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.
ACI World’s 2024 rankings highlight airports’ strong recovery, with Atlanta, Dubai and Shanghai leading international passenger growth and global connectivity.
London Luton Airport will expand passenger capacity to 32 million, creating 11,000 jobs and boosting the economy by £1.5 billion annually while prioritising sustainability through a Green Controlled Growth framework.
Bradley International Airport has achieved Autism Double-Checked certification, ensuring better support and reduced stress for travellers on the autism spectrum.
The exhibition at Hong Kong International Airport offers an immersive experience on local marine life and conservation, running until 8 June 2025.
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The 2024 ASQ Awards celebrate the world's best airports for passenger experience, with nearly 700,000 surveys shaping global standards.
The Canadian government introduces a policy to attract private investment for modernising and expanding airports, enhancing infrastructure to meet growing demand for air travel.
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