Our world changed permanently a mere 10 weeks ago (has it only been that short a timeframe it seems like a lifetime). COVID19 or the CORONA Virus now has reached the top 20 World altering events in the history of mankind along with such things as the printing press, the World Wars, putting a man […]
The current world Crisis, both in human toll and economic terms, is fraught with the “unknown” and the potential “danger” must not be underestimated. What we absolutely cannot succumb to is “worry.” Defined as “giving way to anxiety and/or unease” worry is a passive disorder threatening confidence and leading to inaction simultaneously. Knowledge of the
Fear is a very strong overwhelming emotion. COVID19 and its potential life threatening and absolute negative economic consequences has left all of us wondering about the future. Remember out of adversity comes all great opportunity and achievement for those that seek them out and work hard to change the circumstances. We cannot change COVID19 and
Prep is the Key to the Post COVID 19 World As a Canadian I am very proud and pleased with how well our elected Leaders have responded to the COVID19 Pandemic. They have worked together in a non-partisan manner to collectively break the back of this common enemy. Unfortunately, they and us as citizens failed
“Canadian airports need to take actions before Transport Canada” – Kathy Fox. Why Transportation Safety Board (TSB) of Canada Warned Airport Operators? 150 m or 300 m? Has your airport implemented Runway End Safety Area (RESA) standards? In a short period, an airport operator might need to make a decision to meet either Transport Canada
By Sanjay Malik 1. The North American region air travel will add 536 million passengers by 2035 for a total of 1.3 billion passengers per year. 2. Currently, 68 percent of U.S. households, or about 85 million families, own a pet, according to the 2017-2018 survey compared to 56 percent of U.S. households in 1988.
By Sanjay Malik Airports recognize that, in the eyes of the travelling public, their reputation is as important as the airlines in today’s competitive aviation environment. Airports are stepping up their involvement to jointly market the combination of their airport and the airline route as the winning strategy to attract a larger piece of the
Aviation can be an inherently dangerous business as this tube with passengers on board departs for the next flight, next destination, on time and with adequate loads and yields to make this yet one more profitable flight. Airports are becoming ever more congested as a greater number of people take to the airways, airlines up
Navigating around an airport can be overwhelming for passengers in general, but it can be especially challenging for the elderly and people with disabilities. According to the 2017 Canadian Survey on Disability, one in five Canadians aged 15 years and over have one or more disabilities that limit them in their daily activities which makes
Aviation continues to evolve and change from one day to the next. Those who welcome disrupters appreciate the power of the consumer, and clearly, understand their role and niche in the market place will, in most cases, excel and prosper. Airports Without effective air connectivity, the local community will often be disadvantaged as to attracting
