Airports in Asia-Pacific and Middle East commit to sustainable infrastructure for future growth
Airports across both regions pledge to expand infrastructure, embrace innovation, and modernise regulations to meet future aviation demand sustainably.
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Airports across both regions pledge to expand infrastructure, embrace innovation, and modernise regulations to meet future aviation demand sustainably.
CSMIA launches a next-gen Airport Operations Control Centre, integrating aviio for faster decisions, better coordination, and enhanced passenger experience.
Belfast International Airport has launched its new terminal extension, featuring upgraded security and a world-class duty-free experience.
Heathrow was closed due to a fire at an electrical substation prompting questions over its reliance on a single power source.
The World Economic Forum and GenZero launch Green Fuel Forward to boost SAF demand and decarbonise Asia-Pacific's fast-growing aviation sector.
International Airport Summit 2025 launches with Berlin Brandenburg Airport as airport partner.
MBJ Airports celebrates 22 years by unveiling major digital upgrades to enhance seamless, biometric-enabled journeys at Jamaica’s busiest gateway.
Passenger traffic rose 4.3% in Q1 2025 across Europe, signalling steady post-pandemic recovery despite global economic uncertainties.
Lord Hutton joins London Luton Airport as chair to lead growth following approval to expand passenger capacity to 32 million.
Copenhagen Airport's FuelTrack study explores how jet fuel properties impact aircraft emissions and local air quality during real-world operations.
Global revenues were 11.4% lower in 2023 than the US$158.6 billion reported pre-pandemic according to the ACI World economics report.
Eindhoven Airport is increasing its use of lifting aids, aiming to ease physical strain and improve baggage handler safety.
Terminal 6 at JFK Airport reveals new branding, cutting-edge check-in technology, and sustainable innovations ahead of its 2026 opening.
Korean Air will invest KRW 1.2 trillion in a cutting-edge aviation R&D and pilot training centre.
The airport has said the increased charge will help reduce congestion and fund sustainable transport initiatives, but the move has sparked criticism from the Business Travel Association.