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A new chapter for aviation
EU Commissioner for Transport, Violeta Bulc, launches International Airport Review’s 2017 Leaders’ Series with an overview of the ICAO historic agreement to reduce international aviation emissions.
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Banning single-use plastics, encouraging use of public transport to and from an airport, managing food waste, reducing use of fossil fuels, monitoring water use, switching to renewable energy sources, sourcing food sustainably. These are all examples of how an airport can begin to reduce its carbon footprint; its greenhouse-gas emissions; its impact on the environment.
The climate change emergency is upon us, and all industries must work hard at becoming more sustainable – the aviation industry included. As the above paragraph demonstrates, this goes beyond using sustainable aviation fuel.
Many airports and authorities have recognised the need to implement environmentally-friendly strategies, and International Airport Review here showcases some of these achievements. However the entire industry must continue striving and innovating to ensure an airport’s surroundings are not negatively impacted and the environment is protected for the future.
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Canada’s largest venture in sustainable airports takes flight at YYC
Rob Adamson, Principal Architect at design consultancy, DIALOG, outlines the unique features of the terminal as well as the process of designing airports with the environment in mind...
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The ICAO CORSIA Agreement: A sustainable future for air transport
ICAO Council President, Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu, provides an overview of the historic ICAO sustainable development agreement....
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Five dead in Melbourne plane crash
Four US citizens and an Australian pilot have been pronounced dead after a small aircraft crashed into a shopping centre.
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6 technologies that will revolutionise the aviation and airport industry in 2017
As we enter 2017, the future seems at once both exciting and worrying. As the technology sector moves forward faster than other industries can keep up, issues such as cyber security become more and more challenging at a faster and faster rate. To look into which technologies will come to affect most…
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The world’s top 20 airports | 20 years of International Airport Review
Join International Airport Review in celebration of our 20th Anniversary as we begin our Top 20s feature and pick our Top 20 World Airports.
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Federal regulation for tortoise management
In this article, Orlando looks at the use of synthetic aviation turf as wildlife mitigation tool using information from FAA funded study.
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CANSO Chair Ed Sims to step down
Ed Sims will step down from his role as Chair of CANSO in May 2017, following his decision to resign as CEO of Airways New Zealand to take up an international position.
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Low-cost airline Wizz Air to install base at London Luton
Low-cost Hungarian-based airline Wizz Air is to set up a base at London Luton.
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Cotswold Airport Aviation Scholarship celebrates its 10th anniversary
International Airport Review firmly believes that we need to encourage more young people to enlist in the industry and this is reflected in our coverage.
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European Parliament must swiftly endorse aviation ETS legislation
A4E welcomes European Commission’s proposal to maintain EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) for European flights as a transition to the global system agreed by governments worldwide.
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The UK reacts to government’s National Policy Strategy for Aviation
Responding to the publication of the draft Airports National Policy Statement, we hear from the Chairman of the AOA, Ed Anderson, EY and Norton Rose Fulbright.
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Night flights to be banned at Heathrow’s third runway
There are plans to stop night flights at London Heathrow's third runway following a UK governmental National Policy Statement proposal from the Transport Secretary Chris Grayling.
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Edinburgh Airport launch consulation 2 on airspace change programme
Edinburgh Airport has launched the second stage of its public consultation on the Airspace Change Programme (ACP), which sets out the plan for the airport's future growth, ensuring that it continues to be able to support Scotland’s economy and jobs in a safe and effective way.
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Gatwick to be carbon neutral by the spring?
18 January 2017 | By International Airport Review
Gatwick is the first UK airport to join more than 80 of the world’s most influential companies in a programme designed to generate a massive increase in the demand for renewable electricity...
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