London City Airport CEO is working to ensure the airport appeals to all
Robert Sinclair, CEO of London City Airport, focuses on creating capacity for airlines, a high-quality passenger experience and an airport that Londoners are proud of.
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Robert Sinclair, CEO of London City Airport, focuses on creating capacity for airlines, a high-quality passenger experience and an airport that Londoners are proud of.
The Aviation Environment Federation has called on the UK to ensure that the aviation industry works to achieve the net-zero target.
During a visit from the UK's Aviation Minister, Doncaster Sheffield Airport has announced its plans to make significant improvements after experiencing passenger growth.
Following a visit from the UK Aviation Minister, Southampton Airport and local business leaders are calling for work to strengthen regional connectivity.
The expansion project is Birmingham Airport’s biggest terminal investment in 10 years, and will increase the available space by 45 per cent.
The new Air Traffic Management and Unmanned Aircraft Bill will allow police to land, inspect and seize drones, as well as give immediate fines to users.
Dave Lees, within International Airport Review's CEO interview series, explains how, through being CEO of Bristol Airport, he will help aviation maintain its position as the gateway to the rest of the world.
Ken O’Toole’s open letter addresses local resident and environmental concerns about Stansted’s proposals to serve more passengers.
Despite European airports' efforts to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, Newcastle Airport will work to achieve the target 15 years early.
Birmingham Airport will work with Midlands Connect to improve road and rail access, including supporting the development of Midlands Engine Rail and HS2.
The introduction of Pocketalk at Edinburgh Airport will help improve the travel experience for international passengers.
The tour is part of the Department for Transport's Regional Air Connectivity Review, which was launched in mid-January 2020.
The project involves the development of a new integrated terminal at Jersey Airport, led by Volkers Fitzpatrick.
New research, undertaken at Queen's University in Belfast, has lead to the beginning of a development project for more efficient security scanners.
Plans for a new terminal building are to be submitted in spring, replacing the previously agreed scheme and existing building.