Lord Hutton appointed as chair of London Luton Airport to guide major expansion phase
Lord Hutton joins London Luton Airport as chair to lead growth following approval to expand passenger capacity to 32 million.
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Lord Hutton joins London Luton Airport as chair to lead growth following approval to expand passenger capacity to 32 million.
At the International Airport Review's 2024 Summit in Amsterdam, Editorial Assistant, Gabriel Higgins, spoke to Cesar Nava, Head of Advanced Air Mobility Projects at Aena.
London Luton Airport will expand passenger capacity to 32 million, creating 11,000 jobs and boosting the economy by £1.5 billion annually while prioritising sustainability through a Green Controlled Growth framework.
Barcelona Airport has introduced SELF, an AI-powered robotic restaurant offering fresh, high-quality food with automated service, improving efficiency and customer experience.
Watch this exclusive video interview with the Head of Facilitation and Passenger Experience at Aena.
Pablo Lopez Loeches, Head of Ideation and Entrepreneurship division at Aena, on the success of the start-up accelerator "Aena Ventures".
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International Airport Review hosted a webinar on leveraging data and technology in order to create a modern personalised airport experience for passengers. In this article, the speakers dive into some of the fantastic questions asked by the live audience.
The event was attended by the 12 start ups selected from the 116 applicants to the second “Call4Ideas”.
Aena's figure represents growth of 45.4% compared with 2022 (2,078.9 million) and 9.3% compared with 2019 (2,766.2 million).
ACI EUROPE launched the first ever guidance globally for airports assisting passengers with non-visible disabilities.
Aena has been awarded the 'Equality in the Company' distinction, by the Ministry for Equality, for its firm commitment in this area.
Editorial Assistant, Chunekshi, had the opportunity to interview Elena Mayoral, the Airports Managing Director of Aena, and learnt about Aena’s plans to innovate and expand in the future to become more structurally enhanced.
Aena's network in Spain closed the month of July 2023 with a historical passenger record: 29,762,051. This is a 10% rise in traffic compared to July 2022.
The Spanish aviation group has signed a sustainable syndicated credit line for €2 billion, which proves its commitment to ESG governance.
Roberto Martín Davara & Daniel de la Hoz, responsible for passenger experience and accessibility at Aena, tells International Airport Review about their vision to transform airports towards a personalised and accessible experience.