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"Airports are Key Community Patrons"
Thursday, September 7, 2006
Airports are Key Community Patrons
Press Release
Palm Beach Gardens, FL. - As part of its North American, industry-wide
campaign entitled Project: Airports, Airport Revenue News (ARN) is
highlighting airports as important community patrons that contribute time,
effort and monetary donations to charitable events and foundations in their
surrounding communities.
"Many airports are proud sponsors of charitable events as well as
contributing time and money to important philanthropic activities year
round, " notes Airport Revenue News President & CEO Pauline Armbrust.
"Airports are compelled to give back to their communities as a show of
appreciation for the populace that supports them. This is a feature of
airports that should be highlighted to the general public."
ARN is urging local media to contact their airport and highlight the past
and future community involvement planned for the airport as well as feature
specific airport staff that have committed time and effort to philanthropic
community events.
The goal of Project: Airports is twofold. The first is to unite and rally
airports and companies doing business with airports under a singular
mission. Project: Airports will be an annual campaign for airports and
their supporting businesses to utilize in all marketing and/or retailing
endeavors. For more information visit
www.airportrevenuenewscom/projectairports
About Airport Revenue News
ARN is the airport industry's leading trade magazine and information
resource covering all airport concession and revenue-generating issues. The
monthly magazine is published out of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
ARN is published by Armbrust Aviation Group (AAG), an aviation publishing
and consulting firm. AAG is also the publisher of the Jet Fuel Report and
AirOps.
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