Built by Onsite Power on land owned by the airport, the installation forms part of a £1.1 billion transformation programme and supports a commitment to net zero direct operations by no later than 2038.
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.
Five organisations spanning airports, airlines and technology have formed a coalition to press EU policymakers on how the Digital Omnibus treats the voluntary use of biometrics in air travel.
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.
Two VINCI Airports members have introduced services letting passengers check in luggage away from the terminal, with Edinburgh piloting home collection and Budapest offering a downtown drop-off point.
Operation Blue Skies marks the first state-backed attempt to coordinate contrail avoidance across an entire oceanic flight corridor.
Hamad International Airport has expanded biometric processing across its departure journey, allowing passengers to use facial recognition at key airport touchpoints.
Melbourne Airport has published its draft Master Plan 2027, outlining a 20-year infrastructure and connectivity strategy to accommodate an anticipated doubling of passenger numbers to 75 million annually by 2047.
ACI EUROPE’s August 2026 report shows a recovery in European passenger traffic over the summer peak, while stark differences between national markets and rising cost pressures cloud the outlook for winter.
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.
Zurich Airport has reached a milestone in its automated driving pilot, with two shuttle buses now operating without a safety driver and monitored from a remote cockpit.
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.
Industry leaders have welcomed a government-backed investigation into September’s NATS disruption, urging a long-term plan to strengthen the resilience of the UK’s air traffic management infrastructure.
Three projects focused on renewable energy, carbon removal and hydrogen operations have secured funding through Bristol Airport’s 2026 Aviation Carbon Transition programme.
Five years of innovation trials have delivered advances in airport electrification, digital cargo handling and sustainable mobility, while a new SAF blending pilot marks the programme’s final phase.
Major infrastructure upgrades will increase terminal capacity, improve operational efficiency and support new route development across key international markets.
The new East-West runway increases airfield capacity at iGA Istanbul Airport, reducing delays and supporting the airport’s continued growth as a global aviation hub.
More than 400 personnel took part in a full-scale emergency exercise at Porto da Barra beach, helping develop integrated response protocols for aviation incidents in aquatic environments.
New survey results show rising passenger satisfaction at Toronto Pearson, alongside strong public support for investments intended to modernise Canada’s largest airport.
Sydney Airport and Heinemann Australia have opened Australia’s first dedicated international arrivals store within a baggage reclaim hall, offering passengers a final shopping opportunity.
Picture of the week: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is expanding accessible art experiences, including tactile artwork, sensory-friendly spaces and braille exhibition signage.
London Gatwick Airport has launched its largest ever food and beverage tender, inviting operators to bid for six hospitality units spanning more than 3,800 square metres.
Farnborough Airport has opened applications for the third intake of its Certificate in Airport Operations course, run in partnership with Farnborough College of Technology.
Aviation Minister Keir Mather has visited East Midlands Airport, praising its role in UK trade after hearing how its cargo operation grew 12.5 per cent last year.