CANSO’s European ANSPs ramp up efforts to manage record summer air traffic levels
European ANSPs prepare for a busy summer with new measures to boost capacity, tackle delays, and improve coordination.
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European ANSPs prepare for a busy summer with new measures to boost capacity, tackle delays, and improve coordination.
Following renewed Houthi missile threats, major airlines have extended flight suspensions to Israel, citing escalating security risks near Ben Gurion Airport.
India terminates Celebi’s contracts amid Pakistan-related security concerns, ensuring smooth ground handling at major airports with new agencies.
Airports across both regions pledge to expand infrastructure, embrace innovation, and modernise regulations to meet future aviation demand sustainably.
Passenger traffic rose 4.3% in Q1 2025 across Europe, signalling steady post-pandemic recovery despite global economic uncertainties.
Lisbon Airport suffers severe disruption after a widespread power outage hits Portugal, grounding flights and stranding passengers.
ERA will be showcasing at Airspace World this May in Lisbon, Portugal and invites you to join them at their stand to discuss your latest air traffic management challenges with them.
ATL airport widens concourse D using overnight modular construction, keeping operations running smoothly during the expansion.
İGA Istanbul Airport boosts capacity and efficiency with Europe’s first triple runway operations, supporting future growth and global aviation leadership.
Automatic Terminal Information Service (ATIS) is a crucial component in modern aviation, delivering continuous, up-to-date essential airport and weather information to pilots.
In this article, we review which airports had the highest number of aircraft movements in 2024, based on the total number of landings, take-offs.
At the International Airport Review's 2024 Summit in Amsterdam, Editorial Assistant, Gabriel Higgins, spoke to Patricia Vitalis, Executive Director of Schiphol Operations,
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Since their implementation at Belo Horizonte International Airport (SBCF) in 2021, drones have significantly transformed the management of airport operations and infrastructure. With applications ranging from pavement inspections and operational safety to fence monitoring and institutional image capturing, this technology has become an essential tool for modern airports. For International…
At the International Airport Review's 2024 Summit in Amsterdam, Editorial Assistant, Gabriel Higgins, spoke to David Zwaaf, Capacity Management Expert at LVNL about capacity management improves efficiency and sustainability at Schiphol Airport, and driving operational success.
Regional airports are embracing Automatic Terminal Information Service (ATIS) to improve operational efficiency and safety through automation.