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The investment into Hong Kong International Airport's airport city development will serve to increase capacity, whilst transforming it into a landmark in its own right and driving the economic development of the surrounding area.
Attracting over 600 airport industry delegates, AOE’s webinar delivered by CEO Kian Gould shared a practical perspective on the proven ability of digital to drive a post-COVID-19 revenue recovery.
Anyone visiting the Vienna AirportCity will now have access to a chatbot providing real-time answers to questions regarding COVID-19.
Dr Viktoriia Myroniuk, Programme Leader for BEng/MEng Aeronautical Engineering at the University of Salford, discusses aspects of airport cities that are not commonly considered.
Airports and aviation organisations share COVID-19 experiences with Airport Regions Council (ARC), including innovative solutions that proved efficient.
Dr. Mirjam Wiedemann, Lecturer and Researcher in Aviation at the University of South Australia, offers a prediction on how airport cities will manage post COVID-19.
A smart city leverages digital technology and the IoT to improve government services, as well as energy, healthcare, traffic, transportation, waste and water management, and more.
Dr. Max Hirsh discusses the key drivers that distinguish successful airport real estate projects from their less successful peers.
A multi-airport system is to be implemented in Indonesia between four airports which will support each other and the wider economy.
Jewel Changi is not just a functional airport building, designed to move people through quickly so they can reach their destination. It was designed to be the destination.
Fred Lam, CEO of Airport Authority Hong Kong, spoke to us about the SKYCITY development and how it will further reinforce HKIA’s role as international aviation hub.
To diversify its business offerings, Munich Airport has developed LabCampus, a subsidiary of the airport which will provide a cross-industry innovation centre. Managing Director of LabCampus, Dr Marc Wagener, reveals how the new venture will benefit the champions of the innovation sector.
With airports playing increasingly important roles as business magnets and metropolitan economic accelerators, John D. Kasarda, PhD, President of the Aerotropolis Institute China, describes this aerotropolis development process and how it is being applied in China to attract investment, boost trade, and increase passenger and cargo volumes.
The complex is expected to cost $2.5 billion and will feature retail, dining and entertainment facilities.
The SkyCity Office One complex at Stockholm Arlanda Airport is 15,000 square metres in size, ten storeys high and located immediately adjacent to the Stockholm Arlanda Airport international Terminal 5 and domestic Terminal 4.
