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Last year we saw Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport top the table, boasting the busiest airport in the world with nearly 104 million (based on 2017 figures), but did it retain its top spot in 2018? Read on to find out more...
The operators of Prague Airport and Incheon International have announced they have boosted their ties by signing an 'extensive partnership agreement'.
We take a look back at the Skytrax awards 2017 with an excellent visual representation from Knoema.
Join International Airport Review in celebration of our 20th Anniversary as we begin our Top 20s feature and pick our Top 20 World Airports.
12 September 2016 | By International Airport Review
Incheon International Airport Corporation (IIAC) has asked an international consortium to design a new VoIP network and ATM infrastructure...
4 July 2016 | By Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer, International Airport Review
Budapest Airport welcomed its first direct connection to South Korea on Friday 01 July via Hungarian gateway’s latest airline partner, Asiana Airlines.
12 June 2014 | By Raghu Seelamonthula, Airports Solutions Leader, Honeywell
Improved airport capacity and enhanced levels of safety can be achieved by enhancing existing airport technologies, says Raghu Seelamonthula, Airport Solutions Leader at Honeywell...
19 December 2013 | By Seong-Kag Hong, Vice President, Aerodrome Division at Incheon International Airport Corporation.
Incheon International Airport uses an automated airport obstacle control system to maintain a safe airfield. Seong-Kag Hong, Vice President for Incheon’s Aerodrome Division provides an overview of the system...
16 June 2011 | By ARINC Incorporated
Three Chinese airlines have signed for the AviNet® Airport wide-area network service...
16 June 2006 | By Dr. John D. Kasarda, Director, Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, University of North Carolina
Demand, competition and opportunity in Asia are stimulating airport evolution and the emergence of the Aerotropolis. In this article, John Kasarda traces the development of the region’s airport cities.
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