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The Business of Aviation
A recent editorial from Mercury News reported that despite astounding improvements in recent times that the San Jose Airport was still struggling to meet their financial needs in order to stay fully operational. During tough financial times, busin... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

New Upgrades make Airports more User Friendly
The downtown airport in Kansas City Missouri has had a major twenty million dollar upgrade project which includes self service gas pumps that pilots can pull right up to for re-fueling.� The gas will be competitively priced compared to other local... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

Government Grants help with Runway Upgrades
The Keokuk Municipal Airport in Iowa has received about $300 thousand dollars in government funds to go toward much needed repairs for the ailing runway.� This is just one example of many in recent times of airports attempting to make the necessar... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

Custom Logos Allow You to Brand Airplane Tugs
Businesses spend thousands of dollars to create and promote their brand. Building brand awareness is a way to distinguish yourself from your competitors. Some describe branding as a promise you make to potential customers that you will consistentl... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

Major Improvement in Helicopter Movement
Helicopters are an incredibly versatile tool in the aviation industry; they are widely used by emergency medical personnel to transport critical patients for care, they are used by police to track criminals who are on the run in vehicles or on foo... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

Conservation Helps more than the Environment
Enterprise, the rental car and airport shuttle powerhouse, recently made the announcement for plans to convert its entire fleet of buses to 20% biodiesel over the course of the next five years. They are putting the plan into action immediately wi... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

Low Profits may leave some Airlines Struggling to stay in the Air
It?s not only major companies like Air Canada and Air France (who both reported losses last quarter), that are suffering, pretty much every company in the aviation industry is feeling the pinch. Airlines are having to up the costs of many ameniti... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

Controllable vs. Uncontrollable Difficulties
There are plenty of issues we face everyday in the airline industry, this weekend gave of a perfect example of constraints put on our jobs that are completely out of our control. The East Coast (particularly the Mid-Atlantic region) was pounded w... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

Lindy Aircraft Products Suits Pilots of All Types
As a bush pilot servicing hunters, fishermen and explorers in wildernesses, ranging from Alaska to the Amazon you have a pretty tough job. Not only do you have to deal with flying in adverse weather conditions, you need to land on really rough ter... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

Ergonomic Aircraft Tugs Improve FBO Workers? Job Satisfaction
Although they may be happy to have a job in the midst of a recession, American workers are increasingly unhappy with their jobs. A survey by the Conference Board research group found job satisfaction is at its lowest in 22 years. Only 45% of U.S. ... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]

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