How can airports turn digital ambition into operational reality? Discover lessons from Quito and Dubai on AI, biometrics, integration and resilience.
Dr. Jan-Henrik Andersson, Chief Commercial Officer & Chief Security Officer, Munich Airport explains how CT screening, automation and remote operations are delivering stronger security, greater efficiency and a smoother passenger experience.
From turnaround management to predictive maintenance, AI is already moving from experimentation to daily operations at Rome Fiumicino, but human judgement remains essential for safety, accountability and resilience.
As airports confront rising external threats, Patrick Cuschieri, Vice President Aviation Security at Bahrain Airport Company, examines how resilience, co-ordination and situational awareness are reshaping modern aviation security priorities.
Miami International Airport has introduced a shared digital platform for its cargo community, developed by Kalé, aimed at improving planning, reducing waiting times and lowering emissions across one of the world’s busiest freight gateways.
Greenland Airports has opened the new Ilulissat International Airport, the last of three new airports, with a longer runway that allows direct international connections to Disko Bay and North Greenland.
Adani Airport Holdings Limited has partnered with The Indian Hotels Company Limited to develop eight hotels with more than 2,000 rooms at four Indian airports, as part of a wider push to build hospitality-led airport cities.
iGA Academy sets out how connecting structured aviation training with the operational environment of iGA Istanbul Airport can help address the industry’s growing skills requirement.
Daniel Biondi examines how leading hubs are using technology to deliver smoother journeys, stronger security and new commercial opportunities.