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New TSA screening procedures for carry-on items
The TSA has implemented stronger carry-on baggage security screening procedures for travellers departing Quad City International Airport (MLI).
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Regulation & Legislation
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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Newcastle International one of the North East’s “great success stories”
The Aviation Minister has described Newcastle International Airport as one of the North East region's great success stories as it was announced as an official partner to the Northern Powerhouse project.
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Leaders’ Series 2018: Building a strong platform for future success
Karen Dee, Chief Executive of the UK’s Airport Operators Association (AOA), takes a look at what 2018 will bring for the industry and it is clear that much of what is expected to keep airports and the AOA busy is already well underway.
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International Airport Review – Issue #1 2018
This edition of International Airport Review focuses on ATC/ATM, looking at innovative and emerging technologies to shape the future of the air traffic control industry. Issue 1 also features articles on winter operations and terminal technologies.
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Brexit could mean 28 per cent of flyers lose compensation rights
A no-deal Brexit scenario may cost British flyers visiting Europe dearly according to a company that works to make sure customers receive compensation for delayed, cancelled or overbooked flights.
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Miami International becomes a foreign free trade zone
Miami International's new status will allow companies to receive and process materials and merchandise with reduced or eliminated customs duties upon entry into the country.
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“A load of bunkum”: Scottish First Minister dismisses US Air Force Scottish base story
The Scottish Government is under spotlight after memos were seen by a newspaper suggesting executives from Glasgow Prestwick, an airport it owns, attended military fairs in the US to market the airport as a potential base for USAF operations.
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First plane in EU-China customs data-sharing project touches down at Schiphol
The World Customs Organisation (WCO)-backed pilot is aimed at reducing lead times and costs, and boosting secure supply chains, through cooperation between customs in China and the EU.
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Munich Airport establishes centre to fight cyber crime
Like many airports, the threat of cyber attack is ever present for Munich International Airport. In a move designed to combat it, its operator has set up a unique centre to develop defensive strategies and train people from inside or outside the aviation industry.
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‘Momentous decision’ – African Union launches single air transport market
Nearly twenty years after its signing, a historic step has been made towards seeing the free aviation market enshrined in the Yamoussoukro Decision become a reality.
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Growth, Open Skies and Brexit – ACI EUROPE at European Parliament
The President of ACI EUROPE has outlined the good news and challenges airports in Europe face over the coming months and years at an annual reception in the European Parliament.
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UK Home Office considers reining in airport drinking
British newspapers have described the proposal to bring airport licensing under the power of local authorities as a 'crackdown' and the end of 'the early morning pint'.
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Last chance for airports to have their say on proposed ‘civil penalties’
Misdirected passengers could cost UK airports as much as £50,000 under Home Office proposals currently up for consultation until January 19.
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Year in review: Top 25 posts of 2017
4 January 2018 | By International Airport Review
The year 2017 was one to remember for International Airport Review, with the celebration of our 20th anniversary and the launch of our inaugural Awards.
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Swiss-French government clarify joint airport tax regime
The Swiss and French governments have agreed on a new tax regime at a shared airport, EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg, starting this month.
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