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Leaders’ Series: Quantum Aviation CEO David Kennedy
International airports of all sizes can and should expect the same level of support, customisation and savings from their software provider. Quantum Aviation CEO David Kennedy explains why.
Seeking new processes for airport operation differentiation
International Airport Review hears from Stan Ahmed, founder and Managing Director of the Airports Centre of Excellence, in search of new processes for airport operation differentiation.
Airports across the world adopt the new app technology
The “Community app” - conceptualised by Gatwick for the airport industry - has been shortlisted for seven UK national awards.
Hamad International Airport: Uncovering the world’s leading smart airport
Hamad International Airport (HIA), 6th in the SKYTRAX rankings, is widely considered one of the world’s most exciting airports and off the back of an announcement of new collaboration with Huawei, International Airport Review speaks to COO Eng. Badr Al Meer.
Creating seamless airport experiences using mobile devices
Christian Bugislaus Carstens, Marketing Manager for Veovo, explains how passengers’ phones can help create seamless airport experiences.
Counting down to Airport 2017, Vienna!
It is a little more than a month until International Airport Review’s highly successful annual event returns: Airport 2017!
Miami becomes first worldwide to provide fast entry process via app
Miami International Airport (MIA) is the first airport in the world to bring the convenience of Mobile Passport Control, the fast entry process into the USA, into its own airport app experience.
Allianz and InsurTech startup Flock to launch UK’s first pay-as-you-fly drone insurance
The partnership’s first product, to be launched later this year in the UK market, is a mobile app (for Android and iOS devices) enabling operators to purchase ‘pay-as-you-fly’ drone insurance at the touch of a button.
Passenger demand for Wi-Fi is now sky-high when choosing an airline
This is the conclusion from the third annual global Inflight Connectivity Survey, published today by Inmarsat.
Siemens: combining innovative equipment with intelligent software
Keeping pace with rising passenger numbers while ensuring the highest levels of passenger convenience is the balancing act that airports and airlines have to master. Michael Reichle, Chief Executive Officer of Siemens Postal, Parcel & Airport Logistics (SPPAL), explains how Siemens combines innovative equipment with intelligent software.
The on-demand traveller: how data is changing air travel expectations
John Grant, Senior Analyst at OAG discusses the implications of Generation Z on air travel.
New £65 million centre to spearhead UK research in digital aviation technology
It has been announced today that a new £65 million Digital Aviation Research and Technology Centre (DARTeC) will be built at Cranfield University to spearhead the UK’s research into digital aviation technology. Once constructed, DARTeC will provide research facilities unprecedented in Europe.
‘HAM SuITe’: Hamburg Airport’s new ‘central nervous system’
Hamburg Airport has successfully launched a new, pioneering IT system known as ‘HAM SuITe’ which stands for ‘Solution Unified Airport Information Technology’ and provides close interconnectivity between partners including airlines, German Air Traffic Services, ground handling service providers, EUROCONTROL and Airport Coordination Germany. At the same time, it is the…
SESAR2020 ‘PJ04 TAM’ overview
The SESAR2020 ‘Total Airport Management’ Project, ‘PJ04 TAM’, formally started at the beginning of December 2016. The project team consists of 11 different consortia covering Airport Operators, Air Navigation Service Providers, Manufacturing Industry and Research Organisations as well as EUROCONTROL. Here, Alan Marsden, Project Manager at EUROCONTROL, delves deeper into…