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Air Serbia is going to have operation in Bucharest Airport with Easy Jet
on 17 Eylül 2013 Salı
BUCHAREST,
Romania - Air Serbia, the Serbian national air carrier and low-cost airline
easyJet will operate flights at Romania’s Henri Coanda-Otopeni Airport starting
this year.
Air Serbia will operate flights on the Bucharest-Belgrade
route, while easyJet will run flights between Otopeni Airport and London.
“We had talks with several airlines. Starting this year, Air
Serbia and easyJet will operate on the Otopeni Airport. We are also in talks
with a company from Ukraine,” said Cornel Poterasu, deputy general manager of
the airport, quoted by local business publication Ziarul Financiar.
Otopeni Airport counted 3.5 million passengers in the first
half of this year, slightly up over the same period in 2012.
Some of the airlines currently operating on the Otopeni
Airport are Tarom, Blue Air, British Airways, Air France KLM, and Wizz Air.
Aviation in Montenegro
on 14 Eylül 2013 Cumartesi
Overview
The airport was built in 1961, in Zeta
Plain, south of Podgorica. Since its opening, it catered to both civil aviation
and Yugoslav
Air Force. It was, along with the Tivat Airport, owned by Yugoslav
Airlines until
2003, when Government
of Montenegro bought
both airports. The airport was a frequent target during 1999
NATO bombing, when numerous Podgorica Airbase facilities
and underground fuel tanks were destroyed. However, no significant damage on
the passenger terminal or runway and taxiway systems was inflicted.
The airport has ICAO classification 4E ILS
Cat I. However, ILS landing is possible only on runway 36, as northern approach
to runway 18 is visual only, possible under perfect VMC.
This is due to proximity of Dinaric Alps in
the north. A major renovation and expansion took place in 2006, with a
refurbishment and extension of the apron and improvements to the taxiways
system, airfield lighting system and power supply. Entirely new passenger
terminal was built, while the old passenger terminal underwent reconstruction
and refurbishment in 2009. There are 6 aprons instead of previous 3, and
further extension of up to 8 aprons is possible.
The improved taxiway system allowed for wide-body
aircraft to
be serviced at the airport. Thus, the airport began servicing Il-86s and
first Boeing
747 freighter
paid visit to the airport in April 2008.
Terminals
As air traffic in Montenegro saw a rapid increase in traffic
in recent years, the old passenger terminal, a small, cobblestone building,
had been retired except for duties with small-volume charter flights after the
new terminal was built in 2006. The new passenger terminal (5,500 m²) opened on
May 14, 2006. It has eight departure and two arrival gates, and is able to
handle up to 1 million passengers annually. The terminal currently does not
feature jetways,
as passenger flow at the airport does not impose the need for ones.
The main (new) terminal building is a modern aluminium and
glass structure, featuring advanced architectural solutions such as indirect
lighting throughout the building. Since its opening, it features Costa
Coffee outlet,
two newspaper stalls, a duty-free shop, rent-a-car posts, and CKB bank
outlet. Although the airport is considered a low-risk one, security screening
has been visibly increased since the introduction of the new terminal. Security
measures and monitoring that are standard for European airports are applied on
the terminal.
The old terminal building is now housing medical staff, the
Airports of Montenegro school center, lost-and-found luggage, airlines offices,
a VIP
lounge and a press conference hall. It was completely renovated and opened on
September 15, 2009 and is now intended for VIP use and general
aviation.
Aviation in Macedonia
Airport development
In 2008
the Macedonian Government signed a contract with the Turkish
company Tepe Akfen Ventures (TAV) for a twenty-year long concession during
which this company would manage Macedonia's two existing airports - the Skopje
Alexander the Great Airport and the St.
