Positive development at Edinburgh Airport as electric vehicle chargers installed
Dozens of new electric vehicle charging points are now available to passengers, enhancing the provision for sustainable transport at Edinburgh Airport.
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Dozens of new electric vehicle charging points are now available to passengers, enhancing the provision for sustainable transport at Edinburgh Airport.
Edinburgh Airport is streamlining airport operations with Veovo’s smart technology so flights and passengers can go as smoothly as possible.
Passenger traffic across European airports is nearly restored to pre-pandemic levels due to a rise in international and domestic travel. European airport trade body, ACI EUROPE, reported a 69% increase in January compared to the same month last year.
Edinburgh Airport’s latest annual report has outlined the airport’s aim to become carbon neutral and increase investment in renewable technologies.
Edinburgh Airport and Ørsted have signed a partnership agreement to set out plans to decarbonise the airport and to accelerate sustainable air travel in the UK.
Gordon Dewar, Chief Executive at Edinburgh Airport, explains how the pandemic is not deterring the airport from their sustainable goals, in the latest installment of International Airport Review’s exclusive series.
On the same day as the airport confirmed its carbon neutral status for emissions under its direct control, Edinburgh Airport has published its new, ambitious sustainability strategy.
The 5G network will boost connection and download speeds across the airport, and smart-enable the building to support everything from intelligent automation to energy efficiency and enhanced security.
Similar to the new rules outlined by the UK government for England, the Scottish government has introduced a traffic light system for international travel.
Sandy Legget, General Manager of Air Traffic Services - Edinburgh for Air Navigation Solutions Ltd. (ANSL), writes of the new challenges presented by COVID-19 and discusses ATTIS – the provider’s response to managing the pandemic across the organisation.
The week-long trial at Edinburgh Airport will see the feasibility of pre-departure testing in an airport environment being researched in preparation for the Scottish aviation industry's recovery.
A Test to Release scheme is launched in England, but there is no such scheme in Scotland, despite persistent calls from aviation industry leaders.
While nearly two-fifths of people interviewed said that they would mind if aircraft noise returned to pre-lockdown levels, just under half indicated that they would not.
By donating the trays, Edinburgh Airport promotes sustainability and supports the development of security screening in African airports.
The airport consulted with staff and unions and the redundancy proposals were supported by more than 90 per cent of people who took part in the ballot.