news
For the first time, Pulkovo St Petersburg Airport serves passengers with e-visas
Pulkovo St Petersburg Airport will now serve visitors from 53 countries entering the Russian Federation with free electronic visas.
List view / Grid view
Regulation & Legislation
Filter the results
news
Progress in key economic development priorities to be driven by ICAO
The importance of economic development within air transport has been stressed by the UN agency.
article
Investigating airport development in Africa and the Middle East
Airport development is often greatly influenced by who owns the assets and how they are managed and regulated. Kashif Khalid from IATA here describes how it is no different in Africa and the Middle East.
article
Are commercial airports in U.S. responsible for PFAS contamination?
Environmental Litigation Group discusses how the use of PFAS-containing foams at airports is increasing the likelihood of individuals suffering from multiple types of cancer.
news
ICAO Secretary General emphasises safety, capacity and efficiency
Speaking at the ICAO 40th Assembly, ICAO Secretary General, Dr Fang Liu, discussed aviation safety and air navigation capacity and efficiency.
article
Could impending industry challenges disrupt Groupe ADP’s stability?
Despite near-term challenges, Groupe ADP’s operating performance and business fundamentals should remain sound, says Juliana Gallo, Director, Infrastructure EMEA, S&P Global Ratings.
news
UK to advise Kazakhstan on aviation regulation
This agreement will allow the AAK to "enhance competence and qualification of its staff, as well as to transfer the best experience from aviation authorities to Kazakhstan."
webinar
On-Demand Webinar – Blockchain: Flying the friendly skies
8 October 2019 | By TIBCO
Blockchain in the world of airports According to the newest research released by SITA, blockchain is fast emerging among airports and airlines as the priority technology for making the travel experience more efficient. The most commonly expected use of blockchain is for passenger identification, with 40 per cent of airlines…
article
Debating the tax that is meant to pay for the environmental costs of air travel
For this column, International Airport Review asked a panel of industry experts: Where do you stand on Air Passenger Duty?
news
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.
news
Breath analyser examination centre introduced in Mumbai
Breath analyser examination facilities have been introduced in Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA).
article
International Airport Review Issue 5 2019
How virtual reality is being used within airport operations, 10 focus areas to ensure workforce wellbeing is cared for and a London airport’s new sustainability strategy are all covered in this issue.
article
Aviation noise must be discussed in a frank and open manner
ICCAN Head Commissioner, Robert Light, speaks of his ambition to ensure aviation noise is an important consideration within the industry’s future growth plans.
news
Heathrow takes the top spot again in OAG’s Megahubs Index
Official Airline Guide has released its annual Megahubs Index in which it rates the connectivity of major air transportation hubs.
news
New approach called for on community engagement on noise
ACI and CANSO believe noise discussions and solutions are more effective when developed using community feedback.