Paul the Apostle Airport in Ohrid. In September 2011, the new
terminal building, extension of the runway, new administrative building, cargo
building and new access road with parking facilities were opened. The goal of the project is to increase the
capacity of Skopje Airport to four million passengers per year with plans to
turn Skopje Airport into a major transit and cargo hub for Southeast Europe. Renovations of the
Ohrid airport terminal building and VIP sections were
completed in the Spring of 2011. The concession contract also includes the
construction of a third airport intended for cargo transport near the eastern Macedonian
town of Štip which eventually would be transformed
into Macedonia’s main airport. The total amount of the foreseen investment is
200 million Euros with 30 to 40 million Euros total concession payments to the
Macedonian Government over the 20-year concession period. Tepe Akfen Ventures
Airport Holding is one of the world's fastest expanding airport operators
currently managing the Turkish airports ofAtatürk, Esenboğa, Adnan Menderes and Gazipaşa along with Tbilisi and Batumi in Georgia, Monastir and Enfidha in Tunisia. TAV is also bidding to
take over the management of Ruzyně
International Airport and Riga International Airport. Also the construction of a luxurious
hotel next to the airport is planned.
Aviation in Balkan Countries
Air Transport
There is an
airport -wide network of Balkan international airport that is available in
every country . Airports, is in need of development . Development of many of
the area were carried out for the airport . A few of them were from Macedonia,
Skopje and Ohrid . Turkey launched by the company in 2010 for Skopje Airport
TAV renovation completed in 2011 , the airport began its operations by
September 8, 2011 . Restoration was completed in April 2011 at the Ohrid Airport
. Kosovo, Pristina International Airport covered by the renovation .
Turkish-French consortium Limak 90 percent and 10 percent partnership Aeroport
de Lyon in May 2010 the company signed a contract for 20 years airport .
Investments are expected to be completed in 2012 . Renovation work is seen in
many countries outside of Macedonia and Kosovo . Slovenia Ljubljana Airport
airport until 2017, the trade will be developed according to the plan . This
work was started in June 2012 . Croatia to Zagreb Airport in Croatia on 11
April 2012 between the Government of Aéroports de Paris, the company signed an
agreement of 30 years . Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo International Airport
is scheduled to end in 2013, development work began . Part of Serbia, Belgrade
Nikola Tesla Airport modernization initiated in February 2012 . Turkey Ataturk
Airport TAV Airports , International and Domestic Terminal car park with the
quality of service offered to passengers with comfort and service provided to
airlines in order to create momentum in the new expansion project was held in
February 2010 . Istanbul Ataturk Airport , architecture , passenger flow and
the largest airport in service quality, not only in Turkey but also in the
whole of Europe is one of the major airports .
Capital Cities Airport
General
Aviation terminal
Serving 508 square meters was opened in January
2012, Ankara Esenboga Airport General Aviation Terminal. Will travel to
domestic and international flights terminal passengers' safety, customs,
passport processing can be done in the fastest way. Bus Terminal Bar, Private
Hangars District No. 5's apron. Reserved for the Domestic and International
terminals in two separate lounges and operated by TAV was. In 2013 Ankara
Esenboga Airport was chosen as the best green life airport in Turkey.
Flight Crew Activities During a Typical Flight
Navigation Map Display (top right)
Multi Airport Region
Pets on aircraft
If you have a pet and you want to take it with you on vocation you have to take a passport for your pet too.
Fire department
It is known that airport has an Fire department this is one shoot of fire-fighter machine in airport.
Flight Recorder
You heard many times that in news they said " aircraft Flight Recorder was found on ocean " it is the recorder of all problems an aircraft will have while flying and it is a strategic "box" because you are able to know all problems before aircraft fall . And it is called Black Box but the it has orange color . 
Fueling of an aircraft
Aircraft fueling starts when pilot ask for extra fuel .
Fueling company is contracted by Airport and has to write a report to the pilot which include how many liters are fueled on aircraft .
Aircraft Marshaling
Aircraft Marshaling starts from the moment that airport land firstly by following a " Follow Me " car and than by a Marshal .Ambulant lift
Ambulant lift is used for passengers that have problems to walk or are old and can not climb stairs .
