Greg Martin Quotes (24 Quotes)

It also reflects the company's confidence in the ability of the PNG gas project ... to provide an alternative source of competitively priced energy to support economic development in Eastern Australia.

We have received no reports similar in content or scope of Mr. Lund, or anything to indicate that Northwest is not flying in a safe and airworthy manner. Certainly I can't confirm what the union may or may not have received, other than it would probably be more helpful, and in everybody interest, that if they are receiving such reports that they would submit them to us.

A final investment decision on the expansion will be made in the second half of this calendar year.

Southern Hydro is one of a limited number of pure renewable energy companies available anywhere in the world,

The FAA takes all incursions very seriously. We'll continue to work with the GAO, other federal agencies and Congress to strengthen airspace security even more through better coordination, clarification and information sharing.

Overall there's a picture of a very aggressive movement to not only improve capacity and efficiency immediately but certainly build the framework for a new aviation system ... that will triple capacity.

Very simply, the threat of retirement is a predicable union tactic when you get into this position. But it doesn't withstand any scrutiny.

We are now getting reports of a level of operational errors that had not been previously reported in the past. Because we are getting this information it is now helping us understand what are some of the lax practices and skills that need to be sharpened.

Fiber optics is what's really been getting a lot of attention on Wall Street.

This is a wonderful step forward, ... The information from this updated survey creates new grant opportunities and possible tax incentives.

The underlying profit result was achieved in a period of intense competition and milder weather conditions, which affected the retail business in particular.

We had received complaints that the inspector was intimidating Northwest replacement workers, was unprofessional in his conduct and exceeded his authority so we are also investigating those charges.

This is a significant first customer for AGL using gas from our PNG contract and reflects the important role for PNG gas in providing an alternative source of competitively priced energy.

It can be time consuming. It took off a lot of pressure.

We all know what's going on. We're in the middle of contract negotiations. It's a press release a day with each one being more outlandish than the last one.

Clearly, we need to refine our oversight of repair stations -- specifically as they become more popular. The inspector general's concern is perhaps maybe those actions aren't as quick as they should be, but we are moving forward with due speed.

We had small pockets of weather to contend with in the Northeast and some wind at O'Hare, but overall we got off to a good start.

There is no magic bullet, but natural gas gives us the time to transition to more efficient technology further down the track

Mediation can really help get the sides to a voluntary agreement.

Ground radar from time to time is subject to interference from outside sources. There's nothing wrong with the radar. There's nothing wrong with the relays. Planes aren't disappearing. There's still information on the screen.

On both issues we have not made any prejudgments. Depending on the merits on one or both charges we will take decisive action.

We also have to, based on limited funding that we have, ensure that our money is allocated (in a way) that will make the most difference the quickest. What we're seeing for some of these smaller markets like Newport News or Manchester, N.H., is the proliferation of regional jets that has resulted in both add volume and greater access to these markets.

The parents of the victims have asked us to continue with our investigations and say their children would be prepared to testify.

A lap child held firmly by a parent doesn't result in second- or third-degree burns like an unsecured pot of coffee.