Three Hot Topics to Be Discussed at This Year’s World Economic Forum
This year’s World Economic Forum takes place from January 23rd to January 26th in Davos,
Joshua Marc Hebert
January 10, 2018
Santa Monica Airport to Close for 10 Days
The city of Santa Monica is proceeding with “phase 2” of its runway shortening project
Todd Weeber
December 1, 2017
De-Icing and What to Expect This Winter Season
With the winter season quickly approaching, de-icing trucks will soon become a familiar sight at many airports.
Todd Weeber
November 15, 2017
Post-Hurricane Season Travel to the Caribbean: What You Should Know
The 2017 hurricane season was especially devastating for the Caribbean Islands: many top resorts sustained
Anthony Tivnan
November 8, 2017
MAGELLAN JETS WEATHER IMPACT ADVISORY: Tropical Storm Nate
· Tropical Storm Nate is currently southeast of the Yucatan peninsula and moving NNW. ·
Todd Weeber
October 6, 2017
Magellan Jets Alert: Airport Closures
Irma, which has now been downgraded to a tropical storm, is currently continuing to move
Todd Weeber
September 11, 2017
Weather Alert: Hurricane Irma
As Hurricane Irma continues to move west-northwest towards the United States, it is currently a
Todd Weeber
September 6, 2017
Arizona Heat Wave Prompts Cancelled Flights
In the midst of the Southwest’s summer heat, high temperatures may mean grounded flights. With
Joshua Marc Hebert
July 14, 2017
Santa Monica Airport to Shorten Runway in Preparation of Close
In February of 2017, the council for the city of Santa Monica unanimously voted to
Joshua Marc Hebert
June 22, 2017
Tips for Earth-Friendly Travel
As travelers, we appreciate flying around this gorgeous planet, and in honor of Earth Day, we want to celebrate by going green with these 5 eco-friendly travel tips.
- Bring your own bottles. Plastic bottles are one of the world’s biggest pollution problems, so refrain from buying them when you travel.
Anthony Tivnan
April 22, 2015
Joshua Marc Hebert
August 29, 2012
Intelligent Performance Meets Environmental Responsibility
More power on less fuel, greater efficiency and lower CO2 emissions makeup the framework for Porsche’s “Intelligent Performance” philosophy and are ever present in the all-new 2013 Cayenne GTS. Although the 2013 is the most efficient GTS ever built, it boasts an 8 cylinder 4.8 liter engine producing 420 horsepower, excelling the operator from zero to sixty in 5.4 seconds with a top speed of 162 mph. Additionally, in consideration of the more environmentally conscious driver, Porsche has amazingly engineered the GTS to afford its owner 21 highway miles per gallon. An active all-wheel drive layout and 8-speed Tiptronic S transmission provides an overall world-class driving experience, however, the incredible features of the 2013 GTS are not exclusively located under the hood. The driver and passengers of the GTS will experience an immense package of convenient, practical and luxurious accessories to make their trip a world-class automotive adventure.
Anthony Tivnan
April 16, 2012
Boston airport lays first Green Runway
This weekend, Boston’s Logan International Airport expects to nearly finish the first runway in the nation repaved with an environmentally friendly material called warm-mix asphalt. The asphalt is heated to a lower temperature than normal, burning less fuel and emitting less carbon. Airport operator Massport says on this project that means a cut of 4,000 tons of carbon dioxide and 400,000 gallons of diesel fuel. The last batch of the asphalt will be laid on Runway 9/27 this weekend, though the runway won’t reopen until later this year. The $12.5 million project began in July. Some European airports have used warm-mix asphalt, but it had to pass Federal Aviation Administration testing before Logan could use it.
Joshua Marc Hebert
September 24, 2009
