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Issue 3 2013

 

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Air Cargo supplement 2013

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There are significant efficiency gains to be had by airlines, freight forwarders and ground handlers by embracing e-freight. Des Vertannes, Global Head of Cargo at IATA, explains how the industry is moving towards this paperless ideal; David Lancaster, Director of Cargo Development at St. Louis Airport, explains how the airport…

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Foreword: Balancing risk and regulation

12 June 2013 | By Tony Tyler, Director General and CEO at IATA

Tony Tyler, Director General and CEO at IATA explains why achieving the Checkpoint of the Future is crucial to making the security process as efficient as possible

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Innovation Insight

12 June 2013 | By Martyn Wills, Technical Director at Cyrrus Ltd

Cyrrus Ltd is a leading independent consultancy bringing creative, contemporary solutions to the airport and air traffic industries. Martyn Wills, Technical Director at Cyrrus Ltd, sat down with International Airport Review to discuss the SMARTENER™, part of the company’s range of radar data processing products.

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Airport Security 2013 Speaker Preview: Petr Hloušek, Security Director, SeVáclav Havel Airport Prague

12 June 2013 | By Petr Hloušek, Security Director, Václav Havel Airport Prague

Air transport represents one of the fastest and most effective methods of transportation. However, with annual passenger growth, aircraft movements, new destinations and route expansions, the demand for security has grown. It is unlikely that the original aviation pioneers ever imagined an aircraft could, in the future, become the target…

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Airport Security 2013 Speaker Preview: Neville Hay, Counter Terrorism Intelligence Unit, Gatwick Airport

12 June 2013 | By Neville Hay, Counter Terrorism Intelligence Unit, Gatwick Airport

The aviation industry is essential to the growth of the economy, and we have a duty to protect both passengers and the public from potential security threats. Security is not one size fits all – there is a need for regulation, flexibility, trust, partnership and creativity. A combination of different…

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Interactive Media: Communication is key

12 June 2013 | By James Colman, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Director at Gatwick Airport

James Colman, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Director at Gatwick Airport, provides an overview of how the airport is using social media as a tool to connect with its passengers.

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Passenger Flow: Viva Las Vegas!

12 June 2013 | By Rosemary A. Vassiliadis, Director of Aviation at the Clark County Department of Aviation

Developed to meet the demands of Las Vegas, McCarran International Airport’s Terminal 3 is the largest local public works project in Nevada’s history and was designed with passenger flow in mind, explains Rosemary A. Vassiliadis, Director of Aviation at the Clark County Department of Aviation.

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Meteorological Technology: Modelling the atmosphere

12 June 2013 | By Dr Helen Wells, Manager of the Aviation Meteorology Research and Development Team at the Met Office

The Met Office works across all areas of the aviation industry to help ensure safe and efficient operations. Dr Helen Wells, Manager of the Aviation Meteorology Research and Development Team at the Met Office, provides an overview of the services provided.

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Weather Observation: Automating observation

12 June 2013 | By Kjell-Åke Westin, Airport Director, Stockholm Arlanda Airport

With 20 million passengers and a harsh Scandinavian climate to contend with, Stockholm Arlanda Airport requires accurate weather data to keep things moving. Airport Director, Kjell-Åke Westin, details the airport’s new automated weather observation system.

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ARFF & Recovery: Limitations in labelling

12 June 2013 | By Mike Willson, Managing Director of Willson Consulting

Mike Willson, Managing Director of Willson Consulting, asks whether firefighting foam warning labels actually deliver the accuracy and value we expect.

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Airfield Lighting: Lighting up the Highlands

11 June 2013 | By Mark Stuart, Director of Operations at HIAL

Island airports are notorious for hazardous terrain. Mark Stuart, Director of Operations at HIAL, provides an insight into the unique problem of aeronautical ground lighting in the Scottish Highlands and Islands.