Edinburgh airport announces new route to Philadelphia
Scotland's busiest ever airport, Edinburgh, has added another route to its destination list which it hopes will increase accessibility to North America.
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IATA releases strategies to support sustained airline financial health
IATA have announced that the 2018 World Financial Symposium (WFS) will feature a strong focus on partnership strategies to accelerate delivery of transformation supporting sustained airline financial health.
ANS CR selected for the training of Norwegian air traffic controllers
Air Navigation Services of the Czech Republic, with its training institute CANI, has been selected to deliver ATC Initial Training for Avinor AS over the next three years. During the contract period CANI will deliver Basic and Rating Training to more than 60 new trainees from Avinor Air Navigation Services.
Sydney Airport announces APN Outdoor contract for advertising rights
Sydney Airport signs five-and-a-half-year contract with APN Outdoor for airport advertising rights. The partnership focuses on strengthening engagement for customers.
Wellington Airport’s new air traffic control tower ready for take off
The new air traffic control tower at Wellington Airport, one of New Zealand’s first buildings constructed to withstand a tsunami, will be integral to the installation of digital towers.
Construction of Beijing New Airport discussed as completion date looms
The meeting, including ATM and Transport Working Group, reviewed recent work progress and put in place the work plans for the next phase.
TSA finally speaks out about “Quiet Skies” programme
The TSA has been repeatedly criticised about its "Quiet Skies" programme, but now it has finally shed some light amid the speculation...
Tech failure at Gatwick Airport caused chaos during busy summer rush
A recent hardware dilemma by Vodafone at Gatwick Airport caused the flight announcement screens to crash, but is a manual contingency plan enough of a back-up for such a major UK airport?
CAA promotes ‘Share the Air’ campaign to make drone use safer
The CAA continues its national 'Share the Air' campaign, aiming to improve relations between drone users and other airspace users.
Dublin Airport welcomes new route to Dallas Fort Worth
Dublin Airport welcomes American Airlines’ announcement that it is to operate a new Dublin to Dallas Fort Worth summer service from June 2019.
London Stansted launches public consultation on Noise Action Plan
The Noise Action Plan (NAP) will set out the airport’s approach to managing aircraft noise and reducing its impact on the local community.
Denver becomes one of only four U.S. airports to service 200 destinations
Denver International Airport (DEN) will soon offer services to 200 destinations worldwide, topping the 200-mark for the first time in Denver aviation history.
Remote air traffic control could be implemented throughout India
India considers implementing remote air traffic control as Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks to revive dozens of regional airports to boost air travel.
IATA expect significant growth in aviation training and job sector
Study has found that over the next two years, ground operations, customer services and cabin crew sectors are expected to grow by over 70 per cent.
Gerald R. Ford Airport continues growth as second largest airport in U.S.
Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GFIA) is continuing its pace as the second fastest growing airport in the United States, with passenger numbers up over 16 per cent.
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