All Airside operations articles – Page 5
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NewsLeidos to modernise Kazakhstan air traffic management system to support rapid aviation growth
Leidos partners with Kazaeronavigatsia to upgrade Kazakhstan’s air traffic control, enhancing safety, efficiency, and capacity as passenger numbers and aircraft fleet expand rapidly.
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Techo International Airport officially inaugurated
Cambodia inaugurates Techo International Airport, strengthening global connectivity and partnerships while boosting tourism, trade, and long-term economic growth across the region.
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NewsCargo flight UAE9788 crashes off Hong Kong runway killing two airport security staff
Cargo aircraft UAE9788 veered off the North Runway in Hong Kong, resulting in the deaths of two airport security personnel. Rescue operations saved the crew.
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NewsCanso urges EU to ease cost targets so air traffic providers can invest in capacity
European air navigation providers improved performance despite cost pressures, prompting Canso to call for more flexible EU efficiency targets to support future capacity growth.
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NewsTurners tanker drivers' strike to hit airline fuel supplies at Edinburgh and Glasgow airports
Tanker drivers based at Grangemouth working for Turners will strike over pay, disrupting fuel deliveries to airlines at Edinburgh and Glasgow airports.
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NewsQuito airport recognised for pioneering biodiversity integration while maintaining safe and efficient air operations
Mariscal Sucre International Airport has transformed part of its land into a wildlife sanctuary, demonstrating how biodiversity and aviation can coexist safely and sustainably.
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ArticleSecurity Management Systems: balancing people, processes and technology
Digital tools are reshaping security, but technology alone isn’t sufficient. Craig Kyson examines how effective Security Management System (SeMS) relies on a careful balance of intelligent systems, well-defined processes, and skilled personnel: the ‘Golden Triangle’ at the core of robust and resilient security.
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NewsEntry-Exit System has been introduced by EU
The new Entry-Exit System (EES) requires non-EU travellers to provide biometric data, replacing passport stamping and enhancing border security across Schengen countries.
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NewsAirfare trends 2025 shows inflation and competition drive higher fares, not airport charges
Airfares across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East have surged since 2019, driven by inflation and reduced airline competition rather than airport charges.
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NewsLondon Heathrow Airport welcomes record September passengers while maintaining punctuality and security across Europe
London Heathrow Airport handled nearly 7.4 million passengers in September 2025, remaining Europe’s most punctual hub and reinforcing its global connectivity and economic importance.
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NewsEuropean airports see 4.9% passenger growth in August as summer travel demand stays strong
Passenger traffic across Europe rose 4.9% year on year in August 2025, driven by international travel and strong leisure demand throughout the summer.
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NewsSunshine Coast Airport appoints McNab for $170 million terminal redevelopment and expansion project
Sunshine Coast Airport’s domestic terminal will nearly double in size, adding gates, lounges, sustainable design features, and improved passenger experiences, with construction led by McNab.
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NewsNavi Mumbai, India's newest airport, inaugurated by Prime Minister Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the first phase of Navi Mumbai International Airport today, marking a major milestone in India’s sustainable, fully digital aviation future.
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ArticleAmsterdam Airport Schiphol: Keeping air cargo moving via the largest technical and strategic transformation in its history
Schiphol Airport's obsolete cargo system threatened its operations. PA Consulting led the largest digital transformation in its history to keep air cargo moving.
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ArticleRovaniemi and Lapland Airports: growth and development in the Arctic
Rovaniemi Airport and Lapland’s airports are driving tourism growth with expanded facilities, improved passenger services, sustainable operations and year-round connectivity, enhancing regional development and global appeal.
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ArticleNavigating the next inflection point in hold baggage screening
Facing doubling passenger traffic and complex threats, airports must structurally transform hold baggage screening (HBS). This article details the strategic shift to ECAC Std 3.2, networked systems, and AI to build a resilient, adaptable security ecosystem prepared for the next decade of growth and evolution.
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NewsSydney Airport makes Uber PIN rideshare pickup permanent after successful trial for passengers
Following a 12-month trial, Sydney Airport passengers can now use Uber PIN for faster, safer, and more convenient rideshare pickups at the T1 International Terminal.
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NewsOakland Airport completes first phase of Terminal 1 restroom renovations enhancing accessibility and passenger experience
Phase 1 of Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport’s restroom renovation programme introduces modern, spacious, and accessible facilities, including all-gender restrooms and the airport’s first dedicated lactation suite.
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ArticleWhy we rebuilt the airport brain, and what happened next
The Airport Operational Database (AODB) is often called the airport brain. The problem is that most AODBs were designed for a different world.
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NewsHeathrow Airport to upgrade M25 with new tunnel and bridges while keeping traffic flowing
London Heathrow Airport’s third runway plans include a privately funded M25 upgrade built offline, improving safety and traffic flow while minimising disruption to daily motorists.