International Airport Review Issue 4 2020
This issue covers how COVID-19 is set to change the aviation ecosystem for the foreseeable, alongside surface access, new appointments and the One ID project.
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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.
This issue covers how COVID-19 is set to change the aviation ecosystem for the foreseeable, alongside surface access, new appointments and the One ID project.
Scheduled to open in October 2020, Brandenburg Airport has begun the security search process to find any dangerous or forbidden items.
Two contracts, worth $11.35 million and $559,000, have been awarded by TAIT for pavement renovation and runway safety works at Tulsa Airport.
Under renovation since early 2016, the new departure areas at the two terminals of Osaka Airport feature a heavy focus on retail and F&B.
Stephanie Wear, Director of Air Service Development and Cargo Services at Philadelphia Airport, discusses the airport’s response to the drastic decline in air services through its COVID-19 Air Service Recovery Incentive Program.
Celine Hourcade, TIACA’s Transition Director, details how TIACA’s transformation programme will help the organisation be more relevant, and therefore better support the air cargo sector.
The Skiddometer BV11 VI (vehicle integration) is the latest innovation in friction measurement.
Denver Airport has successfully completed the steel structure of the exterior buildings on both Concourse C-East and Concourse B-East.
The new training, in accordance with ICAO CART recommendations, will work to enable the safe and secure restart of air operations post-COVID-19.
UK Power Networks Services will conduct an investigation into offsite access for the control of Heathrow Airport's electricity network.
ACI World has provided a dataset for 2019, demonstrating a healthy aviation industry in terms of passengers, cargo and aircraft movements.
Adam Wilson, Operations Director at Edinburgh Airport, discusses how COVID-19 has demanded airport operations change, and how Edinburgh has met these challenges.
The DASA competition provides an opportunity to help further develop the critical counter-drone technical capabilities needed.