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Rye to Address Public Relations Council of Alabama

Rye to Address Public Relations Council of Alabama

July 19, 2021--Black Flag Communications Director Scott Rye will be the featured speaker at the July meeting of the Public Relations Council of Alabama (PRCA) on Thursday, July 22, starting at 11:30...

Rye to Present to Joint Warfighting Course

Rye to Present to Joint Warfighting Course

Sept. 11, 2018--Director of Black Flag Communications Scott Rye will participate in a panel discussion on public affairs and media relations as part of the Air University's Joint Flag Officer...

Rye to Address Port Authorities’ Workshop

Rye to Address Port Authorities’ Workshop

Feb. 26, 2018--Scott Rye, Director of Black Flag Communications, will address the American Association of Port Authorities' Public Relations Workshop on Thursday, March 1, 2018. The event is being...

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Black Flag Communications

1 week ago

Black Flag Communications
Pleased to have presented to the Public Relations Council of Alabama (PRCA) - Mobile Chapter yesterday on the topic of #CrisisCommunications. Some of the pro tips shared included the CCO template (Compassion/Conviction/Optimism), the 27/9/3 template with examples, and the Top 5 questions asked by media during a crisis. Want to learn more? Contact us at info@blackflagcommunications.com

Pleased to have presented to the Public Relations Council of Alabama (PRCA) - Mobile Chapter yesterday on the topic of #CrisisCommunications. Some of the pro tips shared included the CCO template (Compassion/Conviction/Optimism), the 27/9/3 template with examples, and the Top 5 questions asked by media during a crisis.

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Black Flag Communications

1 month ago

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Help keep wildlife wild. Some tips from the #TriangleConservancy, which is working to preserve, protect and enhance the Triangle and restore it to a longleaf pine savanna. #SaveTheTriangle

Help keep wildlife wild. Some tips from the #TriangleConservancy, which is working to preserve, protect and enhance the Triangle and restore it to a longleaf pine savanna. #SaveTheTriangleWe have seen several foxes in the area of the #Triangle. No need to worry, this is kit-rearing time, so it is not unusual to see both adult and juvenile foxes as the latter are maturing and spending more time outside the den.

Foxes are unlikely to be dangerous, but there are some simple actions you can take to reduce the chance that a fox will hang around your house:

-Don't intentionally feed foxes or reward them for coming in contact with you. Lack of fear of humans could be misinterpreted by other people as a sign of aggression or disease in an otherwise healthy, normal fox.
-Feed your pets indoors and do not leave food outside.
-Keep your garbage secure. Set it out the day of pickup... not the night before.
-Keep bird feeder areas clean and use bird feeders that keep seed off the ground. You may need to take down your bird feeders if you are seeing foxes nearby regularly.
-Clean up any fallen fruit from bushes or trees.
-Close off crawl spaces under your house, sheds or other outbuildings to discourage foxes from resting there or raising their young.

Enjoy the beauty of wildlife from a distance! The Triangle is home to many types of flora and fauna, including white-tailed deer, gopher tortoises, raccoons, opossums, rabbits and, yes, foxes. #SaveTheTriangle #keepitwild Photo courtesy of Fontaine Radcliff Howard Photography ... See MoreSee Less

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Advertising guru Leo Burnett used to say, When you reach for the stars, you may not quite get them, but you wont come up with a handful of mud either. Ask No Quarter is our way of saying, No excuses. Do your best. Own it. If we fall short, well admit it, but we promise not to come up with a handful of mud.

Advertising guru Leo Burnett used to say, "When you reach for the stars, you may not quite get them, but you won't come up with a handful of mud either."

"Ask No Quarter" is our way of saying, "No excuses." Do your best. Own it. If we fall short, we'll admit it, but we promise not to come up with a handful of mud. ... See MoreSee Less

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With the increased emphasis on family travel and road trips this summer, Flight Works Alabama offers the perfect respite for weary road warriors. Families visiting Flight Works Alabama will go from hearing the familiar refrain of “Are we there yet?” to “Can we stay a little longer?” as children and adults alike explore Discovery Space, where more than 40 state-of-the-art exhibits, many of them interactive, tell the story of aviation, from the history of flight to the science behind it. This is no static display but where discovery takes flight! Located just off Interstate 10 in Mobile, Alabama, Flight Works Alabama offers an immersive, hands-on experience, where visitors can strap themselves into a flight simulator and experience take-off and landing an Airbus A320 during a test flight. And for those who feel the need for speed, they can take the controls of a Eurofighter jet and feel every maneuver as they bank, turn and dive. Nearby is Flight Works Alabama’s Virtual Reality Center, where the adventurous can choose from missions on board the International Space Station, explore the surface of Mars, take part in a sea rescue aboard an Airbus H175 maritime helicopter, and more. After trying their hand at flight control basics, enthusiasts may want to give actual flight a go. Flight Works Alabama’s Drone Fly Zone lets visitors test their piloting skills as they fly drones through a house-sized drone aviary, flying around, through or over various obstacles. For those who want to show off their creative side, the simulated industry grade spray gun allows budding artists to design their own airplane paint scheme. All of this and more awaits visitors, including exhibits of some of the the tools and parts needed to build a commercial aircraft, a STEM career center, tours of the Airbus A320 Final Assembly Line (for an additional cost), workshops, camps and field trips. Flight Works Alabama is open 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, and 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. on Saturdays. Admission is $13.50 for ages 10 and up, $9.00 for ages 4-9, children 3 and under receive free admission. Additional cost of $3.00 for Eurofighter Experience and $10 for 30 minutes of drone flight (visitors to provide own drones). Final Assembly Tour and Flight Works Alabama combined ticket is $23.50, tours available on limited basis. For more information, visit www.flightworksalabama.com

