All Disruption & crisis management articles
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NewsMiddle East airport disruption causes major global aviation impact
Airports across the Middle East are facing mounting operational and financial pressure as regional conflict continues disrupting global aviation connectivity and passenger demand.
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NewsGlasgow Airport security staff balloted for summer strike action
A potential strike at Glasgow Airport could disrupt summer travel plans, as security workers prepare to ballot over an ongoing dispute surrounding pay.
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NewsHong Kong International Airport tests typhoon readiness in major summer preparedness exercise
A large scale emergency exercise at Hong Kong International Airport tested operational resilience, passenger management and coordination as the airport prepares for the upcoming typhoon season.
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NewsPhoenix airport supports federal workers during ongoing government shutdown
Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport continues relief efforts for federal workers, providing donations and financial support as shutdown leaves employees without pay.
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NewsStrike action at London Luton Airport ends after DHL staff accept improved pay deal
Planned easyJet strikes at Luton Airport were called off after DHL workers agreed an 18 month pay deal, preventing further disruption over the festive period.
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NewsFlights disrupted at Bergamo airport after technical fault strands thousands overnight
A technical failure and heavy fog forced Bergamo Orio al Serio airport to suspend flights, leaving thousands of passengers stranded overnight as delays continued into Sunday.
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NewsInternational Airport Review announces first speaker for annual breakfast briefing on Agentic AI in airports
Vanesa Calvo of Aena will share insights on deploying agentic AI in airports at IAR’s annual breakfast briefing during PTE 2026.
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NewsIndian Tejas fighter jet crashes at Dubai Airshow, pilot killed during demonstration flight
An Indian HAL Tejas jet crashed at Al Maktoum International Airport during the Dubai Airshow, killing the pilot and temporarily halting the aerial display.
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NewsExecutive leadership, sustainability and smart tech dominate day two of the International Airport Summit 2025
The second day of IAS2025 explored how airport leaders are navigating turbulence, embracing automation and delivering inclusive, data-driven passenger experiences.
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NewsInternational Airport Summit 2025 kicks off this week uniting global airport leaders
Industry leaders will gather in Berlin to explore the future of airport innovation, sustainability and passenger experience.
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ArticleBrussels Airport’s growth, resilience, and future operations
Thomas Romig, COO at Brussels Airport, shares exclusively to International Airport Review, how the airport is positioning itself as a leading European hub.
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NewsAirports that have been affected by drones
A number of European airports have been affected by drone sightings, causing delays and cancellations, with blame pointed towards Russia over tensions from the war in Ukraine.
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Denver International Airport acts to support federal workers during record-breaking US government shutdown
Denver International Airport has requested FAA approval to fund air traffic controllers’ wages and set up a donation pantry supporting unpaid federal employees.
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NewsAirports affected by U.S. Government shutdown
Staff shortages and operational disruptions at key US airports are causing flight delays, security challenges, and heightened concerns over passenger safety nationwide.
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NewsCargo flight UAE9788 crashes off Hong Kong runway killing two airport security staff
Cargo aircraft UAE9788 veered off the North Runway in Hong Kong, resulting in the deaths of two airport security personnel. Rescue operations saved the crew.
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NewsTurners tanker drivers' strike to hit airline fuel supplies at Edinburgh and Glasgow airports
Tanker drivers based at Grangemouth working for Turners will strike over pay, disrupting fuel deliveries to airlines at Edinburgh and Glasgow airports.
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NewsAirfare trends 2025 shows inflation and competition drive higher fares, not airport charges
Airfares across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East have surged since 2019, driven by inflation and reduced airline competition rather than airport charges.
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Hong Kong airport handles 600 flights amid Typhoon Ragasa
Hong Kong International Airport managed all scheduled flights despite the typhoon. The new Coach Hall also launched, improving links to the Greater Bay Area.
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NewsOperations continue as HKIA prepares for typhoon disruption
With Super Typhoon Ragaska approaching, Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has announced it will continue operations where safe to do so.
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Strikes at Bournemouth Airport to take place after new pay offer rejected
Unite members at Bournemouth Airport will strike on four dates after rejecting a new pay deal, with flights from TUI and Ryanair heavily affected.