All Airside operations articles – Page 6
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InterviewHow smart tech is optimising your airport | International Airport Summit 2025 preview
AI is no longer a future concept—it’s a present-day imperative for airports. In this exclusive interview, Tara Mulrooney of Edmonton International Airport and Jacqui Johnson of +impact reveal how smart technologies are helping airports do more with less, and why embracing AI now is critical to staying ahead.
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Hong Kong airport handles 600 flights amid Typhoon Ragasa
Hong Kong International Airport managed all scheduled flights despite the typhoon. The new Coach Hall also launched, improving links to the Greater Bay Area.
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Strikes at Bournemouth Airport to take place after new pay offer rejected
Unite members at Bournemouth Airport will strike on four dates after rejecting a new pay deal, with flights from TUI and Ryanair heavily affected.
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NewsJFK Airport Terminal 6 to launch pooled electric ground fleet in landmark sustainability partnership
JFK Millennium Partners and Fortbrand will manage Terminal 6’s shared electric ground equipment, supporting the Port Authority’s ambitious net-zero emissions goals by 2050.
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NewsNavi Mumbai International Airport set to reshape Maharashtra’s economy, boost infrastructure and create global identity
Navi Mumbai International Airport opens this September, promising economic growth, world-class infrastructure, sustainable design and a transformative new identity for Maharashtra.
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ArticleReport | Successfully scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)
PA's report reveals how to turn the noise around Sustainable Aviation Fuel into a symphony of action, outlining strategies for widespread adoption by 2030.
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WebinarBeyond silos: How ecosystem thinking elevates the airport experience
Watch this webinar to discover how airports are moving beyond silos and harnessing ecosystem collaboration to transform the airport experience. Learn how ecosystem thinking enables airports to adapt, personalise, and continuously improve every touchpoint.
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ArticleZurich Airport's long-term approach to sustainability: energy transition, breakthrough fuels and electrification
With over three decades at Zurich Airport, Emanuel Fleuti has witnessed the evolution of sustainability from a fringe concern to a core strategic pillar. As the airport's long-serving environmental lead, he brings continuity, context and conviction to Zurich's decarbonisation journey. He shares more with Holly Miles.
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NewsElectric aircraft completes full Stavenger to Bergen test route
A Bristow pilot has completed the route between Stavanger and Bergen with the electric aircraft ALIA, produced by BETA Technologies, in its entirety for the first time.
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ArticleHow Rhode Island’s T. F. Green became America’s fastest growing airport in 2025
Iftikhar Ahmad, CEO of Rhode Island’s T. F. Green International Airport, writes exclusively for International Airport Review, about how the airport has transformed into America’s fastest-growing airport this year, driven by strategic growth, smart investments, and a passenger-first focus.
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Hong Kong Airport manages flight disruptions and diversions as typhoon Tapah brings severe weather
Hong Kong International Airport is handling 800 flights with 100 cancellations and diversions, as Airport Authority Hong Kong coordinates emergency operations during Typhoon Tapah.
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ReportSmart Airports: From Curb to Runway
Unlock insights from leading smart airports on data-driven operations, automation, and passenger-centric innovation. Access for free today.
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NewsLeeds Bradford Airport expansion set to boost Yorkshire economy and international connectivity by 2030
The new terminal and infrastructure upgrades at LBA aim to increase passenger numbers, create thousands of jobs, and strengthen Yorkshire’s global transport links.
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Aena hits back at Ryanair over Spanish route cuts: “hypocrisy, rudeness and blackmail”
Ryanair will close bases and cut flights in Spain over small fee increases, prompting Aena’s CEO to accuse the airline of intimidation and dishonest tactics.
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NewsGeorge Bush Intercontinental Airport opens first integrated coordination centre to strengthen airport safety, emergency response and passenger communications
Houston Airports has launched its first Integrated Coordination Centre at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, uniting safety, security and operations to improve emergency response and passenger services.
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Korean Air invests USD 50 billion in Boeing aircraft, engines and long-term maintenance programme
Korean Air has signed a USD 50 billion deal for Boeing aircraft, spare engines and long-term maintenance to strengthen growth and competitiveness.
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SAS and Hoppago expand partnership to integrate global rail booking across 70 countries
SAS customers can now book train tickets across 70 countries directly via Hoppago integration, adding seamless rail options alongside flights and transfers.
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NewsPicture of the week: Alef Aeronautics begins flying car operations at Half Moon Bay and Hollister airports
This week’s picture of the week comes from Alef Aeronautics, who has secured agreements to operate flying cars at Half Moon Bay and Hollister airports, expanding its research, testing, and future fleet bases.
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VideoUnlocking Hidden Airside Capacity | International Airport Summit 2025 preview
Watch this exclusive interview giving you a sneak preview into the type of discussion you can expect at International Airport Summit 2025.
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UK aviation sector records 81 million passengers in spring as punctuality improves and growth surpasses pre-pandemic levels
UK aviation reached record highs between April and June with 81 million passengers and strong punctuality gains, marking a confident recovery beyond pre-pandemic levels.