As demand for air travel soars, and our skies are busier than ever, will the cutting-edge world of quantum computing provide a new avenue for optimisation? Quantum researcher Amy Leete explores how this new technology is already showing promise – and could fast overtake AI in tackling increasingly complex aviation challenges.
Airport security is entering a more demanding phase. The industry has spent years discussing the potential of CT screening, artificial intelligence and biometrics.
Maastricht Aachen Airport is the first airport in the world to put an AI-enhanced CT hold baggage screening system into live operation, showing how intelligent technology, human expertise and smarter processes can work together.
Global airports are achieving major throughput gains through advanced security screening, but success depends as much on people and processes as on technology.
Swissport International’s hospitality arm has confirmed the name and general manager for the lounge, which marks the airport’s 40th year and will be open to all passengers.
AGS Airports has unveiled its Horizons sustainability and ESG strategy as a 10MW solar farm at Glasgow Airport begins supplying around a quarter of the airport’s on-site electricity demand, supporting the group’s 2035 net zero target.
New artist impressions show how Melbourne Airport’s international terminal will grow into the existing forecourt, as the first phase of a $17 billion privately funded pipeline takes effect.
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.
A modern airport is far more than a passenger terminal and runways. This is the approach being taken in the development of Poland’s new national airport and Port Polska, the country’s largest infrastructure project.