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22 September 2020 | By AOE GmbH
The travel industry has been decimated by COVID-19 and airports have become white elephants for many months. When the big resumption happens, recovery is anything but guaranteed. There will be a new breed of travellers, concerned about very different things from the past. They will be more concerned about safety…
The open letter to the President of the European Commission has called for the development of an EU COVID-19 testing protocol for travel.
A total of 16 COVID-19 dogs will be operating at Helsinki Airport, working to identify passengers who are infected with the virus.
The finished project at Jyväskylä Airport included runway renovations, upgrades to the electricity network and the building of a new maintenance hangar.
Anyone visiting the Vienna AirportCity will now have access to a chatbot providing real-time answers to questions regarding COVID-19.
A new study conducted by EUROCONTROL has shown that capacity constraints are the biggest challenge for airports in the face of COVID-19.
Data is one of the vital elements in an airport operations centre (APOC). Another key to a great future? People. Korijn Defever, Operational Improvement Manager at Brussels Airport, and Bart Seuntjens, General Manager for Brussels Airport Consulting, talk about their successful set up of an APOC and explain how it has helped…
Set to begin in autumn 2021, Palanga Airport will undertake necessary works to reconstruct and renew its runway, taxiway and apron.
Passengers travelling through Schiphol Airport can now pre-order and collect food and beverage orders post-security as part of its new contactless service.
Over the course of the past year, Budapest Airport has invested in a wide range of infrastructure and passenger experience developments.
As part of its efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19 and keep passengers safe, Finavia is trialling UVC disinfecting technology at its airports.
The accreditation highlights Venice and Quito Airports' efforts in protecting the health safety of passengers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Frankfurt Airport has positioned itself as a European leader in pharmaceutical cargo shipping in preparation for the possible COVID-19 vaccine.
Among the first airports in the world to receive ACI’s health accreditation, Bologna Airport verifies the quality of its health measures in the battle against COVID-19.
The new transfer service works to help passengers with short connection times travel through security and passport control faster.
