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Tour of regional airports launched by UK Aviation Minister
The tour is part of the Department for Transport's Regional Air Connectivity Review, which was launched in mid-January 2020.
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There are a multitude of regulations and legislation that impact the aviation industry. These can be focused on safety, workforce needs, the legal requirements of connecting countries, and more.
As new risks begin to threaten airports, new regulations come into play to protect the aerodrome environment and its inhabitants.
With multiple aviation authorities working within the industry, regs and legs are being continuously reviewed. Within this section of International Airport Review we hope to keep you up to date on the most recent amendments and rules.
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Orlando International earns full EMAP accreditation
Orlando International has become the first airport to be awarded with the accreditation, following efforts that began in 2017.
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ACI Europe calls for overhaul of EU Airport Slot Regulation
ACI Europe's recommendations state that a significant change must be made to the way airport slot allocation is governed.
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Consultation begins for future aircraft flight paths at LJLA
The 12-week consultation is being undertaken as part of the modernisation of the UK's airspace.
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Quality of life in Uttlesford to be improved with £35 million from Stansted
Stansted's investment will see efforts made to ensure Uttlesford remains one of the best places in the UK to live, work and do business.
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Wireless emergency alert test to be undertaken by LAX
LAX joins a small number of airports in testing the WEA system, taking preemptive measures in case of any future emergencies.
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Future Stewart Partners to maintain New York Stewart International Airport
The joint venture between Groupe ADP and AvPORTS has finalised an agreement with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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Developing airport real estate: The four drivers of success
Dr. Max Hirsh discusses the key drivers that distinguish successful airport real estate projects from their less successful peers.
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Preventing psychological impacts on airport staff and passengers
Nishtha Jain, Psychology Undergraduate at Christ University, Bangalore, expresses the opinion that each airport should create a mental health care unit for the wellbeing of both passengers and staff.
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ICCAN calls for new evidence to inform future decisions on aviation noise
Following its review of the 2014 Survey of Noise Attitudes, ICCAN has recommended that new research is undertaken to examine attitudes to aviation noise.
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Does small-scale fire testing reliably increase safety?
Mike Willson, fire-fighting foam specialist, investigates whether passenger and staff safety is at a greater risk in Australia due to incorrect use of fire‑fighting foams and uncompromising regulations.
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IATA launches programme to raise global cargo handling standards
The programme will aim to reduce audit complexity and duplication for cargo handling facilities and therefore reduce redundant audit efforts by 50 per cent.
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European airports welcome opportunities provided by EC Green Deal
The new sustainability and climate strategy announced by the European Commission has been eagerly welcomed by the EU aviation industry.
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Approaching noise management with new methods
Today, we consider annoyance as the most obvious reaction to aviation noise, says Marius Nicolescu, Secretary General of Airport Regions Conference. With the clear indication that air travel is continuing to rise, global passenger numbers expected to double by 2037 and communities becoming more vocal about noise impact, airports need…
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The aviation industry must collaborate to prevent human trafficking
International Airport Review explored the industry’s perspective on what additional measures all aviation stakeholders should take in order to help stop human trafficking.