From baggage towing to autonomous wheelchairs, airports are rapidly expanding the use of driverless technology to improve productivity, safety and passenger experience.
A new airport technology acquisition is set to strengthen operational intelligence capabilities across the Middle East and expand AI driven airport management services globally.
As Japan’s workforce ages and passenger demand rises, Narita International Airport is pursuing capacity growth without increasing headcount. Executive Officer Shinichiro Motomiya explains how the airport is using data integration, targeted automation and embedded sustainability to build flexible infrastructure for the next three decades.
As Japan’s workforce ages and passenger demand rises, Narita International Airport is pursuing capacity growth without increasing headcount. Executive Officer Shinichiro Motomiya explains how the airport is using data integration, targeted automation and embedded sustainability to build flexible infrastructure for the next three decades.
Singapore Changi Airport is evolving beyond operational excellence to position itself as a destination shaped by seamless connectivity, memorable passenger experiences and integrated marketing.
Senior airport leaders at International Airport Summit 2025 questioned the industry’s rush toward AI and advanced analytics, arguing that foundational data governance, trust and operational focus remain the critical barriers to extracting value.
As Japan’s workforce ages and passenger demand rises, Narita International Airport is pursuing capacity growth without increasing headcount. Executive Officer Shinichiro Motomiya explains how the airport is using data integration, targeted automation and embedded sustainability to build flexible infrastructure for the next three decades.
As global aviation recovers and diversifies with emerging aircraft types, air traffic management must evolve through digitalisation and intelligent automation. CANSO’s Simon Hocquard explores how AI, machine learning and collaborative innovation are building the foundation for safer, more efficient and sustainable skies.
Tallinn Airport has achieved Airport Carbon Accreditation Level 3+ certification, reaching carbon neutrality through a 96% reduction in emissions since 2018. The Estonian gateway accomplished this milestone through systematic infrastructure investments, renewable energy adoption and fleet electrification, rather than carbon offsetting alone.
Singapore Changi Airport is evolving beyond operational excellence to position itself as a destination shaped by seamless connectivity, memorable passenger experiences and integrated marketing.
Senior airport leaders at International Airport Summit 2025 questioned the industry’s rush toward AI and advanced analytics, arguing that foundational data governance, trust and operational focus remain the critical barriers to extracting value.
The aviation industry is experiencing a 600% year-on-year increase in cyber-attacks, driven by artificial intelligence that enables faster, more automated threats. Industry experts argue that zero trust security frameworks—mirroring aviation’s rigorous safety protocols—are now essential to prevent breaches before they occur, protecting interconnected airport systems from ransomware, espionage and supply chain disruption.
International Airport Review outlines the key trends driving modern airport baggage handling, such as automation, advanced technology integration, and sustainability initiatives.
Frankfurt Airport is using AI-powered computer vision to monitor over 30 turnaround events in real time, transforming ground operations from guesswork to data-driven decision-making. Industry leaders from Fraport, zeroG Lufthansa Group and FRAAlliance reveal how collaboration, human-centred design and transparent data sharing are making AI work on Europe’s busiest aprons.
2026 marks a pivotal year for the sector’s sustainability and digital transformation. From renewable energy microgrids and SAF infrastructure, airports are rapidly adopting technologies that promise safer operations, reduced emissions and seamless travel experiences across the global network.
Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport’s Terminal 3 (T3) in Lucknow has set a new standard for passenger experience in India – blending technology, local culture and operational efficiency into a seamless journey for millions of travellers annually.
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In today’s competitive airport industry, passenger experience fundamentally depends on well-planned and executed terminal operations.
Thomas Xu, President of Huawei’s smart Aviation Business Unit, spoke to IAR Head of Content Ian Betteridge at MWC Barcelona 2026 about breaking down silos, the AI turnaround revolution, and why the airport of the future is really a city.
Ahead of their involvement in PTE World Richard Thompson of Smiths Detection explores how airports are shifting towards integrated, connected screening systems as CT, AI support and open architecture redefine security performance, throughput and resilience across checkpoints and hold baggage.
Ahead of her participation in PTE World in London, Sara Solis, Circular Economy Lead, Royal Schiphol Group explains how innovation, AI and stakeholder collaboration are turning sustainability ambition into measurable business value, while transforming airports into resource-efficient, resilient hubs.
Ahead of his participation in PTE World in London, Doug Wycoff shares how Tampa Airport is using digital innovation to optimise assets, streamline passenger flows and build a proactive, data-led airport operating model.