OCTOBER 2024 | Mountain States Region Newsletter

WY: Fast-Growing Passenger Traffic - Airport terminals have changed in many ways since the early 20th century, serving as main gateways for domestic and international travel. Initially, terminals were basic structures; in some cases, even old, repurposed aircraft hangars were used due to their inherent functionality. As air travel became increasingly popular following World War II, terminals began emerging as far more sophisticated structures designed to better handle fast growing passenger traffic ultimately enhancing the commercial flying experience. Architects began to view terminals as both functional and aesthetic spaces, increasingly reflecting upon regional culture and local identities.

GLOBAL: Are you ready to fly your plane into Canada and enjoy a fall vacation in Nova Scotia? If you are, you should consider flying into Fox Harb’r Resort. Fox Harb’r Resort is located at 1337 Fox Harbour Road, Fox Harbour, Nova Scotia, next to the Northumberland Strait. The resort offers plenty to do for the adventurous, including archery, sport shooting, ax throwing, golfing, and evening bonfires in front of the ocean. You and your significant other can enjoy wine tasting and spa days at the spa and wellness center.

GLOBAL: Crucial to Effective Marketing - A typical aircraft livery is an airline’s unique design, colors, and markings that adorn its fleet of airplanes, serving not just aesthetic but also functional needs. Visual markings identify an airline brand and are crucial to effective marketing, helping distinguish a company’s airplanes while enhancing brand awareness. Liveries often include an airline’s logo and name, along with other unique and artistic graphic elements that improve product recognition and awareness.

GLOBAL: George Cavallo’s Journey from Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer to Artist and Author - We had the rare opportunity to sit down and talk with George Cavallo, USCG, Ret., where he shared a riveting story about his journey as a Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer. What follows is that casual and very interesting interview: