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Released by Crime Stoppers International, Wildlife Sentinel is a new mobile app designed to help staff at airports, airlines, and other aviation companies report suspected wildlife trafficking.
Zurich Airport is the first airport to be equipped with Google’s Live View feature in Google Maps, allowing passengers and visitors to navigate terminal areas using the camera function.
An agreed partnership between EUROCONTROL’s Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre (MUAC), the Belgian Ministry of Defence and skeyes, will see the development of a new air traffic management system.
Perth Airport continues to launch new COVID-19-safe initiatives and practices including touchless technology throughout its terminals and car parks, to maintain the safety of passengers and staff.
Timo Järvelä, Vice President of Passenger Experience and Processes for Helsinki Airport, explains how Finavia’s new Airport Operational Status system is helping them to improve operational productivity and efficiency.
As part of the UK aviation industry's post-COVID-19 recovery plan, the government urges aviation staff to access support through registering for the Aviation Skills Retention Platform (ASRP).
Huawei explains how digital transformation helps airports to reduce flight delays, enable smoother travel and improve the passenger experience.
For International Airport Review, Darren MacLeod, Head of ICT and Digital Transformation at Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd, outlines the operator’s £34 million digital remote towers project - the largest project of its kind in the UK.
Fraser Ralston, Group Head of Digital at AGS Airports, explains how Clyde uses artificial intelligence to understand passengers’ questions and to provide answers, as well as how ‘he’ is furthering the AGS digital passenger experience agenda.
The 5G network will boost connection and download speeds across the airport, and smart-enable the building to support everything from intelligent automation to energy efficiency and enhanced security.
During its webinar on the Safe Airport ecosystem Motorola talked through the different situations airports would encounter and how the integrated technology would detect, analyse, communicate and respond in those situations.
On 18 February 2021, the Motorola Solutions webinar will discuss the company's Safe Airports integrated ecosystem, which allows you to address everyday concerns, as well as emerging situations through four pillars: Detect, Analyse, Communicate and Respond. The webinar will explore how these pillars work together to address the challenges that…
Start-ups from across the globe can apply for Aena's programme to develop technology to improve the passenger experience at airports.
