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News72% of airline and airport staff have faced abuse
New statistics unveiled by IBS Software have revealed that 72% of airline and airport staff have faced abuse after travel disruption.
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NewsSEA Milan Airports launches MoU with Lilium and Skyports
SEA Milan Airports have announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Lilium and Skyports for an Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) project.
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NewsKaren Dee, AirportsUK CEO responds to aviation statement
Karen Dee, the Chief Executive of AirportsUK, has responded to the Scottish government's statement on aviation.
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NewsCatania Airport faces disruption after Mt Etna eruption
Catania International Airport in Sicily, Italy has faced disruption after the eruption of Mount Etna, which is spewing ash and lava.
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NewsSITA improves baggage-processing in SFO Harvey Milk Terminal 1
SITA has enhanced baggage-processing with an ADA-compliant solution at San Francisco International Airport (SFO).
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NewsRyanair win case against Booking.com
Ryanair have won a case against Booking.com in a Delaware court. Read CEO Michael O'Leary's statement below.
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VideoThe year of reclaiming titles: Toronto Pearson International Airport
Watch this exclusive interview with the CEO of Toronto Pearson International Airport.
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NewsFinnair lands 'Executive Leadership' award for strategy
National flag carrier Finnair have won an award, recognising the 'Executive Leadership' and their strategy transformation.
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NewsTurkish Airlines showcases new luxury suites at Farnborough
Turkish Airlines have showcased a new luxury suite at Farnborough Airshow in Hampshire this week.
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NewsFarnborough Airport opens Bombardier line maintenance station
Farnborough Airport have announced the opening of a new Bombardier line maintenance station, offering a variety of services to customers.
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Article'Gold route service,' luxury travel experience at BIA
For International Airport Review, Dr Sumith de Silva, Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications at Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka), details how Bandaranaike International Airport’s ‘Gold Route’ service is elevating the airport experience for the luxury traveller.
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NewsSwedavia forge relationship with ANA, improving connectivity
Swedish airport operator Swedavia are improving connectivity with their alliance with Japanese airline ANA.
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NewsMan stabs woman at Miami International Airport (MIA)
A man reportedly stabbed a woman in Terminal J of Miami International Airport on Saturday night. Police responded to the situation.
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ArticleTalking freight, real estate and sustainability with Phil Forster
Phil Forster, the Managing Director for Teesside International Airport spoke with International Airport Review’s Editorial Assistant, Chunekshi Wimalasuriya, about the development of new revenue opportunities for the airport.
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ArticleIncreasing air routes to Halifax, Canada
International Airport Review spoke to Christopher de Man, Director, Air Service, at Halifax International Airport Authority, at Routes Americas 2024, to discover what 2024 holds in store for the airport.
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NewsPOWER OUTAGE: Updates of the global situation
International Airport Review covered the power outage crisis minute-by-minute, providing updates on airports and airlines affected throughout the day.
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NewsChair of Sustainable Aviation reacts to King's Speech
The Chair of Sustainable Aviation, an industry association, Matt Gorman, responds to the King's Speech and SAF proposed policy.
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ArticleVoice of the Industry: The International Air Cargo Association
The International Air Cargo Association’s (TIACA) Director General, Glyn Hughes, wrote exclusively for International Airport Review, on what he predicts will happen to air cargo throughout 2024, drawing upon analysis and the current challenges that the sector is facing.
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NewsAlderney Airport's runway planning costs rocket
The projected costs of Alderney Airport's new runway in Guernsey have skyrocketed, according to recent estimations.
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NewsAirportsUK (AOA) react to King's Speech
Chief Executive of the trade body AirportsUK (formerly the Airport Operators Association, AOA) has issued a response to the King's Speech.