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December/January 2008 (Vol. 19, No. 7) | Biometrics (cover); SMS implementation at Lima Jorge Chavez International; Rebuilding New Orleans Lakefront; glue-down artificial turf application on airfields.

Download Airport Magazine, December/January 2008

PDF format, 4.2MB, 68Pages.

Other features:

    * Biometrics-Is it you or your badge on the airfield? Plus a Web extra on terminology and questions to ask a prospective vendor.
    * SMS at JCIA-Read about Lima’s Jorge Chavez International safety management system implementation, and don’t miss this related Web extra.
    * Rebuilding Lakefront-The original New Orleans airport was hit hard by Katrina. Here’s how rebuilding
    * has gone.
    * Fake Grass, Real Safety Improvements-New glue-down applications of artificial turf could help airports create
    * safer airfields.
    * Airport Spotlight-El Paso, Texas

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