Hackers can buy access to a major airport’s security systems for just $10
17 July 2018 | By International Airport Review
The research team found the option to buy the remote desktop access on a Russian site.
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Airports’ IT spending to top $4.6 billion by 2023, new analysis claims
6 June 2018 | By International Airport Review
Biometrics, blockchain, analysis and artificial intelligence are all contributing to a growth in IT spending.
Airports are ill-equipped to deal with a major cyber attack, says consultancy firm
16 May 2018 | By International Airport Review
A consultancy firm has concluded airports are ill-equipped to deal with major cyber attacks in a new report.
Next-generation IT infrastructure goes into operation at Gatwick
15 May 2018 | By Annie McKenna (International Airport Review)
As the number of passengers travelling by air continues to rise, so too does the data that accompanies those passengers. Many airports are currently using legacy IT infrastructure which, although being fit for purpose at the time of implementation, is now in need of a refresh. By future-proofing their IT…
Aviation’s big data challenge – an interview with Huawei’s Frédéric Comtet
5 April 2018 | By George Smith (International Airport Review)
Aviation is booming. Pre-recession growth rates have reasserted themselves and airports are bracing for a coming flood. Often, this preparation is focussed on physical infrastructure, how they will create more space to accommodate the numbers. But airports ignore data at their peril. With a deluge of passengers comes a deluge…
SITA to present on Hololens mixed reality work at IATA’s VR summit
28 March 2018 | By International Airport Review
SITA's Director of Emerging Technologies will speak about his company's research into mixed reality at the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) summit on virtual and augmented reality in Switzerland.
Huawei announces strategic partnership with IATA
23 March 2018 | By International Airport Review
Telecommunications giant Huawei will play a key role in the advancement of the global aviation industry after joining IATA's Strategic Partnership Programme.
BULATSA and IATA to develop an airspace strategy for Bulgaria
1 March 2018 | By International Airport Review
BULATSA and IATA have said they will strengthen their existing cooperation through a new initiative, aimed at delivering benefits to the travelling public while supporting national economic growth and the competitiveness of the Bulgarian aviation sector.
Major step towards unifying Australia’s civil and military air traffic systems
28 February 2018 | By International Airport Review
The CEO of Australia's Government-owned air navigation service provider, Airservices Australia, has hailed a contract which will blend civil and military air traffic control systems as "probably the biggest development in the safe management of Australia’s skies since aviation began" in Australia.
Terminal Technologies In-Depth Focus 2018
26 February 2018 | By International Airport Review
Airports are working more than ever to ensure passengers receive a pleasant travel experience, and innovative technology is being deployed throughout many of the world’s busiest terminals to help achieve customer service excellence. This In-Depth Focus explores some recent digital and innovative developments that are helping to transform the airport…
EUROCONTROL trial new A-CDM concept at regional airport
11 January 2018 | By International Airport Review
A project to cut costs and workload in A-CDM has been positively received at a Spanish regional airport.
Three-time glory for Gatwick workforce app
24 November 2017 | By International Airport Review
An app used by Gatwick’s 10,000 employees to keep track of live events has scooped up a prestigious IT award - its third accolade this month.
Planning for Airport Infrastructure Success
25 October 2017 | By Tony Fulton | Oracle
A successful airport infrastructure project can be an economic boon for a region. Likewise, a failure can create a blackhole into which cash is poured, never to be seen again. Tony Fulton of Oracle talks exclusively to International Airport Review about how mistakes that lead to chaos can be mitigated…
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