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What’s keeping you awake at night?: CIO of MAG (Airports Group)
Voxpop clip with Nicholas Woods, CIO at MAG (Airports Group) on what’s keeping him awake at night.
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Airside Operations
Airside operations cover a vast range of procedures, including but not limited to the management of aircraft movements, foreign object debris (FOD) detection, wildlife management, the handling of weather implications, evaluating law enforcement, ARFF, air traffic control, and incident responses.
Many of these directly impact the safety of passengers and staff and therefore are incredibly important for the day-to-day routine at an airport. They also involve a portfolio of individuals within an airport’s workforce and so International Airport Review aims to gather industry news on airside operations, but also to speak to leading industry figures regarding what they see as the biggest challenges within airside operations, the potential solutions, and what they see the future holding for the airside area of an airport.
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Message from the Editor: International Airport Summit 2022 agenda
Watch this message from the Editor about the topical agenda of panel discussions being showcased at the International Airport Summit 2022.
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Avinor’s digital remote towers system: Lessons learned and next steps
Introducing a new digital Remote Tower Centre requires trust in technology, safety and security for both employees and local communities, and, importantly, knowledge-sharing with all throughout the roll-out phase. Abraham Foss, Chief Executive Officer at the Avinor Group, explains more.
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Urban-Air Port joins ACI Europe
Urban-Air Port has been welcomed into the Airports Council International Europe, making the vertiport operator the first to join the membership.
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UK’s first medical drone project secures £10.1 million in funding
AGS Airports and NHS Scotland have secured £10.1 million in funding to deliver the UK’s first medical distribution network using drones.
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Taking off into the future of air travel
Carlo Tursi, Chief Executive Officer of UrbanV, tells International Airport Review about the progress made to date on the development of vertiports that will accommodate all the new advanced air mobility aircraft that will be certified in the coming years.
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UK government funds world first advanced electric flight ecosystem
Aerospace, Virgin Atlantic, Atkins, Skyports, NATS, and other industry leading organisations have come together to create the world’s first advanced electric flight ecosystem and accelerate the introduction of AAM in the UK.
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Aviation Australia joins Greenbird push for AAM
Aviation Australia, a world-class training organisation has joined Australia’s only industry-led organisation, Greenbird, to continue the push the development of Advanced Air Mobility.
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Vertical Aerospace and CAE partner on electric flight pilot training
Vertical Aerospace has announced that CAE will be the pilot training partner for the company’s launch of eVTOL aircraft, the VX4.
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Opportunities and challenges for urban aviation mobility
International Airport Review’s Editorial Assistant, Lily Mae Pacey, speaks with Ivonne Kuger, Vice President Corporate Development at Munich Airport International, to discuss the development of urban air mobility.
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Heathrow imposes capacity cap to secure reliable summer journeys
John Holland-Kaye, London Heathrow Airport’s CEO has responded in an open letter to passengers regarding the upcoming capacity cap this summer 2022.
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Airports welcome EC’s proposal to reinstate normal slot usage rules
Airports Council International Europe has welcomed the European Commission’s proposal to finally proposal to return to normal slot usage rules for the upcoming Winter 2022/23 season.
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ACI Asia-Pacific welcomes co-operation to overcome recovery challenges
Airports Council International Asia-Pacific has requested for innovative procedures, flexible regulatory policies, greater efficiency, and an improved passenger experience as part of its long-term approach to help with airports' recovery.
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May 2022 air cargo buoyed by easing of COVID-19 restrictions in China
The International Air Transport Association has released May 2022 data for global air cargo markets, demonstrating that the easing of Omicron restrictions in China has helped to relieve supply chain constraints.
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International travel drives May 2022 air traffic recovery
The International Air Transport Association has released passenger data for May 2022 demonstrating that air travel recovery has accelerated heading into the busy summer travel season.
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