Explore airport infrastructure planning, asset management and capital investment strategies, covering airfield systems, maintenance programmes, design projects and future-ready facilities that support safe, efficient and sustainable airport operations and growth.
Annecy Haute-Savoie Mont-Blanc Airport has inaugurated its refurbished terminal, part of a €10 million plan from VINCI Airports and Haute-Savoie County Council that also covers a renewed airfield, SAF supply and electric aircraft charging.
Cheddi Jagan International Airport in Guyana is delivering a multi-year modernisation programme, including a new green arrivals terminal due in 2028, as double-digit passenger growth and a booming economy put pressure on future capacity.
President of VINCI Concessions, Nicolas Notebaert discusses network resilience, major expansion projects, smarter airport operations and the role of private operators in delivering sustainable growth.
Greenland Airports has opened the new Ilulissat International Airport, the last of three new airports, with a longer runway that allows direct international connections to Disko Bay and North Greenland.
Aeroporti di Roma (ADR) is planning €9 billion of investment over 20 years to expand Rome Fiumicino Airport’s capacity, strengthen its international hub status and deliver more sustainable growth.
Plans to enlarge the departure lounge in Terminal 3 by about 2,000 square metres will add passenger space, natural light and new retail units as the airport turns its attention to its Ryanair terminal.
Perth Airport has unveiled concept designs for its New Terminal, a 159,000sqm facility with 22 contact gates that forms the centrepiece of the One Airport programme and is intended to support growth to 30.8 million passengers by FY46.
The joint venture, unveiled at NBAA-BACE 2026, will build a connected network linking existing Signature terminals with future dedicated vertiports.
Linda McGuigan, Terminals Asset Lifecycle Manager at MAG Airports, explains how condition monitoring, standardised fault data and early engineer buy-in are shaping Manchester Airport’s asset strategy.
New artist impressions show how Melbourne Airport’s international terminal will grow into the existing forecourt, as the first phase of a $17 billion privately funded pipeline takes effect.
Heathrow has outlined how a third runway is expected to support at least 50,000 local jobs by 2055, with new work experience, careers and skills initiatives aimed at preparing local people for expansion roles.
VINCI Airports has marked the start of construction on a redesigned Terminal 2 at Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport. The project is due to open by 2029 and forms part of a wider seven-year investment programme.
Heathrow has published September traffic figures as Parliament considers the Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement, with expansion backed by a widening group of stakeholders.
A new A$500 million road network has opened at Melbourne Airport, introducing larger pick up and drop off zones, a new pedestrian bridge and a dedicated exit from the Tullamarine Freeway.
Mumbai International Airport Limited will redevelop the North Section of Terminal 1B, citing safety concerns over the 60-year-old building. Airlines have been offered the option to relocate temporarily to Navi Mumbai International Airport.
More than 50 per cent of the programme, which includes a new integrated domestic jet terminal, has now been delivered. The first visible change for passengers is a redesigned common use check-in zone.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport has opened a consolidated logistics facility to receive, screen and schedule deliveries for concessions, lounges and service providers, aiming to cut vehicle movements on terminal roadways and in secure areas.
Skyports Infrastructure will develop and operate vertiports across the emirate, with Al Marjan Island and Jebel Jais forming the first phase of a planned four-site network.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has launched five tenders to appoint long-term construction and maintenance partners, as it begins the next phase of a €10 billion renewal programme.
Holly Miles sat down with John Ackerman, CEO of Los Angeles World Airports to discuss why people, not infrastructure, are the key to airport transformation, how culture drives customer experience, and LAX’s vision for delivering a world-class gateway ahead of the LA 2028 Olympic Games.