Airports in Asia-Pacific and Middle East to invest $240 billion in expansion by 2035
Asia-Pacific and Middle East airports will invest $240 billion to expand capacity, modernise infrastructure, and support future passenger and cargo growth.
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Asia-Pacific and Middle East airports will invest $240 billion to expand capacity, modernise infrastructure, and support future passenger and cargo growth.
Iyad Hindiyeh and Ana Živanović discuss San Francisco International Airport's Technology Improvement Programme, which aims to enhance operational efficiency, guest experiences and foster collaboration across the aviation industry.
Edmonton International Airport (YEG) has officially unveiled its new sensory room, an immersive space designed to support passengers with sensory sensitivities, including autism, anxiety and other cognitive or neurodivergent challenges.
From 7 May, US passengers must show REAL ID-compliant ID at TSA checkpoints or face delays and possible denial.
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Venice Airport installs innovative Envac waste system, cutting emissions and improving efficiency as part of its 2030 sustainability goals.
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Southampton Airport launches an AI-powered assistant offering real-time support, enhancing navigation, accessibility, and overall passenger satisfaction across the terminal.
Airports Council International backs Auckland Airport’s $6.6 billion investment, highlighting its transparent consultation process and economic benefits while dismissing allegations of unfair pricing as misleading.
Colinda Rowe, Waste Minimisation Manager at Auckland International Airport in New Zealand, writes exclusively for International Airport Review
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Bradley International Airport has achieved Autism Double-Checked certification, ensuring better support and reduced stress for travellers on the autism spectrum.
MPs were told that London Heathrow Airport's power issues were raised just days before a major outage, affecting 300,000 passengers and costing airlines £100 million.