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Drone detection technology to be trialled at YOW
Drone detection technology is to be trialled at Ottawa International Airport to see whether it can function compatibly in a civilian airport.
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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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Emergency rescue drills at Pulkovo St. Petersburg test airport readiness
The Russian airport practices one of the most complicated rescue drills, including spilled fuel on fire, engines on fire and the possibility of flames spreading into the cabin.
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Amsterdam Schiphol upgrades fire training aircraft, the FireFly
Looking to the future, Schiphol has upgraded the FireFly, encorporating elements based on the Airbus A380 to enable more intensive fire fighting training exercises.
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A day in the life of seamless travel – the next chapter of modern aviation
24 September 2019 | By Vision-Box
Join us on the 6 November as industry experts explore the current developments of seamless travel around the world through real-life implementation, lessons learned and subsequent best practice.
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Case study: Brussels Airport
What makes a great experience for passengers at the airport? Learn how Brussels Airport improved their passenger satisfaction.
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What today’s airlines need to lead tomorrow’s market
Discover how to make use of data analytics to make smarter decisions when it matters most – in real time.
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San Francisco Airport completes runway reconstruction ahead of schedule
As the runway at SFO dates back to the 1960s, the development team allowed extra time for its reconstruction project in case it had to deal with any unforeseen circumstances.
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Video: Southwest Airlines: How to satisfy 175 million passengers annually
How does Southwest Airlines mobilise a 21,000-strong workforce to serve 175 million passengers every year? Find out in this video.
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Video: How Virgin Atlantic maximises their passenger experience
Virgin Atlantic is on track to realize its vision of offering the best passenger experience while keeping staff happy and costs low.
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Bespoke information on aircraft noise can now be tailored by postcode
Over £1 million has been invested by Gatwick to improve the monitoring and reporting of aircraft noise since 2018.
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Bengaluru Airport to pave roads around the site with plastic waste
Plastic waste has become one of the largest burdens of our modern world, but Bengaluru Airport has found a novel way to re-purpose the material.
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Within aviation security, mitigating measures must be sustainable
As new security threats impose themselves on airport systems – including drones, insider threats, cyber-hackers and planned acts of terrorism – International Airport Review spoke to three individuals involved in the security sector to explore their views of airport security, their visions for the future, and the advice they can…
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Adapting airside operations for the world’s largest passenger airliner
Following the successful arrival of the A380 at Glasgow Airport, International Airport Review, spoke to Mark Johnston, the airport’s Managing Director, to discuss how airside operations and infrastructure had to be adapted to host the world's largest passenger airliner.
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Gatwick Airport welcomes AI technology to its apron
Gatwick Airport has become the first airport worldwide to deploy artificial intelligence computer vision technology on the apron for operational use.
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New collaboration will test feasibility of autonomous vehicles in airports
Georgia Tech and Delta Airlines have been testing autonomous vehicles in the hope to collect data on the potential applications within airports.
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