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Andreas Conrad, Head of Marketing at Qognify, discusses how Enterprise Incident Management (EIM) and next generation Video Management Systems (VMS+) can help to improve how airport incidents are managed as they unfold.
After a long selection process, we finally have the 27 contenders who have gone above and beyond in their respective fields.
Britain's second biggest airport has shown its support for the independent organisation that represents Gatwick users and local authorities as it searches for volunteers.
More Brits are planning to spend this year’s August Bank Holiday weekend in the US according to figures released by Gatwick Airport, as thousands take advantage of the extra day off to pay a flying visit to popular destinations across the pond.
Gatwick Airport has today announced the award of two new Frameworks for construction activity at the airport in support of its recently announced five-year Capital Investment Programme.
Gatwick Airport has today announced it will invest £1.15 billion over the next five years – with £240 million planned for 2017/18 alone – as it plans for more growth and improved efficiency, while also maintaining its record levels of passenger satisfaction.
Five flights were diverted yesterday evening Sunday 2 July after a drone was spotted.
In light of record-breaking passengers, Gatwick also boasts a record amount of investment over the past twelve months.
The second ever Jamie Oliver’s The Diner to open at Gatwick Airport, a homage to great American comfort food.
Gatwick becomes the first carbon neutral London airport and is now the second busiest carbon neutral airport in Europe.
What role must Gatwick play in UK post-Brexit progress? How does Gatwick manage on the single runway? What are the greatest challenges we face in aviation? CEO Stewart Wingate speaks exclusively to Roy Manuell, Junior Editor...
Around 2000 beacons have been installed across Gatwick Airport’s two terminals providing an indoor navigation system that enables augmented reality wayfinding for passengers.
As Gatwick prepares for its biggest year of investment, the airport has announced the award of its Airport Planning Services framework, with three major companies - Arup, Atkins and Jacobs.
With global air traffic continuing to rise and passengers placing an increased focus on on-time performance, the pressure on ground handling procedures has never been greater. By making these vital operations more efficient, airports and airlines can enhance safety, streamline manoeuvres and reduce operating costs...
