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Christine Boynton

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Christine joined the staff of Penton Aviation Media in October 2008. She works in the Silver Spring office as Editor, New Media for ATW and SpeedNews and is responsible for writing, copyediting, new media development, and online content management. An aspiring recreational pilot, she someday hopes to complete her flying lessons.

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Articles by Christine Boynton
Tocumen Airport optimizes systems with Ultra Electronics
Ultra Electronics Airport Systems was selected to supply a suite of operations and information systems to Tocumen International Airport.
Samoa Air
Airline introduces ‘pay for what you weigh’ fare 4
Samoa Air, a scheduled and charter airline connecting the Islands of Samoa, has begun charging passengers fares based on their weight.
EasyJet Airbus A319
EasyJet expects to halve losses in six-month period
EasyJet expects to report a pretax loss for the six-month period ended March 31 of between £60 million ($91.8 million) and £65 million.
Babcock awarded preferred bidder status
Babcock International was awarded preferred bidder status on operations and maintenance contracts for British Airways and Heathrow Airport.
London City Airport trialing automated management system 
London City Airport received a grant from the UK Technology Strategy Board (TSB) to trial an automated airport management system.
UK airport traffic rose slightly in 2012 
UK airports handled 221 million passengers in 2012, the Civil Aviation Authority reported, up 0.6% year-over-year.
India’s Chennai Airport to deploy ground based augmentation system 
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) will implement the Honeywell Smart Path Ground Based Augmentation (GBAS) system at Chennai Airport.
TAT Technologies posts loss on significant impairment charges
TAT Technologies recorded a net loss of $1.5 million in the full year 2012, widened from a $1 million net loss in 2011.
Corendon Airlines chooses AFI KLM E&M
AFI KLM E&M won a contract from Turkey’s Corendon Airlines to provide engine maintenance services for its CFM56-7s.
Boeing flight services consolidation to affect 38 workers
The Boeing Company’s previously announced plan to consolidate flight training and certain operations from Seattle to the Boeing Flight Services training campus in Miami will affect approximately 38 positions.
CASA suspends regional charter Barrier Aviation
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) of Australia suspended regional charter operator Barrier Aviation following a “comprehensive investigation of a wide range of critical safety issues relating to aircraft maintenance.”
Avcorp 2012 net income jumps on increased sales to Boeing 
Avcorp reported $20.6 million net income for the full year 2012, reversed from a net loss of $2.5 million in 2011.
EasyJet to lower annual fuel costs by $4 million 
KLM and Boeing launch “optimal flight” series 
Embraer adds Republic order to backlog
Embraer formally added the previously announced Republic Airways order for up to 94 E-175s to its first-quarter backlog.
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May 21, 2013
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ACI chief: US airports could lose their lead without creative thinking on investment  

The US should look to what’s happening at airports worldwide and think bigger and more strategically about how its airports can best raise the investments necessary to keep them competitive on a global scale, the head of the Airports Council International said Monday....More
May 13, 2013
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IATA chief urges more political will behind eco-aviation efforts  

Governments must put more political will into sorting out air traffic management mega-projects and also addressing the political issue of finding a global agreement for emission market-based-measures (MBMs), the head of IATA said Monday....More
May 13, 2013
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Airbus, Air Canada join with BioFuelNet Canada to find alternative fuels  

Airbus, Air Canada and BioFuelNet Canada have formed a partnership to assess Canadian solutions for the production of sustainable jet fuels with a long-term goal of supplying Air Canada....More
May 9, 2013
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Looming pilot shortage major concern for US regional airlines   1

US regional airlines are increasingly concerned about a potential pilot shortage that could curtail their growth or even force carriers to decrease capacity....More
May 8, 2013
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Study shows multiple takeoffs and landings contribute to pilot fatigue   1

Preliminary results of a pilot fatigue study conducted by Washington State University (WSU) show there is a “small difference” between the fatigue level of pilots conducting multi-segment operations and those flying a longer single segment....More
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