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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.
Samantha Saunders, Head of Innovation & Regulatory Compliance at OmniServ, offers up her opinion on why we need to consider changing both how airport suppliers train not just staff helping passengers with reduced mobility (PRM), but all other airport teams, in order to drive an attitude change in how assistance…
The development of dynamic aviation technology and continued industry growth demands tailored and multidisciplinary training.
With a major investment and recruitment programme, Shannon becomes the first airport in Ireland to take delivery of two high-tech HRET fire tenders.
International Airport Review’s Editor, Tara Nolan, explored the career path of Hermes Airports Ltd.’s CEO, investigating her time as a female in aviation, and her perception of the industry now.
An advanced air traffic control training facility has opened in Beirut, Lebanon which uses pioneering simulation technology developed by Airways New Zealand.
IAAN expands its services with the addition of ATC training for private individuals as well as ANSPs at its base in Fornbe, Oslo.
A new version of EUROCONTROL's ESCAPE air traffic control simulator will facilitate academic research around the world and improve future training.
To help tackle the skilled-workforce shortages that are predicted, the AAA launches a mentoring programme focused on sharing expertise with the next generation of airport professionals.
LLA is currently in an exciting period of growth with strong demand from passengers and a growing choice of international routes.
How can we ensure that the airport environment is always safe and accidents that could result in personal injury claims and lawsuits are prevented? Steve Howards, Content Marketing Manager at Herrig & Vogt, provides us with the answer.
The ICAO Council President emphasised the importance of near-and long-term air transport priorities during his recent European mission.
The training involved an emergency simulation which included nearly 500 participants from 25 different agencies.
Following on from Queensland Airports Limited becoming the first airport operator in Australia to achieve a recognition as ‘a great place to work’, International Airport Review’s Editor, Tara Nolan, spoke to the Chief Financial Officer, Amelia Evans, regarding why an engaged and positive workforce is imperative for an airport.
All the apprenticeship classes will take place at DFW Airport's headquarters and will be offered at no cost to the employees.
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