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In this article, we review which airports had the highest number of aircraft movements in 2021, based on the total number of landings, take-offs, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Daniela Fantinati, Head of Quality Management and Customer Experience at Aeroportos Brasil Viracopos S.A., believes that to achieve a positive passenger experience, much like a patchwork quilt, attention must be paid to all stages of the journey, starting from booking their flight to the moment the air passenger arrives at…
VINCI Airports’ global network in Q1 2022 experienced a threefold in passenger numbers, 30 million to be exact, in comparison to figures from Q1 2021.
Cayenne Félix Eboue Airport has been awarded Level 2 accreditation of the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme by Airport Council International.
Since the lifting of COVID-19 pandemic-related travel restrictions and increase in travel demand, Frankfurt Airport has welcomed some 2.9 million passengers in March 2022.
As part of VINCI Airports’ modernisation and optimisation investments, renovation work has started at Las Américas Airport, to ensure the airport offers the best welcome to the Dominican Republic.
Over 3,000 U.S. airports will be benefitting from this once-in-a-generation funding which will give airports an opportunity to build safer and more sustainable airports. This will be the central theme of IAR’s upcoming summit.
Carmelo International Airport has kick-started modernisation works at the new air terminal, to help enhance air connectivity and promote development in Uruguay.
Aeropuertos Argentina 2000 has signed a ‘Healthy Airports’ agreement with the International Transport Workers’ Federation, focusing on the prioritisation of worker and passenger health and safety.
Claudia Gutierrez, Head of Digital, Cybersecurity and Systems Management at El Dorado Airport, outlines the airport's digital transformation journey, which is improving the passenger journey and experience, and also helping them streamline critical business processes.
Ecuador’s aviation industry has further committed to the fight against illegal wildlife trafficking through a new declaration, to enforce greater law and public order control to prevent these crimes.
LATAM Airlines Group plans to neutralise its CO2 emissions from passenger and cargo flights in South America, with the launch of the new 'Let’s Fly Neutral on Friday' initiative.
Aeropuertos Uruguay has begun modernisation works at Carmelo International Airport, which is the first airport of the country’s National System of International Airports that the company will renovate.
Mariscal Sucre International Airport’s sustainability programmes, projects, and efforts have been awarded by Airports Council International for Latin America and the Caribbean’s Green Airport Recognition.
In a recent pilot project, Mineta San José International Airport trialled a new and tech-forward option for passengers to arrive at their boarding gates using autonomous wheelchairs.
