All United Kingdom and Ireland articles – Page 9
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ArticleInclusive airports: Promoting awareness and positive disability perceptions
Following revelations about the treatment of air travellers with disabilities, Chris Jay, Managing Director and Founder of Bascule Disability Training, explores steps airports can take to foster a positive perception of disability.
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NewsUK Civil Aviation Authority unveils drone integration roadmap
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has unveiled a roadmap for integrating drones into airspace, aiming for the delivery of essential goods and services while addressing safety challenges.
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ArticleBridging the gap: The future of intermodality between airports and rail
For International Airport Review, Helena Hill and Matt Mullen explore how integrating aviation, rail and other modes can create seamless travel experiences. Discover the challenges, opportunities and the transformative potential of a unified, customer-centric approach for the UK's transport system.
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NewsFirefighters at Gatwick Airport complete charity stair climb challenge
Firefighters from London Gatwick Airport raised £2,000 for the Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex and the Fire Fighters Charity by completing a demanding stair climb challenge while wearing full firefighting gear.
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NewsFormula 1® invests in sustainable aviation fuel as part of net zero strategy
Formula 1® has made its first investment in SAF, reducing carbon emissions by an estimated 80% for 20% of its cargo flights in 2024, as part of its commitment to achieving net zero by 2030.
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Podcast
Unlocking airport growth: Inside Newcastle's aviation strategy
Listen to this exclusive podcast which was recorded at Routes Europe 2024.
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NewsLondon Luton Airport signs MoU with Cranfield University to collaborate on innovation and education
London Luton Airport has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Cranfield University, which will see collaboration on factors of net zero, operational innovation, and education.
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NewsNew Electronic Travel Authorisation charge could mean London Heathrow Airport lose 4 million passengers-a-year
London Heathrow Airport may lose 4 million passengers a year after, the UK government announced that they will be expanding its Electronic Travel Authorisation charge to all foreigners, excluding citizens of UK and Ireland, from April 2025.
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London Heathrow Airport wins title of ‘most connected’ airport for second year running
London Heathrow Airport have won for a second year in a row the title of most connected airport in the world, by world leading analysis OAG.
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NewsBelfast City Airport will cut down its carbon vehicle emissions by 90% with HVO fuel
Belfast City Airport has introduced Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil fuel for all its airside vehicles and equipment, that will reduce its carbon vehicle emissions by up to 90% compared with standard diesel.
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NewsLondon Fashion Week starts early as scouts look for new models in London Heathrow’s Terminal
London Heathrow Airport have partnered with renowned modelling agency The MiLK Collective, for London Fashion Week, with passengers given the chance to be scouted and be signed to the agency.
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NewsHeathrow Airport hampered by strike action from Border Force over new imposed rosters
Border Force staff at London Heathrow Airport were on strike between August 31 and September 3, with 650 PCS members in dispute since April over lack of flexibility from new roster.
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ArticleSamurais and seizing the digital initiative
David Elliott, Consulting Director of Aviation at Cohesive, emphasises the critical role of data in transforming airport operations to enhance efficiency, resilience and passenger experience.
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NewsCardiff Wales Airport expands green fleet with introduction of EVs
Cardiff Airport is enhancing its sustainability efforts with the addition of six new electric vehicles, advancing its 60% reduction in carbon emissions and its goal of reaching carbon net zero.
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NewsOnline guides to help with accessibility in London Gatwick Airport have been launched
London Gatwick Airport has launched detailed guides for passengers to boost airport accessibility for those that may need help, which are being provided by AccessAble.
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NewsEleven-year-old boy completes work experience at London Luton Airport
London Luton Airport arranges exclusive work experience taster for airport-mad youngster, as it looks to facilitate talent locally partnering with local educational establishments
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NewsNew data shows experience instore is more important than price for duty free
The global travel retail industry is encountering a significant shift in consumer behaviour, as shoppers increasingly prioritise experiential value over price in duty free shops. This is according to data from travel retail research agency M1nd-set.
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VideoLondon Southend Airport's Nigel Mayes on seamless mobility
International Airport Review's Editorial Assistant Chunekshi Wimalasuriya attended this year's Routes Europe event, held in Aarhus, Denmark. Here, she spoke to Nigel Mayes, the Business Development Director at London Southend Airport, discussing seamless travel for passengers, working with airlines and ensuring security for investments.
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NewsDrones successfully transport NHS lab-specimens for the first time
Led by AGS Airports in partnership with NHS Scotland, the CAELUS Project have flown drones carrying lab-specimens, taking 35 minutes with the use of combined digital twin technology.
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NewsTaylor Swift’s European tour drives passenger surge at London Luton Airport
Taylor Swift fans from across Europe used London Luton Airport as a gateway to attend her concerts in major cities, contributing to a 5% increase in passengers on relevant routes.