All articles by International Airport Review – Page 33
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NewsLargest net zero carbon installation at Brussels Airport
The heating installations of the airport is predicted to reduce nearly 70% of carbon emissions.
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NewsLithuanian Airports to install 170 electric car charging points in airport car parks
The installation will be one of the requirements included in the international tender for the operator of the parking lots currently being launched by them.
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NewsSwedavia's SVART IRIS project on IVA’s 100 List of Swedish innovations
The project works for more efficient air traffic management and was selected for their potential to encourage commercialisation and method development among society.
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NewsApprentice star Tom Skinner is voice of Elizabeth line journey between Heathrow and Essex
Tom Skinner marks the new direct Elizabeth service from Shenfield, Essex to Heathrow, with the journey taking just 80 minutes.
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NewsAllegiant pledges $1 million to kickstart children's future in aviation
Allegiant Travel Company will be investing the money to Boys & Girls Clubs of America to develop a programme that will inspire children to choose future careers in aviation.
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Newsdaa incentivises airlines to reduce CO₂ emissions
The authority has announced proposals for new sustainability measures to incentivise airlines to operate at lower CO₂ emission aircraft at Dublin Airport.
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NewsAirports Authority of India to develop world-class new airport at Surat
Airports Authority of India are looking to develop an airport at Gujrat, Surat, in acknowledgement of the large amount of air travellers Surat attracts.
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NewsACI Asia-Pacific announces award for Young Executive Award 2023
Ms. Noor Sabrina, of Malaysia Airports, has been declared as the winner of the ACI Asia-Pacific's Young Executive Award 2023.
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NewsLocal 5G and TETRA interconnected at Narita International Airport
Telecommunication companies have successfully interconnected NTT East’s “Giga-Raku 5G”, with TETRA, the airport’s wireless infrastructure.
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NewsHelsinki Airport makes available nearly 350 electric cars charging stations in parking areas
To keep up with rising demand for electric cars, Helsinki Airport have made nearly 350 electric cars charging stations available across their parking areas.
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NewsBooking data predicts strong peak season travel, says IATA
IATA reported high levels of confidence among travellers for the peak Northern summer travel holiday season, with data tracking at 35% above 2022 levels.
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News15 Years of Advancing Aviation Safety with IATA's ISAGO
Operating for the last 15 years, IATA's ISAGO is an industry programme for the global oversight of ground handling service providers (GHSPs) and is based on the IATA's Ground Operations Manual (IGOM) standards.
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NewsSan Antonio International Airport (SAT) recognised for promoting gender equality among police force
The airport received an award in recognition of their strategic diversity and inclusion effort in helping to recruit female police officers.
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NewsCAA meeting aviation and aerospace leaders in Scotland
The CAA are wanting to understand the work being done to maintain high levels of safety, improve the passenger experience and create a sustainable future across aviation.
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NewsIATA'S three ground handling priorities: recruitment & retention, global standards and digitalisation
IATA's three priorities, outlined at the 35th IATA Ground Handling Conference (IGHC) include a focus on workplace recruitment and retention; adhering to standards and enhancing digitalisation.
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NewsRyanair places Boeing order for up to 300 737 MAX Jets
The purchase agreement, designed to further the airlines growth, is the biggest in Ryanair's history and includes a firm order for 150 737-10 jets, with options for 150 more.
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NewsMillions pass through Heathrow to celebrate royal Coronation
The airport reported that 6.4 million passengers travelled in April, showing strong progress from when travel restrictions were first lifted a year ago.
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NewsSFO Airport become the first to test airplane wastewater for COVID-19 variants
SFO are launching a centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) programme to continuously monitor airplane wastewater samples from the onsite triturator for variants of SARS-CoV-2.
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NewsFinavia launches new restaurants and shops at Helsinki Airport
The record number of new restaurants and shops opening are part of the airport's commitment to enhance passenger experience.
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NewsIATA criticises US proposed passenger compensation rule
The Director General of IATA, Willie Walsh, claimed that "the added layer of expense this regulation will impose will not create a new incentive, but...will likely have an impact on ticket prices.”