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14 June 2018 | By Attila Simon | Director of Business Development | HungaroControl
Fresh from scooping up the Sustainability Category Innovation Award at the Airport Show 2018 in Dubai, Attila Simon, Director of Business Development at HungaroControl, speaks about how Hungary’s free-route airspace is a showcase of delivering real customer value.
13 June 2018 | By International Airport Review
With air traffic set to double over the next 20 years, airport operations are becoming stretched and airports are turning to technology to ensure efficiency isn’t affected. Drawing upon the knowledge of regulators, airports and ANSPs, International Airport Review’s Guide To… Remote Digital Towers will reveal the benefits of one…
12 June 2018 | By International Airport Review
From the ever-increasing use of self-service, to the streamlining of security processes, to the deployment of innovative new technologies such as robotics and artificial intelligence, the way that airports process their passengers is changing. This In-Depth Focus profiles some of the innovative ways airports are embracing new technology to the…
11 June 2018 | By International Airport Review
The pressure exerted on to ground handling companies is ever-increasing in today’s busy airport environment, so the question remains of how ground handlers can enhance their efficiency, whilst keeping operations safe and within budget. Whist some are turning towards automation, others are championing a joined-up approach to airside operations.
8 June 2018 | By International Airport Review
In this issue: discovering the benefits of remote digital towers, the rise of automation in passenger processing, and unlocking the value of data to improve operational efficiencies.
7 June 2018 | By International Airport Review
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new set of EU rules governing how a company manages, protects and administers personal data. Whether you are a subscriber, author, advertiser or supplier to our journal, we may hold information about you and we need to keep it private and secure.
1 June 2018 | By Kylie Johnson | Editor | Green & Growing
Concerns over pollution are never far from an airport's agenda. Pressure to become cleaner can come from many quarters, including legal requirements, but increasingly passengers expect their airport to take the initiative. In this article, Kylie Johnson, the editor of Green and Growing, writes about the myriad of environmental problems…
31 May 2018 | By Neil Norman | CEO | Human Recognition Systems
Facial recognition received a battery of bad PR recently with the news that some police forces in the United Kingdom had been trialling the technology to what might be politely termed limited success. This failure may have caused a stir in the media, but for Neil Norman, CEO of leading…
30 May 2018 | By Roni Tidhar
As the civil aviation industry continues to deal with the threat of terrorist attacks, Roni Tidhar, Head of International Consulting - Security and Safety, Ben-Gurion Airport, Commerce and Business Development Division, Israel Airports Authority (IAA), explores some key factors that every airport director or manager must address and preferably take…
24 May 2018 | By George Smith (International Airport Review)
We are often reminded that aviation is a blossoming industry with more and more people taking to the skies every year. But where are they going and what are they doing once they get there?
16 May 2018 | By Samantha Berry | Head of Innovation & Regulatory Compliance | OmniServ
The way an airport treats its disabled passengers is one of the most important qualities by which they are judged. Aside from the ethical implications, failure to do so adequately can be a blow to business, creating storms of bad PR which stick around long after their root cause has…
15 May 2018 | By Annie McKenna (International Airport Review)
As the number of passengers travelling by air continues to rise, so too does the data that accompanies those passengers. Many airports are currently using legacy IT infrastructure which, although being fit for purpose at the time of implementation, is now in need of a refresh. By future-proofing their IT…
8 May 2018 | By Abhi Chacko | Head of IT Commercial and Innovation | Gatwick Airport
Although it looks like a single entity from the outside, airports are mini cities hosting a collection of independent organisations including airlines, ground handlers, retailers, restaurants, police, immigration agencies and hotels. Getting the right information to the right person at the right time is crucial for the airport ecosystem to…
1 May 2018 | By Bernardo Gogna
Already one of Europe’s most important international hubs, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has embarked on a renewal and renovation project which, when complete, will enable an additional 14 million passengers to travel through the airport. Bernardo Gogna, Director of the Capital Programme at Royal Schiphol Group, reveals the plans.
1 May 2018 | By Sara Britt | Corporate Liaison | People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)
Opposition to glue traps has grown fast in the U.S. over the last year. In March, PETA announced more than 100 airports had committed to ridding their properties of the devices. In this article, Sara Britt, from PETA, discusses how the case for banning glue traps hit home in the…
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