New York, Intnl & Territorial Air Service, American Airlines Inc.

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Screening the human factor

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Some aviation regulators and airport operators are launching programs to better understand and enhance the performance of human operators of airport security equipment. While technological leaps have been made over the past few years concerning airport security equipment, the human factor until now has not been given equal or even proportionate attention. Proponents of this trend believe that hiring the right people, giving them the right training and putting them in the right working environment will vastly improve airport security.

World, Services information, Airport Operations, Airport Security Services

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ACI business 2 business

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The Airports Council International - North America's (ACI-NA) www.AirportHub.com website is intended to service the needs of the airport industry. It was initially established as an information center which provided news for ACI-NA airport members, press releases, requests for proposals, job opportunities and industry-related news. The website was built in cooperation with aeroVISTAS.net and PPS Publications.

Marketing procedures, North America, Business Associations, Trade Associations

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