Ambulant lift take passengers from the back door because of not blocking the front door ,
New aircrafts for US Air Forces
The airforce is preparing to buy 12 additional aircrafts named Northrop Gurmman RQ-4 Global Hawk Block 30 .
New road to the largest airport
Europe's largest airport, Heathrow is preparing to expand . So London declared that they will invest 27 million dollar .
China threw New Satellites into space
Government of Chine reported that for the purpose of scientific experiments they threw three satellites into space.
What are your comments about 3rd airport
Turkey is planning to build new airport and it will be filled by 150 million passenger a year . But the cost of airport will be 65 million !!
Dangers of using a Low Cost Carrier Aircraft
on 12 Eylül 2013 Perşembe
Prishtina International Airport " Adem Jashari "
That all start officially in 1965. Prishtina International
Airport “ Adem Jashari” won the award The Best airport under 1 million
passengers category in 2006 . At the first quarter of 2007 year the passengers
number increased up to 11% . In 2009 The airport begun to operate 24
hours. The airport went under management
of the concession due to an agreement between the Kosovo Government-Public
Private Partnership and the Turkish-French Consortium ‘Limak &
Airports de Lyon” . The government of Kosovo signed a contract of airport
concession with ‘Limak & Airports de Lyon’ for managing
Prishtina International Airport “Adem Jashari” for the next 20 years. The
Turkish-French Consortium, Limak and Airport de Lyon, officially took the responsibilities of Prishtina International
Airport. Public private partnership is foreseen to manage the Prishtina
International Airport for the next 20 years where it is foreseen that the only
airport in Kosova. New terminal will be modernized and expanded to 25 thousand
meter square out of the 100 million Euros investments which will be done by
Limak- Airport de Lyon.
Aviation In Albania
The civil air transport in
Albania marked its beginnings in November 1924, when the Republic of Albania
signed a governmental agreement with German Air Company Lufthansa .
In August 1927, the office of
Civil Aviation of Air Traffic Ministry of Italy purchased Adria Aero Lloyd. The
company, now in Italian hands, expanded its flights to other cities, such as Elbasan, Korça, Kukësi, Peshkopia and Gjirokastra, and opened up international lines
to Rome, Milan, Thessaloniki,Sofia, Belgrade, and Podgorica.
The construction of a more modern
airport in Lapraka started
in 1934 and was completed by the end of 1935. This new airport, which was later
officially named "Airport of Tirana", was constructed in conformity
with optimal technological parameters of that time, with a reinforced concrete
runway of 2,700 m (8,858 ft), and complemented with technical
equipment and appropriate buildings.
During 1955–1957, the Rinasi Airport was constructed for military purposes.
Later, its administration was shifted to the Ministry of Transport. On 25
January 1957 the State-owned Enterprise of International Air Transport (Albtransport)
established its headquarters in Tirana.
From 1989 to 1991, because of
political changes in the Eastern
European countries,
Albania adhered to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), opened
its air space to international flights, and had its duties of Air Traffic
Control defined. As a result of these developments, conditions were created to
separate the activities of air traffic control from Albtransport. Instead, theNational
Agency of Air Traffic (NATA)
was established as an independent enterprise. In addition, during these years,
governmental agreements of civil air transport were established with countries
such as Bulgaria,
Germany, Slovenia, Italy,
Russia, Austria, the UK and Macedonia.
The Directory General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) was established on 3
February 1991, to cope with the development required by the time. As of 2007
Albania has one international airport: Tirana International Airport
Nënë Tereza. The airport is linked to 29 destinations by 14
airlines. It has seen a dramatic rise in passenger numbers and aircraft
movements since the early 1990s. The data for 2009 is 1.3 million
passengers served and an average of 44 landings and takeoffs per day
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We know that these days it is very hard to choose the best department , so my suggestion is AVIATION .
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