Chartered to help Queens Business make Airline and other Aviation industry connections, ASDO, under the leadership of Dolores Hofman, has done a remarkable job as attested by the many successful sales derived through participation at the ASDO networking functions at JFK and LGA.

The National Gardening Association and Hilton Garden Inn Times Queens / JFK Airport have teamed up to help "Grow a Garden " for P.S 124 in South Ozone Park. On May 11th 2006, the staff at the Hilton Garden Inn instructed kids about gardening, the evolution of a butterfly, and helped students from the 4th grade create a brand new butterfly garden. Then 4th grade students produced their brand new butterfly garden outside the main entrance of P.S 124 on 150th Avenue in South Ozone Park. "It was an amazing educational experience, for both the students and the staff of the hotel," said Joseph Turano, the Hilton Garden Inn Director of Sales. "And," he continued, "we were thrilled to give a beautiful garden back to the community in which we work, and the students live." The "Grow A School Garden" program consists of a special garden education package provided to schools by one of more than 260 local Hilton Garden Inn hotel properties. The package provides classrooms with all the tools necessary to grow and maintain an indoor or outdoor garden. Additionally, hotel volunteers visit classrooms each year to provide the personal teamwork and dedication needed to help the students learn to grow their gardens.

Westfield Concession Management at Newark Liberty recently honored several of their employees for providing exceptional service to passengers. Included are the 2005 Service Superstars, awarded to store associates, who each won two roundtrip tickets from Continental Airlines along with $200.

talked about how self-service shouldn't have the aura of a non-service but that it could be an enhancement of the airport experience if it really works for the customer.

Mr Chan was honored at the ceremony for his distinguished government service. Officer Chan has been working for Customs & Border Protection for over 14 years and currently coordinates a variety of programs at JFK Airport's mail facility.

Strengthens Management Team with Two Key Appointments
EOS Airlines, has added two key positions to its executive management team. Respected travel industry veteran Toby Joseph has been appointed Executive Vice President of Global Sales with offices in New York and London. At the same time, John Morgan, seasoned in the international airline business, has been named Vice President of Europe and General Manager, United Kingdom, based in EOS London operation, and will be reporting to Joseph. At EOS, Toby Joseph will oversee the airline's global sales effort, utilizing his extensive experience in worldwide travel sales and development. Joseph commented, "Eos has established a level of premium class service that is clearly setting a new benchmark in the industry. I'm excited about joining Eos during this time of growth and tremendous opportunity." Joseph most recently served as global chief operating officer of TQ3 Travel Solutions, an international travel management company which he was recruited to launch in 2000 by owner Tui AG. Over a six year period, Joseph led the international development process, assisting in the company's growth to a $12 billion entity employing 12,000 people and operating in 100 countries. John Morgan joins Eos from GB Airways where he had served as commercial director since 2004. Morgan started his career in airlines in 1988 when he joined British Airways in Melbourne, rising up management ranks in marketing and operations until he became general manager business sales/UK/I, a post he held until leaving in 2000. His tenure at British Airways provided Morgan with experience in many parts of the globe, including New Zealand, the South Pacific, Europe, the Mediterranean and the U.K.