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Passengers departing from Miami International Airport can now board with the quick click of a camera instead of a boarding pass and passport, thanks to biometric exit technology launched at the airport.
Changi Airport's growth continues as three new airlines and seven new city links are added to the portfolio at the hub airport.
Passengers at London City airport reached a total of 4.87 million in 2018, a 6.4 per cent increase on the previous year.
With operations now in 87 airports in 13 countries, dnata adds Los Angeles International to its ground handling portfolio.
A first for German airports, Josie Pepper's brain is based on IBM Watson technology, a question and answer computer system specifically developed to answer questions from the quiz show Jeopardy.
Bordeaux Airport is reflecting upon record passengers and growth throughout 2017.
Lufthansa will now offer flights to Munich four times a week for winter and five times a week next summer and a new daily flight to Frankfurt next summer.
Lufthansa is joining forces with Winding Tree – a blockchain-based platform boasting intent to cut costs for flyers and increase profits for providers.
German cities can expect to be better connected than ever as Lufthansa and its subsidiary Eurowings open up or expand long-haul routes all over the country.
From 12 September onwards, Lufthansa will be offering flights to Hong Kong on an Airbus A350-900.
The Lufthansa Group increased its total revenues by 12.7 percent to EUR 17.0 billion in the first six months of 2017 (prior-year period: EUR 15.0 billion).
Lufthansa has been voted the “Best Airline in Europe”. The award was given at the Paris Air Show on 20 June 2017 in Le Bourget.
From June 2017 onwards, customers will be able to pay with Amadeus Airport Pay for ancillary services while checking in.
What is seamless travel? How does it differ from passenger experience? How might different airports must rethink the way they treat different passengers? Here's what the 'Seamless Travel Series' taught us...
Traditionally enjoying a troublesome relationship, airports and airlines are beginning to realise that they share the same objective: ensuring customer satisfaction.
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