LOS ANGELES – Mar. 20, 2018 - ACI-NA’s Airports@Work Conference brings together the most complex facets of airport operations — safety, security, environment, technology, and technical affairs — for a collaborative discussion about today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities. Peter Aarons, HNTB associate vice president and WED aviation director, moderated a Business InfoTech Committee panel on “Terminal Projects and Integration with Technology.” Aarons is currently serving a 3-year term on the BIT Leadership team for this ACI-NA Committee.
Greg Albjerg, HNTB vice president and national aviation planning practice leader, presented an informative case study on “Managing Airport Operations During Construction—Bringing Airports, Contractors, Airlines, and the Regulators Together.” Albjerg is serving a 2-year leadership term on the Operations and Technical Affairs group.
From strategies to develop sustainable business models to ensuring the highest levels of security, conferences like this offer airport professionals a deep dive into the behind-the-scenes work of airport operations.
About HNTB
HNTB Corporation is an employee-owned infrastructure solutions firm serving public and private owners and contractors. HNTB’s work in California dates back to its founding in 1914. Today, HNTB continues to grow in size and service offerings to clients in California from eight office locations, currently employing more than 350 full-time professionals. With more than a century of service, HNTB understands the life cycle of infrastructure and addresses clients’ most complex technical, financial and operational challenges. Professionals nationwide deliver a full range of infrastructure-related services, including award-winning planning, design, program management and construction management. For more information, visit www.hntb.com.
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