Issue 3’s In-Depth Focus on Operational Efficiency
Posted: 16 June 2021 | International Airport Review | No comments yet
Within this section of the magazine, we hear from three different organisations on how they look to achieve operational efficiency and increase productivity within their business.


Operational excellence is the foundation of an airport and is also key to rebuilding passenger confidence and business sustainability. In this In-Depth Focus, we hear about scaling operational efficiency at a rapidly growing transit hub; how an Airport Operational Status system is helping one airport to improve operational productivity and efficiency and how the air traffic management (ATM) industry is embracing best practice to achieve resilient and agile regional and global connectivity.
- Building efficient and sustainable air traffic flow
Air traffic flow management (ATFM) and collaborative decision making (CDM) are key drivers of efficient aviation. Balancing demand against capacity and increasing operational coordination, they are critical procedures for air navigation service providers (ANSPs), airlines and airports in delivering synchronised, seamless and sustainable air transport. Coleen Hawrysko, Operations Programme Manager at the Civil Air Navigation Services Organization (CANSO), explores how the air traffic management (ATM) industry is embracing best practice to achieve resilient and agile regional and global connectivity. - Using operational efficiency to develop a low-cost transit hub
Sanjay Khanna, Chief Executive Officer at Ras Al Khaimah International Airport, shares insights on scaling operational efficiency at a rapidly growing transit hub in the northernmost Emirate of the United Arab Emirates. - Information shared is performance improved
Timo Järvelä, Vice President of Passenger Experience and Processes for Helsinki Airport, explains how Finavia’s new Airport Operational Status System is helping them to improve operational productivity and efficiency.
New report from International Airport Review: Securing Airports in an Evolving Threat Landscape
International Airport Review has brought together top voices from across the global aviation security sector, including International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), ACI World, Fraport, Qatar Civil Aviation Authority, Winnipeg Airports Authority, and Smiths Detection to examine today’s most pressing airport security challenges and emerging threats.
This expert-led report provides a strategic assessment of the vulnerabilities facing airports in 2025, encompassing cyber-attacks, drone incursions, evolving geopolitical risks, and emerging technologies.
The result is a practical, insightful guide to strengthening airport resilience, anticipating risks before they escalate, and keeping your airport off the front page
Download the report for free and stay ahead of the security curve – READ FOR FREE NOW!