The Airline Industry Overview
During this stage of airline development, government controlled fares, routes, and market entrants.
Regulation
This trade group represents the manufacturers of light aircraft.
GAMA
In this year, the mayor of St. Petersburg, Fl became the first passenger on a regularly scheduled airline.
1914
The DOT commenced operation in this year.
1967
These ownership models caused BizAv to grow in the 90s.
Fractional
This stage loosened the government reigns on the airlines.
Liberalization
The largest defense electronics company until the mid 90s was formed when Martin Marietta merged with this company.
GE Aerospace
The development of bombers during this war demonstrated airplanes could carry mail.
WWI
This group is responsible for investigating accidents and incidents.
NTSB
The most widely used service provided by the FAA to GA pilots is this.
FSS
In this stage, all government controls were removed.
Deregulation
Cessna was purchased by Textron from this company.
General Dynamics
In August of 1923, a regular schedule of night flying was established between these two cities.
Chicago and Cheyenne
The FAA works with this organization to establish worldwide safety and security standards and procedures.
ICAO
Line service, aircraft storage, maintenance, and flight instruction are all potential services offered by these businesses.
FBOs
This stage proposes to have regulation brought back into airline operations.
Reregulation
Traditionally. 40% of US produced commercial jets are delivered to airlines in this country.
The US
The Kelly Act authorized the Postmaster General to enter into contracts with these groups to carry mail by air.
Private Citizens or companies
A4A is a trade organization of this type of air operator.
Airlines
Aerial application is a type of GA operation also known as this.
Crop dusting
These are the four phases of evolvement post 9/11.
Survive
Adapt
Recover
Rethink
Air travel other than airline service is this kind of aviation.
General Aviation
This act substituted a single federal statute for the several general and air mail statutes that governed civil aviation.
The Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938
This group represents more than 4,000 businesses and corporation that utilize aircraft.
NBAA
Olive Ann Beech turned down an opportunity to buy this company.
Learjet