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• Guardian Establishes Strategic Advisory Board to Develop Strategies for Market Positioning of Existing Products, Distribution Channel Relationships and New Products Development

  Members Contribute Extensive Scientific and Professional Backgrounds in Product Development, Government, Marketing and Industry Trend Analysis HERNDON, Va. -- Guardian Technologies International, Inc. (OTCBB:GDTI), innovators of groundbreaking threat detection technology with critical and immediate applications for the homeland security and healthcare markets, has announced the formation of a new...

  Research articles 2007-11-09

  Tags: Company, Dr., FAA, FINANCE, Government, Guardian, imaging, industry, positioning, SOFTWARE, Strategy

• ISRAELI SECRET SERVICE APPROVES US GLOBAL AEROSPACE GUARDIAN(TM) COCKPIT SECURITY DOOR.

  March 27, 2003 - Guardian Only Door to Pass Secret Service Tests and Authorized for Installation on El Al Fleet US Global Aerospace, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: USGA) says that its GuardianTM Anti-Ballistic Cockpit Security Door has passed 'all ad March 27, 2003...

  Research articles 2003-04-07

  Tags: FAA, Guardian

• Caring Products International, Inc.'s Wholly Owned Subsidiary USDR Global Aerospace, Ltd. and Globus Aviation Reach Agreement with EL-AL Israel Airlines to Install Guardian Anti-Ballistic Cockpit Security Door

  Business Editors/Hi-Tech Writers CARSON CITY, Nev.--BUSINESS WIRE--Sept. 19, 2002 On September 11, 2002 Caring Products International Inc.'s (OTCBB:CPRD) wholly owned subsidiary USDR Global Aerospace, Ltd. ("USDRGA") and Globus Aviation 2001 Ltd. concluded an agreement with El-Al Israel Airlines ("El-Al") to install USDRGA's patent-pending GuardianTM Anti-Ballistic Panel Cockpit Security...

  Research articles 2002-09-19

  Tags: Authentication/Encryption, Biometrics, FAA, Guardian, Manufacturing, SECURITY

• Caring Products' Subsidiary USDR Global Aerospace Expanding Defense and Law Enforcement Applications for G-Lam(TM) Ultra Light Anti-Ballistic Nano-Denier material.

  CARSON CITY, NEVADA, Aug 12, 2002 Caring Products International, Inc. (OTCBB: CPRD) announced today that its wholly-owned subsidiary, USDR Global Aerospace Ltd., is developing products for a broad range of applications based upon its proprietary nano-denier G-LamTM ultra light weight anti-ballistic material. G-lam...

  Research articles 2002-08-12

  Tags: aerospace, Authentication/Encryption, Biometrics, FAA, Guardian, Manufacturing, Quality, SECURITY

• Caring Products' Subsidiary USDR Global Aerospace Expanding Defense and Law Enforcement Applications for G-Lam Ultra Light Anti-Ballistic Nano-Denier Material

  Business Editors CARSON CITY, Nevada--BUSINESS WIRE--Aug. 12, 2002 Caring Products International, Inc. (OTCBB:CPRD) announced today that its wholly-owned subsidiary, USDR Global Aerospace Ltd., is developing products for a broad range of applications based upon its proprietary nano-denier G-LamTM ultra light weight anti-ballistic material. G-lam material has excellent dielectric...

  Research articles 2002-08-12

  Tags: Authentication/Encryption, Biometrics, certification, FAA, Guardian, Manufacturing, Quality, SECURITY

• GUARDIAN COCKPIT SECURITY DOOR CHOSEN FOR DHL.

  Jul 25, 2002 - Caring Products International, Inc. CPI and its wholly owned subsidiary USDR Global Aerospace, Inc. USDRGA said that USDRGA's proprietary GuardianTM Anti-Ballistic Panel Cockpit Security Door was selected for installation in DHL Jul 25, 2002 - Caring Products International, Inc. CPI and...

  Research articles 2002-08-05

  Tags: aircraft, FAA, Guardian, security

• CARING PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL SEEKS COCKPIT DOOR APPROVAL.

  Caring Products International, Inc. CPI announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, USDR Global Aerospace, Ltd. has entered the final stage of the approval process for certification of its GuardianTM Anti-Ballistic Panel Cockpit Security Door un Caring Products International, Inc. CPI announced that its wholly...

  Research articles 2002-07-01

  Tags: certification, Company, CPI, FAA, Guardian

• Caring Products International, Inc. - G-8 Leaders Endorse Plan Accelerating Implementation of Standards for Stronger Cockpit Doors to be Installed on All Passenger Aircraft in G-8 Countries by April 2003

  Business Editors Caring Products International, Inc. (OTCBB: CPRD) and its wholly owned subsidiary USDR Global Aerospace, Ltd. (collectively, "Caring Products") respond to recent media coverage of G-8 Summit: In addressing the sense of urgency to increase worldwide safety for air travelers and cargo shipments, the Group of Eight...

