Air Transport Management Institute 1967
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Scheduling Problems and Control MELVIN A. BRENNER, Vice President, Schedules & Market Development, American Airlines, New York AFTERNOON SESSION 9. Maintenance Scheduling and Execution to Maximize Service and Minimize Cost O. T. FLEIG, Assistant Vice President of Overhaul, Maintenance and Engineering Center, American Airlines, Tulsa Yl. General Aviation— Today and Tomorrow JOSEPH T. GEUTING, JR., Manager-Utility Air- plane Council, Aerospace Industries Association of America THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2...6, 1967 MORNING SESSION VII. Local Airline Operating Problems a. Operations ROBERT E. PEACH, President, Mohawk Airlines, Utica b. Sales and Traffic A. M. KOGELMAN, Asst. Vice President- Sales, Allegheny Airlines, Pittsburgh AFTERNOON SESSION VIII. Defense Logistics and Commercial Air Service 1. Impact of the C5A on Logistics ADRIEL N. WILLIAMS, Brig. General, USAF, Director of Transportation, DCS/S&L, Department of the Air Force 2. Military Utilization of Commercial Air Service Within the U.S.
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Scheduling Problems and Control MELVIN A. BRENNER, Vice President, Schedules & Market Development, American Airlines, New York AFTERNOON SESSION 9. Maintenance Scheduling and Execution to Maximize Service and Minimize Cost O. T. FLEIG, Assistant Vice President of Overhaul, Maintenance and Engineering Center, American Airlines, Tulsa Yl. General Aviation— Today and Tomorrow JOSEPH T. GEUTING, JR., Manager-Utility Air- plane Council, Aerospace Industries Association of America THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2...6, 1967 MORNING SESSION VII. Local Airline Operating Problems a. Operations ROBERT E. PEACH, President, Mohawk Airlines, Utica b. Sales and Traffic A. M. KOGELMAN, Asst. Vice President- Sales, Allegheny Airlines, Pittsburgh AFTERNOON SESSION VIII. Defense Logistics and Commercial Air Service 1. Impact of the C5A on Logistics ADRIEL N. WILLIAMS, Brig. General, USAF, Director of Transportation, DCS/S&L, Department of the Air Force 2. Military Utilization of Commercial Air Service Within the U.S.
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