Airport expansion: All options on the table
Arup’s aviation business leader for EIMEA, Alan Newbold, considers how the industry is rethinking airport expansion, and that raising capacity goes beyond the...
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Work in progress
Alina Viehweber, ICF’s manager for sustainable aviation, provides an update on the industry’s adoption of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)...
Carbon emissions continue to fall at Birmingham Airport
Birmingham Airport (BHX) has reported further cuts to its direct carbon emissions, with the latest figures showing its location-based greenhouse gas emissions fell...
Unlocking the power of artificial intelligence at airports
Yesterday’s ‘Making AI Work at Airports’ webinar hosted by Egremont Group in partnership with Airport World focused on practical ways AI is providing...
Transformative infrastructure project for Uzbekistan
Global law firm Freshfields has advised an international consortium on the landmark development of the new Tashkent International Airport in Uzbekistan. Agreement for...
Heathrow joy for JCDecaux at contract extension
Long time partner JCDecaux SE has renewed its contract with Heathrow Airport for another eight years. According to the airport, the partnership will...
Mishandled baggage still costs industry $6.3 billion annually
Mishandled baggage still costs the aviation industry $6.3 billion annually, despite huge improvements driven by digitalisation. Indeed, mishandled baggage rates dropped by 23%...
International commercial flight milestone for Christchurch Airport
New Zealand’s Christchurch Airport today marked 75 years of scheduled international flights. Not surprisingly, the first international service was to Australia, the first...
Nuremberg Airport to welcome easyJet flights from November
Nuremburg Airport has some big route development news, easyJet will launch flights to London and Milan from the German gateway later this year....
Toronto Pearson celebrates the role staff play in its success
Toronto Pearson yesterday joined Canadian airports in celebrating the third annual Airport Workers Day recognising the more than 52,000 people that work across...
Suriname gateway upgrades passenger processing technology
Suriname’s Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport, more commonly known as Paramaribo-Zanderij International Airport (PBM), has introduced Common Use Passenger Processing System (CUPPS) technology....
Improving the experience
Enhancing terminals and the airport experience requires passenger centric planning, writes Joe Barden, executive vice president for terminal planning at Landrum & Brown,...
