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Dublin Airport’s low-emission vehicle strategy takes off
The move to convert its existing fleet of 111 vehicles to LEVs over the next five years is aimed at improving air quality, reducing noise and carbon emissions and saving energy.
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Manchester Airport launches campaign to showcase the North
‘More Than An Airport’ campaign will highlight how Manchester Airport unlocks trade, community, business and tourism opportunities for the North of England.
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Munich Airport International to manage new terminal at Newark Liberty
The agreement between Munich and Newark is a major milestone in the development of a world-class terminal and is thought to be worth near $2.7 billion.
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Michael Kerkloh tells the aviation industry to be authentic
On his second-to-last day as ACI EUROPE’s President, Michael Kerkloh told Tara Nolan, International Airport Review’s Editor, that the biggest mistake you can make as an airport leader is not to communicate.
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NATS secures 10-year contract for air traffic services at Cardiff Airport
The 10-year contract further strengthens NATS and Cardiff Airport's working relationship, with NATS providing ATC services for MOD St Athans Airport for the first time.
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Stronger regulation of powerful airports needed to protect consumers
IATA concurs with the EC that tighter economic regulation could see the full benefits of the Airport Charges Directive being fulfilled, protecting consumers from the power of the major airports.
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On average, three new jobs are generated daily at Munich Airport
More than 38,000 people are employed at Munich Airport, Bavaria's air transportation hub, and this figure shows no sign of slowing down any time soon.
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Copenhagen Airport sees traffic volumes on par with last year’s records
Traffic at Copenhagen Airport in June 2019 has tied with last year's record of almost three million passengers passing through the terminals.
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Head of Aviation Security advises “close cooperation is the only way”
David Ryder, Head of Aviation Security at ACI EUROPE emphasises how there is no one particular threat in the aviation sector. If you let your guard slip in one aspect, then the whole system is vulnerable.
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Hermes Airports acquires highest level of ACA accreditation – neutrality
Following the pledge by European airports to become net zero by 2050, Hermes Airports storms ahead achieving ACA neutrality accreditation.
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France to introduce eco-tax on all flights leaving the country
The French government have released plans to increase ticket prices by €18 by 2020 - an eco-tax on all flights leaving the country.
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Aviation is of national strategic importance for the Republic of Cyprus
Following the 29th Annual Congress and Assembly hosted in Cyprus, we spoke to Vassiliki Anastassiadou, Minister of Transport, Communications and Works to investigate the Cypriote aviation industry.
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Sustainability Series: European airports sign NetZero2050 agreement
A number of European airports have entered an agreement to comply with the Paris Accord, thereby committing to becoming emission-free by 2050 at the latest.
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Cardiff Airport invites passengers to join PRM and Disability Forum
Cardiff Airport is inviting passengers and third-sector organisations to have their say on accessibility as members of a new PRM and Disability Forum
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The EASA takes first step towards vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft
The EASA have released the first building block to enable safe VTOL operation and the introduction of new air mobility systems in Europe.