International Airport Summit is back for another year of thought leadership panel discussions, fireside chats and roundtable discussions. The second wave of stellar speakers has now been revealed. Read on to find out which of the industry’s stalwarts have been confirmed.
The publication of the draft policy statement has moved Heathrow expansion forward, attracting support from businesses, unions and political leaders.
A limited edition Highland single malt has been launched at Glasgow Airport, combining Scottish heritage, travel retail and a milestone anniversary.
The specialist detection dog unit has played a key role in safeguarding passengers and airport facilities since its establishment in 2021.
London Heathrow Airport has completed a major security upgrade, delivering faster screening while allowing passengers to keep liquids and electronics in hand luggage.
The deadline for the full implementation of the Europe’s Entry/Exit System (EES) is April 10 2026, but the European Commission has said that Member States are able to “partially suspend” EES during the summer travel peaks.
ACI Europe unveiling a landmark report warning Europe’s airports face mounting financial strain amid major investment and sustainability demands.
Swedavia has issued SEK 800 million in green bonds under a new framework to fund sustainable airport projects, supporting climate transition and fossil-free operations.
Airports are combining technology, operational collaboration and flexible terminal design to improve passenger flow and passenger satisfaction.
International Airport Summit 2026 speaker, Masaki Takeuchi from Narita International Airport Corporation, writes how data‑driven passenger flow management, automation and total airport management can boost capacity, experience and commercial value without physical expansion.
Airport operators are modernising baggage handling infrastructure as rising passenger demand places pressure on legacy systems and operational resilience - a topic that will come up for discussion at the International Airport Summit 2026 in Rome.
Digital baggage transformation at Vancouver International Airport is improving operational visibility, predictive maintenance and passenger trust without requiring major physical infrastructure expansion.
John Nilsson, Strategy Manager for battery-electric and hydrogen aircraft from Swedavia Airports explores how scenario-based planning, flexible infrastructure and cross-sector collaboration are becoming essential as airports prepare for fossil-free aviation amid deep uncertainty.
What does it take to move from a good airport to a truly great one?
Industry experts from Aruba Airport and Amsterdam Schiphol reveal how airports are transforming baggage handling through predictive data systems, strategic robotics deployment and cross-stakeholder collaboration. Learn how to move innovations from pilot projects to daily operations while managing workforce challenges and rising passenger demands.
Rising passenger numbers and capacity pressures are accelerating a shift towards smarter, more automated baggage systems as airports adopt robotics, data intelligence and modular screening to strengthen resilience, safety and operational efficiency.
International Airport Review explores how data, AI and people can unlock airside capacity without pouring new concrete.
Zahra Merchant, Chapter Lead of Robotics, Royal Schiphol Group examines the evolving role of robotics in airport operations, and the real life intricacies of enabling AI and data analytics as key drivers in supporting long term operational resilience and workforce sustainability.
Drone threats are escalating across European airports, forcing operators to rethink security strategies as technology advances faster than regulation and operational preparedness can respond.
Airports worldwide are discovering that moving from robotic pilots to full operational deployment demands cultural change, resilient infrastructure and new skills. Insights from the most recent International Airport Summit reveal how leaders are making that leap.
A major baggage transformation at Melbourne Airport is redefining how airports manage capacity, efficiency and passenger flow through next-generation automated technology.
Michelle Sandbrink, Corporate Strategy and Sustainability Management at Fraport AG answers audience questions received during IAR’s energy revolution webinar.
From baggage towing to autonomous wheelchairs, airports are rapidly expanding the use of driverless technology to improve productivity, safety and passenger experience.
A new airport technology acquisition is set to strengthen operational intelligence capabilities across the Middle East and expand AI driven airport management services globally.