Karen Surca Editor in Chief, Business View Publications Have you ever wondered when you look up in the sky on a sunny day just how many airplanes are in the air above? I know that I have, and it stuns me when I think of where the multitude of planes are heading around the world at any given time, flying past our orbit and landing sometimes half way around the world. I, like you, am a verified aviation enthusiast. Anything pertaining to airports, developments in the aviation industry, travel and the latest technology grabs my attention and keeps it there. It is for this reason that I always look forward to reaching out to you with our Aviation View quarterly publication and providing a first-class look into how airports throughout North America are gearing up to meet aviation needs. With global events proving to be somewhat unpredictable at the moment, one thing remains consistent- planes will keep flying, passengers will get to where they are going and aviation continues to hit new thresholds that leave open an exciting future ahead. With aviation demands increasing, technology burgeoning and passenger numbers rising, airport directors have had to ramp up their efforts to ensure that passengers and flight crews are met with a welcoming and efficient landing every time. This has propelled airport officials to look into the best ways to provide the best amenities and services upon arrival. We had the opportunity to profile a number of leading regional airports for our June issue of Aviation View. Each of the airports are taking off with bold initiatives, master plans that tackle infrastructure needs and welcoming general aviation and commercial airline passengers with warm welcome every time. Business View Aviation sat down with Bert Mooney Airport, Indianapolis Executive Airport, Jackson Regional Airport, Knox County Regional Airport, Mineral Wells Regional Airport, Northeast Philadelphia Airport as well as Saint Francis University Aviation. For all of these airports we learned what is needed to keep flying seamlessly through the third quarter of 2025 and beyond. With every issue of Business View Aviation my hope is that you gain a little more perspective into what it takes to keep each of our airports across the continent ahead of the curve while always putting their passengers and the flying public first. Email for all inquiries: info@businessviewmagazine.com 2422 Palm Ridge Road, Suite 820 Sanibel FL, 33957 239.220.5554 CONTACT US Editor in Chief Karen Surca Director of Aviation & Research Paul Payne Research & Sales Director Thomas Hiley Contributing Writers Brett Anningson Andrew Macfarlane Al Krulick Vice President of Production Jared Ali Digital Strategist Jon Bartlow Art Director Renée Yearwood COO Matthew Mitchell CGO Alexander Wynne-Jones Executive Publisher / CEO Marcus VandenBrink EDITOR’S NOTES Dear Readers, WWW.BUSINESSVIEWMAGAZINE.COM 2 AVIATION VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 05, ISSUE 02
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