ATC / ATM supplement 2015
In this ATC / ATM supplement, Andrey Elinson explains the impact of Open Skies status for Russia's Sochi International Airport, and David Gamper discusses how smaller airports can also benefit from airspace reform...
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In this ATC / ATM supplement, Andrey Elinson explains the impact of Open Skies status for Russia's Sochi International Airport, and David Gamper discusses how smaller airports can also benefit from airspace reform...
20 March 2015 | By Stéphane Dubet, Head of R&D at DSNA’s Aeronautical Information Service
Stéphane Dubet, Head of R&D at DSNA’s Aeronautical Information Service explains how System Wide Information Management (SWIM) is being used within the context of SESAR to improve information sharing between stakeholders, leading to reduced costs, improved efficiency and greater capacity in the ATM network.
20 March 2015 | By Sabrina Abdullah, Lecturer at IT University of Copenhagen
In research based upon field study and interviews undertaken at airports in Europe and the Middle East, Sabrina Abdullah, Lecturer at IT University of Copenhagen proposes new ways of managing and operating modern airports to enhance IT governance, knowledge creation and the passenger experience...
20 March 2015 | By Kim Olsen, Head of Copenhagen Airport’s Fire & Rescue Academy
New rules from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for airport rescue and firefighting services will soon begin to be implemented in European airports. This will be an interesting and demanding process to be certified by the new rules for many airports. Kim Olsen, Head of Copenhagen Airport’s Fire &…
20 March 2015 | By Sharon Mahony, Project Leader, EUROCONTROL
Everyday environmental impacts, in general noise and emissions, are significant constraining factors for efficient and sustainable airport operations, particularly in Europe, due to their effect on the quality of life and health of local communities. The industry is also under pressure to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. In order to…
20 March 2015 | By Matt Cartwright and Alex Bitus of Twelve Architects
With the football World Cup arriving in 2018, the Russian city of Rostov on Don needed to replace its current airport with one that would expand its capacity well into the future. Matt Cartwright and Alex Bitus of Twelve Architects explain how it approached its design for the all new…
20 March 2015 | By Mag. Julian Jäger, Management Board member, Vienna Airport (VIE)
Located at the very heart of Europe, Vienna Airport (VIE) is a strategically important airport in the region. As Management Board member Mag. Julian Jäger explains, VIE has made substantial progress in the past year in terms of the expansion and modernisation of infrastructure, its strategy to save costs and…
20 March 2015 | By International Airport Review
28th March 2001 marked the onset of a new era for air transport in Greece, with the opening of the Athens International Airport ‘Eleftherios Venizelos’, which has contributed to the transformation of the capital as one of the most modern, functional and safest airports in the world.
20 March 2015 | By International Airport Review
Andreas Delhusen, President and CEO of Sweden-based DHF Airport Systems AB, explains how its software can be used for centralised alarm analysis in critical airport functions.
Read the free digital version of Issue #1 2015 of International Airport Review magazine...
In this Airport Passenger Flow supplement, ACI Chairman James C Cherry explains how self-service technology is changing the way we travel, and Heikki Koski describes how Helsinki Airport can better understand passenger flow...
In this Airport Winter Operations supplement Lena Rökaas shares why Stockholm Arlanda Airport has never had to close because of snow, and James Shapland explains how the Met Office and Heathrow work closely together during the winter...
16 February 2015 | By Joao Aguair Machado, European Commission Director-General for Mobility & Transport
João Aguair Machado, European Commission Director- General for Mobility and Transport, looks at what needs to be done to accommodate continued growth in the commercial aviation industry.
Richard Deakin, CEO of NATS looks at the efficiency improvements that can be achieved by the Single European Sky (SES) initiative and the challenges to its adoption.
16 February 2015 | By Mike Woodall, IATA Center of Excellence for Independent Validation (CEIV)
The EU ACC3 inbound air cargo security regulations that came into effect in February 2012 affected almost all carriers moving air cargo or mail into or through the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA). Failure to meet the deadline of 1st July 2014 would have seen carriers denied…