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Winter operations
Planning for winter at Glasgow Airport
In an interview for International Airport Review, Louise Hurst, Glasgow Airport's Airside Operations Manager, provides an overview of the airport’s winter operation activities and explores the benefits her team can acquire from advances in technology.
Keeping Oslo Airport in operation during all weathers
For International Airport Review Thomas Toftevåg, Head of the Airfield Maintenance Section at Oslo Airport, explores the ways in which the airport plans and prepares for harsh winter conditions and illustrates the importance of looking back and learning from the events and activities of previous winter months to improve future…
Moving toward one standard
After many years of publishing its recommendations for de-icing and anti-icing aircraft on the ground, the Association of European Airlines (AEA) published its last and final ever edition in July 2016. In this article Arjen Piest, Faculty Manager and Trainer for the ‘De-icing/Anti-icing on the Ground Training Courses’ at the…
Winter Operations In-Depth Focus 2017
This In-Depth Focus looks at how some airports are managing their current winter operations and explores advances in technology within the industry...
International Airport Review – Issue #4 2017
Read Issue #4 of International Airport Review: Includes in-depth focuses on Airport IT, Passenger Experience & Winter Operations, with articles covering air connectivity, safety at Prague Airport, airport development at LAX, revenues at Budapest Airport and a profile of Toronto Pearson…
Winter Operations In-Depth Focus 2017
With airports striving to ensure their operations are seamless and remain undisrupted whatever the weather, winter operations remain a critical airport process. Numerous factors contribute to a successful winter season including forecasting technologies, efficient preparation and the ability to learn from previous experiences. Read on to find out more...
A new winter season begins: SXF and TXL airports are well prepared
October 2016 saw the start of the winter flight plan and therefore the preparations for the winter period. Once again, Berlin’s airports at Schönefeld (SXF) and Tegel (TXL) are well prepared for the winter season: almost 400 employees and more than 70 specially-designed vehicles are ready to tackle snow and…
Winter operations – Developing weather forecast capabilities
Jon Dutton, Met Office Aviation Business Manager explores how developments in forecasting capability combined with a detailed understanding of airport challenges and operations enables confident decision making in the lead up to, and during, high-impact weather events.










































