Press Announcements

Here are the latest announcements about the changes that AWI is bringing to aviation weather, meteorological sensors, and weather information systems.

2010

• November 4, 2010: All Weather, Inc.'s NADIN over IP Solution Approved by the FAA
• November 3, 2010: All Weather, Inc. Releases AWOSWeb™ 1.0
• November 3, 2010: All Weather, Inc. Deploys Canadian AWOS en Français
• November 3, 2010: Colombian Airports Install All Weather, Inc. AWOS Systems
• November 2, 2010: All Weather, Inc. Awarded a General Services Administration (GSA) Contract
• June 15, 2010: All Weather, Inc. Promotes Jason Hall to Chief Executive Officer
• June 2, 2010: FAA Awards Major Information Display System Contract to All Weather, Inc.
• January 29, 2010: Pago Pago International Airport in American Samoa Improves Air Safety with AWI AWOS
• January 29, 2010: AWOS & RVR in Nigeria Enhance Air Travel Safety

2009

• October 23, 2009: All Weather, Inc. Awarded eFAST Master Order Agreement with the FAA
• October 22, 2009: All Weather, Inc.'s New Video Library
• October 22, 2009: AWOS & RVR Equipment to Enhance Air Travel Safety in Indonesia
• October 21, 2009: AWI Brings Automated Weather System to Kirkuk Iraq
• October 21, 2009: All Weather, Inc. to Make Four Los Angeles County Airports Safer
• October 20, 2009: Seven Nigerian Airports Receive Improved Lightning Reporting Capabilities
• October 20, 2009: AWOS Web™ Displays Multiple AWOS Systems on the Web Anytime & From Anywhere
• October 19, 2009: FAA Approves All Weather's AWOS AV
• October 19, 2009: AWI Reaches Key Milestones Relating to Weather Systems in the Gulf of Mexico

2008

• September 16, 2008: Indonesia Tackles Visibility Issues with AWI RVR Systems
• September 16, 2008: AWOS Automated Weather Systems Augment Nigeria Offshore Flight Planning
• September 15, 2008: AWI MetObserver AWOS to Aid In Patagonia Airport Runway Approach Development
• August 22, 2008: Fall Installation Planned for Oklahoma Airport Weather Monitoring Systems
• August 21, 2008: AWI AWOS Systems Installed on Alaska's North Slope
• May 30, 2008: Cape Verde Selects AWI for Island AWOS Network
• May 29, 2008: AWI Brings Automated Weather Reporting to Venezuela Airfields
• May 28, 2008: AWI MetObserver System Bound for Afghanistan Airport
• May 28, 2008: AWI AWOS Meets Challenge of North Dakota Winter
• March 13, 2008: All Weather, Inc. Awarded Major Contract for ADS-B Weather Systems
• January 28, 2008: AWI Appoints New President

2007

• November 19, 2007: Weather Equipment Manufacturer and Marine Research Institute Initiate Corrosion Study
• November 15, 2007: AWI Laser Ceilometer Certified by FAA
• September 21, 2007: Exxon Mobil Installs AWI AWOS on California Oil Platform
• September 18, 2007: Eleven North Dakota Airports Set to Meet Winter with New Weather Monitoring Systems
• September 14, 2007: All Weather, Inc. to Supply Automated Weather Observing System for Iraq Airport Rebuilding

2006

• June 5, 2006: All Weather, Inc. Introduces New Runway Visual Range (RVR) System; Dual Technology Sensor Replaces Transmissometers and Meets All ICAO Requirements
• April 24, 2006: All Weather, Inc. Introduces First Eye-Safe, Low Power Laser Ceilometer to Simultaneously Measure Up to Four Layers of Clouds at up to 40,000 Feet
• March 20, 2006: All Weather, Inc. Offers New Wind Rose Charting Service for Airport Planning Projects
• February 27, 2006: Santiago Airport, Chile, Adds Runway and New Meteorological System from All Weather, Inc.
• January 23, 2006: All Weather, Inc.'s Model 8339 Laser Ceilometer Receives CE Certification

2005

• December 12, 2005: All Weather, Inc. Partners with McClellan Aviation Museum Foundation; Donates Weather Station for Aerospace Learning Center
• October 24, 2005: Festival City Airport in Vietnam Uses All Weather, Inc.'s Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) to Meet Trade & Tourism Demands
• September 13, 2005: All Weather, Inc.'s Freezing Rain Sensor Receives Approval from FAA; Accurately Detects Presence of Icing Conditions Down to 0°C
• August 8, 2005: All Weather, Inc. Announces ISO 9001:2000 Certification
• August 1, 2005: All Weather, Inc.'s New Laser Ceilometer Simultaneously Measures Four Cloud Layers at up to 30,000 Feet
• April 11, 2005: All Weather, Inc. Introduces ACE-IDS 2.0, Platform Independent Air Traffic Control Display System Featuring New StormFront Software
• March 21, 2005: All Weather, Inc. Announces Next Generation in Automated Weather; First AWSS (Automated Weather Sensor System) Commissioned by Federal Aviation Administration
• February 28, 2005: China Civil Aviation Administration Tours U.S.
• February 22, 2005: Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) from All Weather, Inc. Installed to Support Crude Oil Production Operations in Chad, Africa
• February 7, 2005: All Weather, Inc.'s Laser Ceilometer is First to Simultaneously Measure Four Cloud Layers

2004

• October 4, 2004: Cerrejón Chooses Automated Weather Observation Systems (AWOS) from All Weather, Inc. for Coal Mining Operations
• May 25, 2004: ACE-IDS Air Traffic Control Display System Receives Approval from FAA
• April 14, 2004: All Weather, Inc. Announces Major Milestone: Installation of 1700th Automated Weather Observation System
• April 14, 2004: Forward Scatter Visibility Sensor from All Weather, Inc. Features Industry's Only 4-Head, Dual Beam Design; Measures Smoke, Dust, and Sand When Others Can't
• March 31, 2004: All Weather, Inc. Announces Automated Weather Observation System (AWOS) Receives Qualification from Transport Canada

2003

• July 25, 2003: All Weather Inc. Appoints New President
• July 15, 2003: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ACE-IDS Program Office has Authorized All Weather Inc. to install their Integrated Display System (IDS) into the new Boston consolidated TRACON

Undated

• All Weather, Inc. Partners with McClellan Aerospace Learning Center Foundation
• Santiago Airport, Chile, Adds Runway and New Meteorological System

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