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Interview Spotlight with Andreas Delhusen
Andreas Delhusen, President and CEO of DHF Airport Systems AB, discusses how intelligent alarm management software can improve airfield lighting systems and enhance operational efficiency.
Trends in airfield lighting
The CAPA Airports Construction Database forecasts that by 2020 more than $500 billion will be invested into airport construction and $200 billion allocated toward nearly 400 new airports. Raghu Seelamonthula, Director - Products & Solutions for Airport Systems at Honeywell Airports Business, covers the company’s aim to build its projects…
ADB SAFEGATE to create the most intelligent airfield at the world’s largest airport in Istanbul
The company will support the largest airfield lighting implementation of 35,000 intelligent LED airfield lights, and ensure efficient and safe operations.
Honeywell lights way for Singapore Changi Airport expansion
New airfield lighting control and monitoring system will improve aircraft movement efficiency and safety at one of the world’s busiest airports...
60 Seconds with… Andreas Delhusen
Andreas Delhusen, President and CEO of DHF Airport Systems AB, discusses how the use of alarm management can help increase runway availability and reduce environmental impact to airports.
LEDs for airfield lighting: A medley of human factors
20 September 2016 | By John D. Bullough,Lighting Research Center, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
The use of light emitting diodes (LEDs) in airfield lighting has numerous benefits but it is important for airports to also consider the impact of the unique visual properties of LED lighting to pilots and those working on the airfield. John D. Bullough of the Lighting Research Center at Rensselaer…
Airfield Lighting at Queenstown Airport in New Zealand
24 May 2016 | By Airways New Zealand
Queenstown Airport is the gateway to one of New Zealand’s most popular tourist destinations and is experiencing unprecedented growth. Its alpine terrain and fluctuating weather also make the aviation environment challenging for air transport operations. Airways New Zealand reveals how a major lighting and infrastructure upgrade is making evening flights…
Light after dark: Queenstown Airport unveils new runway lights
6 May 2016 | By Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer, International Airport Review
New Zealand Minister of Transport Simon Bridges has unveiled new runway lights at Queenstown Airport in preparation for after-dark flights.
Airfield lighting: A regulatory approach
26 January 2016 | By Gernot Kessler, Deputy Head of the ATM/ANS and Aerodrome Department at the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)
Today’s regulatory environment for systems such as airfield lighting is incomplete and varies widely across European Member States. In result, disadvantages emerge both for the manufacturing industry, as well as for the airfield operators. These lead in particular to market restrictions, additional burden and also clarity and liability issues. A…
LED technology: Adelaide Airport’s journey
27 November 2015 | By Stephanie Bolt and Jimmy Low, Adelaide Airport
LED technology has fast become a proven and reliable replacement for interior, landside and airfield lighting. As Adelaide Airport’s Stephanie Bolt, Environment Manager, and Jimmy Low, Projects and Engineering Manager explain, LED technology has become a preferred option at Adelaide Airport for select lighting upgrades, not only as a way…
Airfield Lighting supplement 2015
In this Airfield Lighting supplement, Dzintra Jātniece from Riga International Airport describes their successful upgrade to CAT II standard, and Khrishan Tangri from Brisbane Airport Corporation explains how they have developed an award winning maintenance cycle...
Keeping Riga International Airport flying through the fog
With an ageing lighting system causing visibility problems at Riga International Airport, the time had come to invest in a major upgrade to bring it up to CAT II standard. However, the single runway airport, the busiest in the Baltic region, – had to remain fully operational. Dzintra Jātniece, Director…
Meeting the challenge: Runway lighting serviceability
Brisbane Airport Corporation is aiming for world’s best practice in airfield ground lighting, and in doing so it has developed an award winning maintenance cycle which has improved both reliability and safety. General Manager – Assets Khrishan Tangri explains the process.








































