Friday, May 23, 2008
Oceanside airport plans move forward
By Promise Yee
The Encinitas (CA) Coast News
OCEANSIDE – Oceanside Municipal Airport development will begin as early as October following a 4-1 council vote May 14. Airport Property Ventures of Los Angeles was selected as the airport developer and facilities operator. Councilman Jerry Kern cast the vote against.
Friday, May 23, 2008
Oceanside airport plans move forward
By Promise Yee
The Encinitas (CA) Coast News
OCEANSIDE – Oceanside Municipal Airport development will begin as early as October following a 4-1 council vote May 14. Airport Property Ventures of Los Angeles was selected as the airport developer and facilities operator. Councilman Jerry Kern cast the vote against.
Friday, May 23, 2008
McClellan-Palomar Airport renovations continue
By Jeannie Sprague-Bentley
The Encinitas (CA) Coast News
CARLSBAD – Work on a new terminal at McClellan-Palomar Airport is under way. Renovations at the airport, located in the city of Carlsbad but run by the county of San Diego, began late last year and are scheduled to wrap up later this year. The new $26 million, 18,000-square-foot terminal will be six times larger than the existing one, which was built when the airport opened in 1958. The old terminal, made of metal trailers, was always considered temporary.
Friday, May 23, 2008
McClellan-Palomar Airport renovations continue
By Jeannie Sprague-Bentley
The Encinitas (CA) Coast News
CARLSBAD – Work on a new terminal at McClellan-Palomar Airport is under way. Renovations at the airport, located in the city of Carlsbad but run by the county of San Diego, began late last year and are scheduled to wrap up later this year. The new $26 million, 18,000-square-foot terminal will be six times larger than the existing one, which was built when the airport opened in 1958. The old terminal, made of metal trailers, was always considered temporary.
In a mass e-mail message dated May 19, Air Transport Association (ATA) President and CEO James May expresses admiration for Kentucy Derby winner Big Brown, the thoroughbred that easily loped to victory this year. Unlike Big Brown, the airlines still find themselves stuck at the starting gate, unable to move forward with a user fee agenda that has no legs.