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Imagine buying the high-tech car of your dreams but not taking delivery for a few years. In that time, your family grows, life changes and technology advances – fast. By the time you’re sitting behind the wheel in 2022, you no longer need to. With the rise of driverless cars,…
DFW and TSA are conducting a demonstration of a next-generation people screening scanner that can detect both metallic and non-metallic objects.
A first-of-its-kind real-world test of an autonomous baggage tractor is being carried out at Toulouse-Blagnac airport.
This investment comes as part of CAG's efforts to upskill its employees in preparation for the company's digital transformation.
The new automated eGates were put into operation with the aim of enhancing international passenger experience.
For the third episode in International Airport Review’s podcast series, our editor Tara spoke to Brian Cobb, Vice President of Customer Experience and Chief Innovation Officer at Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport to discover potential approaches when trying to secure a positive passenger journey.
Investments are being made into automating the journey and expanding mobile services in order to improve the passenger experience.
New cleaning robots are to be tested at Domodedovo Airport, with an aim to safely improve automation of airport operations.
Angela Gittens, Director General of ACI World, discusses how automation is critical for the aviation industry to identify key opportunities and concerns related to operating vehicles at airports.
AOA's general election manifesto sets out how the aviation industry can work to ensure the sustainability of future airport growth.
Passengers will soon be able to identify themselves at Madrid-Barajas Airport with their biometric profile during a facial recognition test pilot.
Dallas/Fort Worth and Winnipeg Richardson airports are to trial autonomous personal EVs to aid passengers with reduced mobility.
In Swedish airports, new technologies are being tested and installed to drive innovation and improve the passengers' experience.
Using a network of cameras, artificial intelligence is to be employed at Heathrow Terminal 5 to help ensure flights depart safely and on time.
The new technology will enable liquids to be carried in hand luggage, revolutionising the security check procedure and reducing plastic waste.
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