Discover how digital transformation, automation, data analytics and connected technologies are reshaping airport operations, improving decision-making, enhancing passenger experiences and supporting greater efficiency, resilience and long-term operational performance.
Every airport wants to move from firefighting disruption to predicting it, yet most are held back by fragmented systems and incomplete data foundations. International Airport Review explores what is possible once a robust foundation is built.
Chris Crist, Chief Information Officer shares Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport’s computer vision journey, evaluating how to move from isolated pilots to enterprise-scale AI capabilities.
The airport’s new AI-powered assistant delivers real-time travel information through natural conversations across multiple digital channels.
Agentic AI is redefining airport operations in 2026, moving from reactive tools to autonomous systems that optimise turnaround, enhance passenger experience and unlock new commercial opportunities.
Justin Erbacci, Director General of ACI World, spoke to Holly Miles about why culture, leadership and shared accountability for innovation are essential if airports are to modernise safely while meeting rising operational and workforce pressures.
Digital baggage transformation at Vancouver International Airport is improving operational visibility, predictive maintenance and passenger trust without requiring major physical infrastructure expansion.
What does it take to move from a good airport to a truly great one?
Miami International Airport is advancing its digital transformation strategy through development of a major new operations and emergency management facility.
Drone threats are escalating across European airports, forcing operators to rethink security strategies as technology advances faster than regulation and operational preparedness can respond.
Amadeus is expanding its airport and border technology capabilities through a major biometric acquisition focused on seamless passenger processing and digital identity.
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.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport is improving oversight of its CCTV systems through a new monitoring approach designed to strengthen resilience and maintenance efficiency.
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.
A major transformation at Phu Quoc International Airport will introduce biometric and self service technologies, aiming to deliver faster journeys and support rising passenger demand.
International Airport Summit is back for another year of thought leadership panel discussions, fireside chats and roundtable discussions.
This week’s picture of the week highlights Heathrow Airport revealing the names of its cleaning robots.
San Jose Mineta International Airport launches AI powered humanoid robot pilot to enhance passenger assistance.
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.