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19 April 2018 | By Lee Pannett | Director | Scarecrow Group
The world’s increasingly busy airports face a growing threat of birdstrikes and wildlife hazards, partly due to expanding urban environments and bird populations, but also due to the global growth of airport traffic. Lee Pannett, Director at the Scarecrow Group, reveals how bio-acoustic technology can successfully mitigate the issue.
13 April 2018 | By Stephen Davies | Chief Marketing Officer | Kiwi.com
Shifting more than 170 million passengers every year, London is the busiest city in the world for aviation. But is the gravity of the capital on the wane and will regional airports soon be getting a bigger slice of the pie? Stephen Davis from global travel agency Kiwi.com explores.
12 April 2018 | By Cissy Chan | Executive Director | Commercial | Airport Authority Hong Kong
Recently, Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) was recognised by IATA as a partner in its CEIV Pharma certification scheme. In this article, Cissy Chan, the Executive Director, Commercial, at the Airport Authority of Hong Kong, tells us more about how it keeps at the top of the game in pharmaceutical…
9 April 2018 | By International Airport Review
Ever wondered which airport processes the most passengers per year? How many of the world's top 20 are situated in the US? Scroll down to see the list...
6 April 2018 | By Darren Riva | Services Director | Northern Europe | Zumtobel Group
A vast piece of infrastructure like an airport needs an equally vast network of light to keep passengers happy and safe. In this article Darren Riva of the lighting systems provider Zumtobel Group writes about the emerging trend of lighting as a service.
5 April 2018 | By George Smith (International Airport Review)
Aviation is booming. Pre-recession growth rates have reasserted themselves and airports are bracing for a coming flood. Often, this preparation is focussed on physical infrastructure, how they will create more space to accommodate the numbers. But airports ignore data at their peril. With a deluge of passengers comes a deluge…
4 April 2018 | By Vuzix
The IATA Aviation Virtual and Augmented Reality Summit (AVARS) will be the first of its kind to focus on the technology in the industry. In this article, Vuzix takes us through a few of the smart glasses offerings currently being employed by the aviation industry.
4 April 2018 | By Ana Ysabel Soriano | Product Manager | IATA
Momentum is building behind virtual reality (VR). Its potential applications in education and training are quickly becoming apparent. In this article, we hear from IATA, one of the leaders in the field, which is working to see VR become an everyday reality for the aviation sector.
25 March 2018 | By Nikolas Jaeger | CEO and founder | Inflight VR
In this article, Nikolas Jaeger, CEO and founder of Inflight VR, talks about the potential of virtual reality (VR) to transform passenger experience. Mr Jaeger will be speaking about VR and AR in customer experience at IATA's upcoming Aviation Virtual & Augmented Reality Summit.
9 March 2018 | By George Smith (International Airport Review), Harald Eisenaecher | Chief Commercial Officer | Infare
Ahead of its webinar on the value of airfare big data to airports on Wednesday March 14, we caught up with Infare's new Chief Commercial Officer Harald Eisenaecher to hear his thoughts about the dynamic role big data plays in the aviation sector and what potential it holds.
5 March 2018 | By International Airport Review
With over 320 destinations served by 111 airlines, Schiphol Airport’s network is huge. Despite in 2017 welcoming 68.4 million travellers at Schiphol, with numbers still rising, the airport must do more to develop. Ahead of groundbreaking in early-2019 for construction of a new pier, followed by a new terminal, Charles…
5 March 2018 | By Mike Ross | Director of Commercial Development | Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA)
A focus on the passenger and cultivating mutually beneficial relationships with concessionaires has seen non-aeronautical revenue grow to 30 per cent of total revenue at Toronto Pearson. For International Airport Review, Mike Ross, Director of Commercial Development at Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) explains that continued innovation in this space…
5 March 2018 | By Melinda Pagliarello | Director of Environmental Affairs | ACI-NA
For International Airport Review, Melinda Pagliarello, Director of Environmental Affairs at Airports Council International – North America (ACI-NA), takes a look at the most recent challenges in airport noise, the research and approaches being used to address it, and explores the future challenges that will keep everybody talking about airport…
1 March 2018 | By Simon Meyer | Managing Director of Aviation Solutions | Human Recognition Systems
In February, the head of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) issued a warning about the growing capacity crisis that faces the aviation industry. But is simply building more the best way forward? Simon Meyer of Human Recognition Systems tells us more.
26 February 2018 | By Kam Jandu | Chief Commercial Officer | Budapest Airport
Budapest Airport, the capital city gateway of Hungary, is perfectly located as a gem of Central and Eastern Europe and among the most easily accessible areas in the region. Holding its position as one of Europe’s fastest growing airports, Budapest welcomed a robust average 14.5 per cent year-on-year increase in…
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