  Research articles 2002-06-27

  Tags: aircraft, FAA, Guardian, leader, Manufacturing, Quality, standards

• Caring Products International, Inc.'s Guardian-TM- Door Enters Final Stage of FAA STC Certification Process Satisfying FAA Decompression - Windshield-Bird-Strike - Regulations

  Business Editors CARSON CITY, Nevada--BUSINESS WIRE--June 20, 2002 Caring Products International, Inc. (OTCBB: CPRD) ("CPI") is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, USDR Global Aerospace, Ltd. (collectively with CPI, "Caring Products") has entered the final stage of the approval process for certification of its GuardianTM Anti-Ballistic Panel...

  Research articles 2002-06-20

  Tags: certification, FAA, Government, Guardian, Quality, Regulations

• Caring Products International, Inc. Acquires USDR Global Aerospace, Ltd

  Business Editors DELAWARE--BUSINESS WIRE--May 21, 2002 Caring Products International, Inc. (OTCBB: CPRD) is pleased to announce that, pursuant to a share exchange agreement, it has acquired 100% ownership of USDR Global Aerospace, Ltd. ("USDRGA"), a privately-held company. To acquire USDRGA, Caring Products issued 20,000,000 restricted, unregistered shares of...

  Research articles 2002-05-21

  Tags: FAA, Guardian, Manufacturing

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• Safety & Technology Trends

  Flights Expand in Alaska GPS-equipped aircraft in Alaska can now fly more direct, efficient routes in areas lacking radar coverage. The FAA recently approved new procedures that allow GPS-equipped aircraft to proceed from point-to-point directly in areas of limited or no radar coverage. ...

  Articles 2008-11-24

• Little Help for Stranded Passengers

  Airline passengers looking for protection against being stranded for hours on tarmacs didn't get much help from a federal task force that discussed the problem for nearly a year. The so-called Tarmac Task Force left it up to airlines and airports to formulate their own plans for...

  Articles 2008-11-24

• Emergency AD Issued for Boeing 737s

  The Federal Aviation Administration FAA issued an emergency airworthiness directive that orders emergency inspections on some next- generation Boeing 737s because of possible faulty fuel pump wiring that could lead to a fire or explosion of the fuel tank. The FAA said it expected 561 planes...

  Articles 2008-11-24

• ITT Plans ADS-B 'Critical' Services

  The ITT team building the ground infrastructure for Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) in the U.S. will begin deploying equipment to key sites identified for "critical" services early next year. In August, the team gained initial operating capability IOC from the FAA for a network of...

  Articles 2008-11-24

• Southwest Wants Spot at LaGuardia

  FOOD AND BEVERAGE CLOSE-UP-22 November 2008-Southwest Wants Spot at LaGuardiaC2008 - CloseUpMedia - newsdesk@closeupmedia.com Southwest Airlines confirmed that it has submitted a bid that would allow the airline to assume ATA Airlines' rights to operate at New York's LaGuardia LGA Airport through a purchase of ATA Airlines. ...

  Articles 2008-11-22

• Plane, yachts, trucks -- FAA worker steals perks

  SEATTLE -- A Federal Aviation Administration employee from Southern California took illegal perks from his job -- including a plane, yachts and heavy-duty trucks -- and an investigation continues into how widespread the practice was, federal prosecutors said Thursday. Steven Bradley Smith, a field technician with the...

  Articles 2008-11-21

• Runways to Open at Dulles, O'Hare and Sea-Tac

  New Runways Increase Capacity, Reduce Congestion and Delays WASHINGTON -- Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA) applauded the opening of three new runways at major hub airports this week, and commended the airports and the Bush Administration for helping to reduce delays and increase aviation efficiency and capacity. Dulles,...

  Articles 2008-11-20

• ACI-NA reports opening of new runways at three US airport

  AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Airports Council International - North America (ACI-NA), a representative of local, regional and state governing bodies that own and operate commercial airports in the United States and Canada, announced on 20 November the opening of three new runways at US airports. ...

  Articles 2008-11-20

• Two Pennsylvania airports to receive funds for improving services

  AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation PennDOT has announced that two airports in Pennsylvania will be receiving a combined investment of almost USD489,000 in federal and state funds to improve facilities and enhance safety. Bloomsburg Municipal Airport will be receiving USD466,450...

  Articles 2008-11-20

• Southwest Airlines announces submission of bid for ATA Airlines

  AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) has announced that it has submitted a bid to assume ATA Airlines' rights to operate at New York's LaGuardia Airport through a purchase of ATA Airlines, which filed for bankruptcy protection on 2 April 2008. The airline...

  Articles 2008-11-19