With the increased emphasis on family travel and road trips this summer, Flight Works Alabama offers the perfect respite for weary road warriors.

Families visiting Flight Works Alabama will go from hearing the familiar refrain of “Are we there yet?” to “Can we stay a little longer?” as children and adults alike explore Discovery Space, where more than 40 state-of-the-art exhibits, many of them interactive, tell the story of aviation, from the history of flight to the science behind it.

This is no static display but where discovery takes flight! Located just off Interstate 10 in Mobile, Alabama, Flight Works Alabama offers an immersive, hands-on experience, where visitors can strap themselves into a flight simulator and experience take-off and landing an Airbus A320 during a test flight. And for those who feel the need for speed, they can take the controls of a Eurofighter jet and feel every maneuver as they bank, turn and dive. Nearby is Flight Works Alabama’s Virtual Reality Center, where the adventurous can choose from missions on board the International Space Station, explore the surface of Mars, take part in a sea rescue aboard an Airbus H175 maritime helicopter, and more.

After trying their hand at flight control basics, enthusiasts may want to give actual flight a go. Flight Works Alabama’s Drone Fly Zone lets visitors test their piloting skills as they fly drones through a house-sized drone aviary, flying around, through or over various obstacles.

For those who want to show off their creative side, the simulated industry grade spray gun allows budding artists to design their own airplane paint scheme.

All of this and more awaits visitors, including exhibits of some of the the tools and parts needed to build a commercial aircraft, a STEM career center, tours of the Airbus A320 Final Assembly Line (for an additional cost), workshops, camps and field trips.

Flight Works Alabama is open 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, and 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. on Saturdays. Admission is $13.50 for ages 10 and up, $9.00 for ages 4-9, children 3 and under receive free admission. Additional cost of $3.00 for Eurofighter Experience and $10 for 30 minutes of drone flight (visitors to provide own drones). Final Assembly Tour and Flight Works Alabama combined ticket is $23.50, tours available on limited basis.

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Take No Prisoners is our shorthand for do what it takes to succeed. Its about adopting a winning attitude. And helping our clients communicate to achieve the results they want. Contact us today at info@blackflagcommunications.com or call (251) 753-6921 if youre ready to take no prisoners.

"Take No Prisoners" is our shorthand for "do what it takes to succeed." It's about adopting a winning attitude. And helping our clients communicate to achieve the results they want.

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The northern Gulf Coast is currently under a Tropical Storm warning. Does your company have a crisis communications plan in the event your business is interrupted by this or another weather event? Black Flag Communications can help. #RaiseTheBlackFlagInCaseOfEmergency

The northern Gulf Coast is currently under a Tropical Storm warning. Does your company have a crisis communications plan in the event your business is interrupted by this or another weather event? Black Flag Communications can help. #RaiseTheBlackFlagInCaseOfEmergency ... See MoreSee Less

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What does it mean to Sail Under a Black Flag? To us, its all about attitude, where failure is not an option. No excuses. We specialize in crisis communications, government relations and public relations. In the midst of a crisis? Need help? Dont know where to turn or what (if anything) to say? Contact us now. We stand ready to spit on our hands and run up the Black Flag. info@blackflagcommunications.com or 251.753.6921

What does it mean to "Sail Under a Black Flag?" To us, it's all about attitude, where failure is not an option. No excuses. We specialize in crisis communications, government relations and public relations.

In the midst of a crisis? Need help? Don't know where to turn or what (if anything) to say? Contact us now. We stand ready to spit on our hands and run up the Black Flag. info@blackflagcommunications.com or 251.753.6921 ... See MoreSee Less

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While we work with a number of Fortune 500/50/1 companies, Black Flag Communications also works with smaller clients on both an emergency response/project and retainer basis. Examples have included numerous law firms, quasi-government entities, consulting firms and 501(c)(3)s such as the Triangle Conservancy, for which we developed the corporate identity and website and handle all social media. In the midst of a crisis? Just want to be prepared? Contact us today at info@blackflagcommunications.com or (251) 753-6921.

While we work with a number of Fortune 500/50/1 companies, Black Flag Communications also works with smaller clients on both an emergency response/project and retainer basis. Examples have included numerous law firms, quasi-government entities, consulting firms and 501(c)(3)s such as the Triangle Conservancy, for which we developed the corporate identity and website and handle all social media.

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