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L.A.-area residents turn out to complain about helicopter noise
Los Angeles residents, concerned about the noise from media and sightseeing helicopters flying low over their neighborhoods, turned out to complain to the Federal Aviation Administration on Monday night at a public hearing in Sherman Oaks. The FAA sought...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Federal Aviation Administration, Dan Weikel
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Passenger, revenue figures continue to slide at Burbank Bob Hope Airport
Passenger traffic and parking revenues at Burbank Bob Hope Airport in June each tumbled by more than 7% compared to the same period last year, according to figures released this week, even as other regional airfields experienced growth. In June 2012,...
Tags: Disneyland Park, Air Transportation, Los Angeles International Airport, Southwest Airlines Co., Transportation
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FAA may crack down on noisy helicopters after residents complain
Federal regulators and flight officials may soon crack down on noisy, annoying helicopters that hover over Los Angeles, carrying media, sightseers and other curiosity seekers. Several hundred residents from throughout Los Angeles County attended a public...
Tags: Los Angeles Times, Federal Aviation Administration, Dan Weikel
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Parking revenues take another hit at Bob Hope Airport
Parking revenues plummeted 8.7% at Burbank Bob Hope Airport in May as fewer people used the airfield’s short-term parking structure, officials said. Parking fees, which make up about 40% of the airport’s operating revenues, came in at...
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, Southwest Airlines Co., John Wayne, Bob Hope, American Airlines, Inc.
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With American Airlines gone, airport sees continued revenue drop
In the first full month since American Airlines pulled out of Bob Hope Airport, parking revenues at the airfield fell by 8.6% in March, officials reported this week. While the drop is steeper than what the airport has seen in recent months, airport...
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, Standard Parking Corporation, John Wayne, Bob Hope, American Airlines, Inc.
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Bob Hope Airport may be recovering from loss of American Airlines
The rate at which parking revenues and the number of passengers fell at Burbank Bob Hope Airport eased up in April, an indication that the airfield may be rebounding from the loss of American Airlines earlier this year, officials reported this week....
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, John Wayne, Bob Hope, American Airlines, Inc.
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Southwest, top Burbank carrier, scores second in customer survey
Travelers aren’t too pleased with the North American airline industry – especially traditional carriers such as United Airlines and US Airways – pushing down customer satisfaction ratings after two years of improvement. On a 1,000-point...
Tags: U.S. Airways, Google+, United Air Lines
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It's time to reevaluate the airport
The withdrawal of American Airlines from Bob Hope Airport is more than just another bump in the road for the regional airfield. __________________________________ FOR THE RECORD: This editorial incorrectly stated the number of passengers the Bob Hope...Tags: Ratings, Los Angeles International Airport, Credit and Debt, Bob Hope, American Airlines, Inc.
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Ron Kaye: A community of scale
Discussing American Airlines pulling out of Bob Hope Airport, Executive Director Dan Feger told airport commissioners how, in a recent team-building exercise, senior staff had reviewed the book, “Who Moved My Cheese” — a story about...Tags: Elections, Voting, Politics, Bob Hope, American Airlines, Inc.
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Passenger numbers fall at Bob Hope Airport
Passenger and parking revenue figures at Bob Hope Airport continued their downward glide in February as the airfield moves forward with some uncertainty after the loss of American Airlines. The airport handled 309,259 passengers in February, a 1.7% drop...
Tags: Los Angeles International Airport, John Wayne, Bob Hope, American Airlines, Inc.
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North Hollywood man indicted in laser attack
An 18-year-old North Hollywood man has been indicted under a new law that makes it a federal crime to deliberately point a laser at an aircraft. Adam Gardenhire was arrested early Wednesday at his North Hollywood home for allegedly pointing a laser at...
Tags: Justice System, Prosecution, FBI, Bob Hope, Police Investigations
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Airport project under microscope amid uneasy financial outlook
The impending departure of American Airlines, coupled with declining passenger numbers and parking revenues, has forced officials at Bob Hope Airport to put a proposed multi-million dollar transportation center back under the microscope.
At a meeting...Tags: Building Material, Southwest Airlines Co., Bob Hope, American Airlines, Inc.
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