Ground Support Worldwide

JUN-JUL 2016

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JUNE/JULY 2016 AviationPros.com 17 FUTURE FIVE 540 East 56 Highway • Olathe, KS 66062 globalgroundsupport.com • 913.780.0300 MIDAS is a telemetry system that allows anyone with approved access to view live data on any of their deicing trucks with any Internet-connected device. This advanced telemetry system can be purchased on new vehicles or retroftted on any manufacturers' equipment. MIDAS monitors performance, location, surface areas, aircraft ID's, operators and more. Simple Complexity AviationPros.com/10017340 BRYAN HUBBARD GENERAL MANAGER, ASIG Bryan Hubbard says he enlisted in the military for the experience, travel and inde- pendence, and that's where he found the "tight-knit community" of ground support. Hubbard studied at the U.S. Air Force Technical School for Liquid Fuel System Main- tenance and the Buckley Air Force Base; later, he was an ASIG mechanic at the Denver International Airport (DIA) Fuel Storage Facility before becoming General Manager of the Nashville International Airport (BNA) Fuel Storage Facility three years ago. As General Manager, Hubbard directs daily operations and said there's a good balance of offce work and work out in the feld that makes every day different and rewarding. The best thing about working in ground support, Hubbard says, is the feeling of community. That community is made up of people he said he owes a lot to for their constant support. "...the people that have and continue to help me the most are the folks who work for me," Hubbard said in an email. "I may make the decisions, but they are the ones whom have to go out and execute the hard work on the ground." In his down time, Hubbard spends his days on Nashville's lakes, swimming and boating. And, when he gets the chance, he hops on a plane to satisfy his itch to travel. AGE: 31 YEARS IN AVIATION: 14

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