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2008 Fall Conference and Exhibit Show |
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Join the New York Aviation Management Association October 1-3, 2008 at
The Crowne Plaza LaGuardia for the Association's annual fall conference hosted
by The Port Authority of NY & NJ. The conference will feature sessions
addressing the State Aviation System Plan, Crisis Management, New York City
Capacity Enhancement, and Rates and Charges and Minimum Standards. Special
guest Dr. Bruce Holmes, Chief Strategist of NextGen systems for DayJet, will
speak during the luncheon banquet on Aviation’s Emerging Network.
The conference features an exhibit show providing opportunities for airport
managers to network with vendors, consultants and suppliers in the aviation
industry. Anyone wishing to reserve a display table must do so by completing
the registration form and returning it to NYAMA Headquarters.
NATA President James Coyne is confirmed to join us on October 2, 2008! He will speak on "Reducing Aviation's Carbon Footprint."
You may download the Fall Conference Brochure 2008 or Register
Online today!
FBO Peer Review Conference:
Issues Facing FBO’s
On October 1, 2008,
NATA representatives will be on hand to facilitate discussion during our FBO Peer Review Conference:
Issues Facing FBO’s for officers, owners and general managers of FBO’s.
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2008 Fall Conference Sponsors |
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Thank you Fall Conference Sponsors!
Platinum Sponsor
- The Port Authority of NY & NJ; Luncheon with Keynote Speaker Sponsorship
Silver Sponsors
- AvPORTS
- C&S Engineers
- Clough Harbour & Associates
- Fritz Kass, Aviation Advocate
- Greater Rochester International Airport
Bronze Sponsors
- Avfuel Corporation
- Hi-Lite Markings, Inc.
- P.W.Grosser Consulting, Inc.
- Syracuse Hancock International Airport
- The Paradies Shops
- URS Corporation
Other Sponsor
- Ascent Aviation
- NBAA (National Business Aviation Association)
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Lawmakers have passed the remaining budget bills, nine days
after the April 1 deadline. NYAMA's efforts to beat back an ill-conceived anti-aviation
proposal by then-Governor Eliot Spitzer were successful and the "charter
plane tax" is NOT part of the final budget.
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2008 Peer Review Training Workshops Schedule |
NYAMA continues to provide outstanding educational opportunities through Peer Review Training Workshops. The 2008 offerings are designed to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and best practices on various topics. Workshops will be held at various locations around the State.
- Aviation Safety Management System
Albany International Airport
Moderator: Ed Snyder, John Panarello
June 5, 2008
Registration Form
- State Grants
Pacific Aviation, Stewart International Airport
Moderator: Seth Edelman, James Jacob
June 26, 2008
Registration Form
- Snow and Ice Removal
Syracuse Hancock International Airport
Moderator: Joel Russell
September 17, 2008
Registration Form
- FBO Issues
Crowne Plaza LaGuardia
Moderator: Bill McShane
October 1, 2008
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The New York Aviation Management Association (NYAMA) is a non-profit association of airport management officials with members from related State government agencies, planning boards, consultants and equipment manufacturers. NYAMA was formed in 1976 by representatives of New York State airports. NYAMA remains devoted to promoting airport development and representing the needs of the entire aviation industry.
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To learn more about becoming a member of NYAMA download the Membership Brochure (pdf).
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NYAMA Unveils New Website |
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NYAMA is excited to unveil its new Association website. The site provides valuable resources to members and the visiting public. The new design is integrated with the database for greater functionality. Members may access their own profile or look up other members in the directory.
Our newly designed website has a number of great new features. The management resources section provides members with samples of lease agreements, equipment specifications, as well as resources from our excellent conference sessions and training seminars. Members may also participate in online forums about important aviation issues. Please let us know if there are other ways we can serve your online needs.
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