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Momberger Airport Information
Momberger publishes a twice monthly newsletter with information on airport development, airport and airfield planning, airport operations, ground support equipment, air traffic services, consultants and contractors, aviation catering and a calendar of events

Jane's Airport Review
A subscription-based airport business resource for market intelligence and strategic decision-making in the airport and airline industry.

Airport Development News Service
Airline, aviation industry, airport news listed by airport, headline email service, forum, flight arrivals search, airport guide.

Airports International Magazine
Airports International is published nine times per year. The publication is free to qualifying industry decision makers.

International Airport Review
Published four times a year International Airport Review is designed to address new technologies and developments within the airport industry, and is read by senior management involved in decision making and procurement functions.

UK Trade & Investment Airport Sector
The UKTI Airport Sector area provides an overview of sector reports, business opportunities and events related to the sector.

UK Civil Aviation Authority
The CAA is the UK?s independent aviation regulator, with all civil aviation regulatory functions (economic regulation, airspace policy, safety regulation and consumer protection) integrated within a single specialist body.

UK Trade & Investment
UK Trade & Investment is the Government organisation that supports companies in the UK doing business internationally and overseas enterprises seeking to set up or expand in the UK.

Export Credit Guarantee Department
The ECGD is the UK?s official export credit agency reporting to the Secretary of State for trade and Industry. The ECGD aims to help UK manufacturers and investors trade overseas by providing them with insurance and/or backing for finance to protect against non-payment.

Foreign and Commonwealth Office
The role of the FCO is to co-ordinate and pursue UK policies abroad. With the Department of Trade and Industrythe FCO helps companies in the UK to become more competitive by promoting overseas sales and investment and attracting quality foreign direct investment to the UK.

American Association of Airport Executives
The AAAE's primary goal is to assist airport executives in fulfilling their responsibilities to the airports and communities they serve. sponsors It over 80 specialty workshops and conferences around the world each year.

Airports Council International
ACI is the international association of the world's airports. It prime purpose is to foster cooperation among its member airports and with other partners in world aviation, including governmental, airline and aircraft manufacturing organisations. It has regional associations in:
ACI - African Region
ACI - Latin America/Caribbean Region
ACI - North American Region
ACI - Pacific Region

Federal Aviation Administration
The FAA is responsible for the safety of civil aviation in the USA. Its major roles include: regulating civil aviation to promote safety and developing and operating a system of air traffic control and navigation for both civil and military aircraft.

International Air Transport Association
IATA is the global trade association that represents and serves 270 airline members who comprise 98 per cent of scheduled international air traffic. The association promotes safe, secure, and efficient international air transport within a framework of clearly defined and recognized industry standards. It also provides a wide range of products and services to airlines, travel agencies and other partners in the air transport industry.

British Airport Services & Equipment Association
BASEA is a trade association for airport services and equipment suppliers

Airports Operators Association
AOA is the trade association that represents the interests of British airports and is the principal body with whom the UK Government and regulatory authorities consult on airport matters.

Aerospace & Defence Knowledge Transfer Network
A single overarching network across Business, Government, and Academia to foster collaborative research and development across the sector
- Leading to wealth creation in the UK
- Funded by the Technology Strategy Board