Predicting 2020 trends and disruptors for the aviation industry
This roundtable reviews 2019, makes predictions for 2020, and provides exclusive advice for airports from four industry leaders.
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This roundtable reviews 2019, makes predictions for 2020, and provides exclusive advice for airports from four industry leaders.
Through its CEO series, International Airport Review spoke to Graham Millett, CEO of Western Sydney International, about how the airport is set to be a disruptor in Australian aviation.
By introducing the Performance Based Navigation concept, ACI World and CANSO’s guidance outlines its use as an effective noise mitigation technique.
The Queensland Airports Limited and Griffith University partnership agreement has been extended by an additional three years.
Within International Airport Review’s exclusive CEO series, Nick Barton of Birmingham Airport spoke about how the industry needs to embrace a sustainable existence.
London Heathrow Airport's infrastructure has achieved carbon neutrality, making it one of the world’s first major aviation hubs to do so.
The programme will aim to decrease nitrogen oxide emissions from Schiphol Airport, in keeping with its emission-free 2030 target.
The Chilean capital’s air terminal, Santiago Airport, has begun its efforts to become a net-zero carbon emissions airport by 2050.
Swedavia intends to enable all 10 of its airports to handle electric aircraft and place the first commercial electrified route in service by 2025.
Marc Houalla, Executive Director of Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, gives an insight into how innovation and technology are essential for a successful future.
The Carbon Disclosure Project recognised NATS due to its efforts to reduce the environmental impact of air travel through the efficient use of airspace.
The recycling stations offer a sustainable solution to Glasgow Airport's passengers and staff using single-use coffee cups.
With the new sustainable approach to waste management, Domodedovo Airport will be able to recycle 45 tonnes of cardboard, plastic and polythene each month.
The installation of new electric charges to support airline-owned ground equipment is part of Long Beach Airport's efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
Robert Sinclair, CEO of London City Airport, focuses on creating capacity for airlines, a high-quality passenger experience and an airport that Londoners are proud of.