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With airports constantly challenged to keep up with the opportunities and associated risks brought about by advances in technology, Tara Nolan looks ahead to this year's Airport IT & Security conference for some answers.
Under a new agreement, the third largest airspace in the world is expected to deploy space-based ADS-B by the end of 2019.
Ben Kiff, Managing Director, NATS, Middle East and Asia Pacific (MEAP) details the initiatives NATS are deploying globally – but specifically in APAC – to ensure quality ATM.
On his second-to-last day as ACI EUROPE’s President, Michael Kerkloh told Tara Nolan, International Airport Review’s Editor, that the biggest mistake you can make as an airport leader is not to communicate.
Imagine an airport where you can breeze securely through controls and all restricted-access zones. Biometrics can make this a reality, discusses Franck Maurin, Product and Solutions Director for Passenger facilitation & Border Control at IDEMIA
AlertEnterprise caught Los Angeles World Airports' eye with its new identity management and credentialing system.
Following Kansai Airport’s success in the World’s Best Airport Baggage Delivery 2019 award, International Airport Review spoke to the airport to investigate the procedures that are in place.
In an exclusive video interview with Chris Woodroofe, International Airport Review’s Editor, Tara Nolan, discusses the COO’s career path, how the Gatwick community has been brought together and the strategy that is in place for the forthcoming decade.
Artificial intelligence, alongside proper training and education, can manage even the worst of security breaches into a positive outcome for airports and their users, says Kristina Dores, Chief, Aerodromes & Ground Aids at Namibia Civil Aviation Authority, and Brad Hayes, CTO at Circadence Corporation. However, the key question is when…
Alexandre de Juniac, Director General and CEO of IATA, discusses how improvement and investment in two integral areas of the aviation sector is essential if the industry is to remain successful in the future.
In an exclusive from David Gammie, CIO at Edinburgh Airport, we hear how smart networks help to meet increasing passenger demands for connectivity while delivering 24/7 business critical operations.
A unified system created by integrating many others solves the integration problem, reduces costs and ensures high-quality services in the future.
Shorter queues, predicted wait times and more efficient processing really can make for a seamless, pleasant and memorable airport experience.
Delving deep into the airport IT and security sectors, our recent survey results offer opinions from industry professionals across the globe.
With projects ranging from air taxis to AI in air traffic control, the UK CAA's 'Innovation Sandbox' plans to keep UK aviation at the forefront of technology.
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