All Disruption & crisis management articles – Page 3
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European airports see slower Q1 2025 growth as post-Covid recovery enters stabilisation phase
Passenger traffic rose 4.3% in Q1 2025 across Europe, signalling steady post-pandemic recovery despite global economic uncertainties.
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NewsLisbon airport faces major disruption as Iberian power outage grounds flights and halts operations
Lisbon Airport suffers severe disruption after a widespread power outage hits Portugal, grounding flights and stranding passengers.
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London Heathrow Airport warned of power supply vulnerabilities days before major outage disrupted 300,000 passengers
MPs were told that London Heathrow Airport's power issues were raised just days before a major outage, affecting 300,000 passengers and costing airlines £100 million.
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NewsEuropean airports surpass pre-COVID passenger numbers, but Finland's recovery remains slow
European airports exceeded pre-COVID passenger volumes in 2024, with Finland’s recovery lagging due to geopolitical challenges and slower domestic growth.
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NewsACI EUROPE urges extension of operating aid for regional airports to safeguard connectivity
ACI EUROPE calls for extending operating aid to regional airports to protect vital air connectivity and ensure economic sustainability across Europe.
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NewsPittsburgh International Airport launches ‘We Got You’ initiative to enhance passenger support and experience
The ‘We Got You’ initiative aims to improve passenger experience with real-time assistance, support, and seamless guidance during unexpected events at Pittsburgh International Airport.
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NewsMajor disruptions expected at Munich Airport as 48-hour strike threatens flight operations
A 48-hour strike at Munich Airport from Feb 27-28 will cause flight cancellations, delays, and disruptions to services as workers demand better conditions.
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NewsPolish aviation sees record growth in 2024 with dynamic investments and future development plans
Poland’s aviation sector shows impressive growth in 2024, with record passenger numbers and strategic investments aimed at long-term infrastructure and environmental goals.
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NewsCanada honours air crash victims and their families on International Day of Commemoration
Canada joins ICAO and the global community to remember air disaster victims, reflect on their loss, and reaffirm commitment to aviation safety and support for families.
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NewsToronto Pearson Airport’s emergency response teams praised for handling Delta flight accident efficiently
Toronto Pearson CEO Deborah Flint commended the swift actions of first responders following the Delta flight incident, ensuring no fatalities and prompt medical attention for passengers.
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NewsMassive airport projects in Dubai and Saudi Arabia set to reshape MENA’s aviation landscape
Dubai and Saudi Arabia’s ambitious airport developments will significantly boost passenger capacity, solidifying the region’s position as a global aviation hub.
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NewsGlobal air cargo demand grew 8.2% in November 2024, led by strong Asia-Pacific performance
Global air cargo demand grew 8.2% in November 2024, driven by strong Asia-Pacific performance, with international traffic up 9.5% amid rising e-commerce demand.
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ArticleLondon Gatwick: Ploughing ahead with winter preparations
‘Polar Bears’ and ‘Yeti’ are front and centre at London Gatwick as the UK’s second-busiest airport gears up for an efficient and resilient winter season. Chief Operating Officer, Mark Johnston, shares what it takes to prepare for adverse weather.
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NewsUnited and MWAA celebrate $500 million Concourse E expansion to enhance passenger experience at Dulles
United and MWAA announce the $500 million Concourse E expansion at Washington Dulles, featuring new amenities and 14 additional gates, set to open in 2026.
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WhitepaperHow to build resilience in an airport
Airport leaders grapple with ongoing conflicts, from regulatory disputes to operational challenges. Discover how our research has identified three key areas to both uplift and embed resilience across the aviation sector.
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NewsHong Kong International Airport maintains smooth operations amid Tropical Cyclone Toraji
Hong Kong International Airport has maintained smooth operations amid Tropical Cyclone Toraji, with minimal flight disruptions and additional support measures in place for passengers and staff.
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NewsAirports Council International and Moldova hold discussions over nation's aviation future
The Director General for ACI Europe met with the Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development of Moldova yesterday, to discuss the aviation issues the nation has, in helping achieve EU ascension.
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NewsHong Kong International Airport minimises disruption caused by Super Typhoon
Super Typhoon Yagi caused disruption at Hong Kong International Airport causing 50 cancellations, but the airport has implemented various measures to ensure smooth operations for its passengers.
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NewsSeattle-Tacoma International Airport still recovering from cyberattack
On 24 August 2024, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport had been attacked by hackers for unknown reasons, causing internet outages and disruptions that the airport is still trying to recover from.
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VideoClimate protestors and unannounced strikes - all in a day's work for the Düsseldorf Airport CEO
Join us for an in-depth conversation on the challenges and advancements at Düsseldorf Airport, and how they are positioning themselves as a leader in sustainable and efficient air travel.