Aerospace Diary

Neelam Mathews Nov 28, 2012 A Norwich International Airport GBP15 million project, called Norwich Aeropark, with 100 acres being developed for aviation-related businesses, will see Air Livery, a subsidiary of  Air Works, the first to move into the park, Aerospace Diary learns. Air Livery facility design at Norwich International airport-  Copyright Feilden and Mawson Last week, a public exhibition was held at the airport exhibiting plans of the business park on the north east corner of the airport. The airport’s CEO, Andrew Bell, said: “It (Air Livery) makes a huge contribution to the airport’s future.” The first phase of the Aeropark has to be submitted in detail, “though the building’s future tenant has been confirmed as Air Livery, a long established refinishing company with extensive experience in repainting all commercial and VIP aircraft. Their new state-of-the-art hangar will comprise of a terrace of 5 hangars which will accompany the company’s  exis...

Posted by- Neelam Mathews Oct 11, 2012 CAPA AeroPark today announced details of a series of 3-day international executive programs for aviation professionals, to be held at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Mumbai on 1-3 November. Kapil Kaul, CEO South Asia, CAPA, said: “CAPA AeroPark was established with a mission of bringing world class aviation education and training to fast growth emerging markets and we are proud to be launching this inaugural series of courses in conjunction with the leading global universities and executive training organisations. The preliminary marketing of the courses has already elicited a strong response not only from India, but from across South Asia, the Gulf, the Indian Ocean islands and even parts of Africa.” CAPAs courses are designed to achieve both professional development and personal growth. “It is important to us to develop practical formats designed to stimulate innovation, productivity and performance, critical attributes in these chall...