Aviation News & Resources (Page 10)

$8 billion in Grant Funding Available to U.S. Airports

The FAA reported that it will award $8 billion in grants to help U.S. airports recover from the impacts of the pandemic and keep airport workers employed.

June 29, 2021

Flagship Continues History of Excellence at John Wayne Airport

Flagship Facility Services – a leading facilities management provider in the aviation industry – has been awarded a five-year contract with John Wayne Airport, Orange County (JWA).

May 10, 2022

Flagship Showcasing Aviation Services at SWAAAE Summer Conference

Flagship Aviation Services is exhibiting at SWAAAE’s 76th Annual Summer Conference, taking place in July at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel.

June 15, 2022

Airport Fun Facts

Each year, Flagship cleans 6.94 Billion Sq Ft of space in airports throughout the nation, or 249 Square Miles. This is like cleaning Disney World 6 times

A Day in the Life of an Airport Germ

Meet Gary the Germ. He has access to every major city in the world and has the option of flying coach or first class – makes him no difference.

Meet Flagship at the 2022 ACI-NA Annual Conference

Flagship Facility Services will exhibit at the 2022 Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA) Annual Conference & Exhibition.

August 30, 2022

Seeing is Believing

Listen to facilities services experts discuss how to combat COVID-19 in airports plus download a copy of the presentation.

Employee Spotlight: Eric M.

Join us in congratulating Eric on receiving the Valued Team Member Award!

Glimmer of Hope for Aviation?

Recent creative promotions from airlines after the reduction of strict government mandates reveal an appetite for future travel.

Employee Spotlights: Dominique & Quay

Congratulations to two rising star supervisors! Dominique & Quay completed training that provided in depth knowledge on our Values, Payroll, Coaching & Counseling & more.

The Aerotropolis

Airports define entire regions, organizations factor them into their relocation & staffing decisions. They’re no longer points of origin or destination.

What’s in the water?

Water passengers consume during flights can be dangerous. Understanding the challenges will help the consumer and the operators make safe choices.