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Wednesday March 5, 2014

Industry News

United Cracks Down On Oversized Carry-ons
	NEW YORK (AP) — United Airlines is getting tough on passengers with oversized carry-on bags, even sending some of them back to the ticket counter to check their luggage for a fee. The Chicago-based airline has started a push to better enforce rules...

Winglets Go A Long Way Toward Fuel Savings
Wingtip extensions have become prevalent in recent years and have saved airlines billions of dollars in fuel costs.
User Fees Are a Non-Starter for Businesses and Communities That Rely on General Aviation

Company: Alliance for Aviation Across America


Opinions

	Boyd Bytes By: Michael Boyd Boyd Bytes - Episode 9 Michael Boyd cautions airport officials to make sure their forecasting data is accurate as they plan... Sponsored by:

	Ground Clutter By: Ralph Hood What a Week! This week is just terrific for a long-time aviation nut such as I.


	Industry Insider By: A.D. Butch Horn Casting Airport Safety In A New Light ADB Airfield Solutions makes use of the latest advances from enclosure systems to light sources as...


	Airport Talk By: Ronnie Garrett Here’s To Nut-Free Flying Though airlines cannot control what passengers bring on board, they can reduce the risk to...

ServiceElements: Customer Service Tip of the Week

Things to Start Doing, Things To Stop Doing
Engaged team members are looking for ways to constantly improve their value.

More Tips of the Week

ServiceElements is a Phoenix-based firm specializing in people-development and customer service training for aviation professionals.


Management Advice

	The New Airport Marketing By: Agnes Huff Sheremetyevo Airport: Ready for the Olympic Rush? Despite the airport’s apparent readiness as Russia’s major aviation gateway to the country...
	Inside Airport Security By: Art Kosatka That Rude TSO Took My Loaded Weapon It’s amusing, but bizarre, how people try to slip weapons past, and then complain about how rude...
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	Huge Airport, Huge Savings How London Heathrow Airport saved big by greening operations as it moved 70... Sustainability By the Air, Land and Sea Sustainable efforts continue to impact airports’ bottom lines and... Lone Wolves: Coming to an Airport Near You? The LAX shooting cast a light on the growing risk of lone wolf terrorism... Happy Travels to You I’m not kidding when I say the passenger experience at today’s airports...
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Winter 2013 eMilitary Issue

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Video Network

Trade Show Success Series - Great Invitations	Boyd Bytes - Episode 9
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