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Meteorological office at Malta Airport invests in two new automated weather stations
The Meteorological Office at Malta International Airport has invested in two new automated weather stations (AWS), widening the number of stations,
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Remaining operational in challenging weather
Wayne Harvey, Vice President, Operational, Technical and Regulatory Affairs at the Canadian Airports Council, talks to International Airport Review about how Canadian airports deal with winter weather and how they are preparing for the incoming change to the Global Reporting Format.
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Met Office supports airports through winter weather
James Shapland, the Met Office’s Aviation Operations Manager, explains how the Met Office works with airports to ensure operations run smoothly during the challenging winter period.
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ICAO launches real-time worldwide space weather update service
A new service launched by ICAO will generate and share space weather advisories that can be used for commercial and general aviation.
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Battling low visibility, strong winds and fog
Christchurch International Airport rarely gets more than a light dusting of snow, however, as Tim Morris, Manager Airfield Operations, details, the airport must face other extremes during New Zealand’s winters.
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Time based separation increases capacity by 1.4 landings at Heathrow
The increase in landings due to the time based separation (TBS) technique is the equivalent of extending Heathrow’s operating day by 30 minutes.
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Hurricane Florence grounds flights as storm hits land
As evacuation from the Carolinas has become mandatory, airports and airlines have grounded flights as the Hurricane passes through the States.
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Typhoon Jebi grounds flights at Kansai International Airport
Typhoon Jebi, the worst storm to hit Japan in 25 years, has flooded the runways at Kansai International and stranded nearly 3,000 passengers.
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Sochi Airport reacts quickly to plane incident which leaves 18 injured
Bad weather caused a plane to roll off the runway and catch fire, but quick reaction by airport teams extinguished the fire in eight minutes and passengers and crew evacuated in just 17.
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Waterproofing Beijing’s new airport from the roof down
How do you waterproof a roof in time for monsoon season? Beijing New Airport seems to have it covered, using membrane joints.
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Met Office announces onsite meteorologists at NATS Control Centre
For the first time a team of Met Office forecasters are going to be based all year round at the NATS air traffic control centre in Hampshire.
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Sferic Solutions: Mitigating weather-related risk
While aviation technology and policies are ever-changing, there is one factor that will always be an issue: The weather. High winds, heavy rains, hail, and lightning all endanger aviation equipment, passengers, and crew. Anuj Agrawal, CMO of Earth Networks, explains how Earth Networks mitigates weather-related risk and streamlines aviation operations.
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The importance of storm water drainage for airports
Steve Cooper discusses the important of storm water drainage for airports citing case studies including Seattle-Tacoma's as a current example...
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The Weather Company to empower Jeppesen and Boeing flight operations
Jeppesen signs agreement to ensure The Weather Company serve as the primary weather source across Jeppesen and Boeing aviation products.
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