Blockchain technology: passport to the future?
SITA is exploring the possibility of developing blockchain technology to provide travellers with single secure mobile or wearable travel identification through airports and across borders...
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SITA is exploring the possibility of developing blockchain technology to provide travellers with single secure mobile or wearable travel identification through airports and across borders...
Craig Bradbrook, Vice President of Aviation Services of Greater Toronto Airports speaks with Mike Moore, Thor Arve Øveraasen, Jan Pojezny, Dennis Mistreanu, Kelvin Williamson and Frederic Versavel about their products.
You don’t need expensive investments in new infrastructure to increase airport capacity, says Warsaw Chopin Airport’s Terminal Product Specialist, Piotr Pawlisiak, he believes that employee creativity and the vision and acceptance of airport management boards will suffice.
11 February 2016 | By
A word about Cyber Security with Dr John McCarthy. An exclusive blog post from the high-profile Cyber Security Specialist...
11 February 2016 | By Dr John McCarthy, Cyber Security Specialist
A word about Cyber Security with Dr John McCarthy. An exclusive blog post from the high-profile Cyber Security Specialist...
9 February 2016 | By Finavia Corporation
Following an agreement announced by the European Investment Bank (IEB) to provide a €230 million loan for the expansion of Helsinki Airport, airport operator Finavia Corporation discusses its development plans in preparation for 20 million passengers by 2020...
International Airport Review has put together a list of, what we believe, will be the top trends in the industry in 2016…
Winter weather can present a unique set of challenges when it comes to the smooth running of an airport. Jon Dutton, Business Manager of the Met Office Aviation team, looks to the future of forecasting in the UK.
Historically, aerospace de/anti-icing technology has grown from the original concept of applying a freeze-point suppressant chemical to the wings of aircrafts. In a market whereby such a norm has influenced the entire de-icing industry, including the development of test methods, how can new life be injected into the way we…
2015 was an exciting year for the airport industry, with appearance of new technologies, numerous modernisation and development projects announced and a record number of passengers. International Airport Review has put together our highlights, based on what our readers have been looking at the most…
26 January 2016 | By International Airport Review
Read the free digital version of Issue #1 2016 of International Airport Review magazine...
Occasional blasts of severe winter weather are a fact of life at Toronto Pearson International Airport. For Craig Bradbrook, Vice President of Aviation Services, the key to minimising their impact is ensuring that everyone shares a belief in the value of collaboration.
26 January 2016 | By International Airport Review
Featuring articles from Warsaw Chopin Airport and Gatwick Airport, plus Johannes Scharnberg, Director of Aviation at Hamburg Airport discusses the revolutionary I-drop system...
26 January 2016 | By International Airport Review
Featuring articles from the Met Office, Warsaw Chopin Airport and Toronto Pearson International Airport...
26 January 2016 | By Todd Hauptli, President and CEO of the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)
Innovation is integral to aviation. It’s what drove two bicycle makers from Ohio to become the famous flying Wright Brothers. It’s what pushed us beyond the sound barrier, and it will continue to push us to places in flight we can’t even imagine. Innovation can also drive the modern airport…