Lisbon airport faces major disruption as Iberian power outage grounds flights and halts operations
Lisbon Airport suffers severe disruption after a widespread power outage hits Portugal, grounding flights and stranding passengers.
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Lisbon Airport suffers severe disruption after a widespread power outage hits Portugal, grounding flights and stranding passengers.
İGA Istanbul Airport boosts capacity and efficiency with Europe’s first triple runway operations, supporting future growth and global aviation leadership.
EUROCONTROL MUAC’s airspace restructure above the Netherlands and north-west Germany optimises efficiency, reduces fuel burn, and enhances civil-military cooperation for future air traffic demand.
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Stockholm Arlanda Airport topped Eurocontrol's 2024 rankings for punctuality, achieving 80% on-time departures, surpassing Oslo and Copenhagen. International travel at Arlanda grew by 7%.
The redesigned airspace boundary between MUAC and Reims ACC enhances flight routing, reduces complexity, and improves efficiency, benefiting both operational performance and the environment.
Eurocontrol, the civil-military organisation dedicated to supporting European aviation, has released data on its ‘Seven-Year Forecast’, revealing trends of flights and economic factors.
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A new research project aims to improve the efficiency of air travel by using artificial intelligence to redesign flexible airspace sectors.
ACI EUROPE expressed concerns over the daunting challenges faced by airports in Ukraine and sought to unite its Ukrainian airport members.
Alexandre de Joybert, Director of Sustainability at ACI Europe, gave International Airport Review an update in Issue 2 on the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme, it’s progress, and a view of what the industry needs to do next.
From June - August 2023, flights in the EUROCONTROL network increased by 7% over the 2022 figure, reaching 93% of the pre-pandemic level.
July 2023 saw air traffic up by an average of 7%,however Europe experienced extreme weather in July and weather-related ATFM delay.
IATA reported high levels of confidence among travellers for the peak Northern summer travel holiday season, with data tracking at 35% above 2022 levels.
The EUROCONTROL Innovation Hub has a wave of new projects planned for the year to come, as well as plans to continue existing air innovation projects.
Iceland has signed a transitional agreement with EUROCONTROL to become a Member State of the organisation and participate in the tasks and activities from 1 January 2025 onwards.