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Jack Edwards Airport in Gulf Shores Lands $2.4 Million Federal Grant for Taxiways

James Bullard, October 5, 2010

The Jack Edwards Airport in Gulf Shores was awarded nearly $2.4 million from the Federal Aviation Administration to build hangar access taxiways, an investment aimed at strengthening the coastal Baldwin County airfield.

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Mobile County Commissioner Tours European Airbus Plants Amid Tanker Bid

James Bullard, July 22, 2008July 14, 2026

Commissioner Stephen Nodine joined an economic development mission to Britain, Spain and France, touring EADS Airbus and CASA plants like those proposed for Mobile if the KC-30 tanker project lands here.

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Local News A military aerial refueling tanker aircraft in flight

Before the Tanker Verdict, Mobile Chased Rumors Across the World

James Bullard, February 26, 2008

With a $40 billion Air Force tanker decision imminent and an assembly line at stake for Brookley Field, an unsourced report in a foreign wire service set Mobile talking — and talk of a split contract gained ground.

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Atmore A light aircraft on the runway of a small regional airport

FAA Sent $3.28 Million to Four Southwest Alabama Airports

James Bullard, May 22, 2007

Mobile Regional, Atmore Municipal, Dauphin Island and Bay Minette Municipal airports shared more than $3.28 million in federal aviation grants for sprinklers, security fencing and runway protection zones.

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Local News A commercial passenger jet on the runway at a regional airport

What a US Airways Takeover of Delta Would Mean at Mobile Regional Airport

James Bullard, November 16, 2006

With US Airways pursuing an $8 billion hostile bid for Delta in late 2006, Mobile Regional Airport’s marketing director weighed better connections against the risk of higher fares and less competition.

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Will Delta’s Simplified Fares Finally Reach Mobile? The Airport’s Marketing Chief Explains

James Bullard, January 9, 2005

After Delta announced it would take its simplified-fare experiment nationwide in January 2005, Mobile Airport Authority marketing chief Marc Pelham explained what cheaper tickets would mean for local travelers.

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