Regaining stability and an explosion of technology at Hamburg Airport – Michael Eggenschwiler
Michael Eggenschwiler spoke to International Airport Review Editor Holly Miles at the International Airport Summit in London.
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Michael Eggenschwiler spoke to International Airport Review Editor Holly Miles at the International Airport Summit in London.
Hamburg Airport is the first airport in Germany to join the international network for future hydrogen hubs.
In this exclusive article, written by Hamburg Airport’s CEO, Michael Eggenschwiler, Michael writes about the changes to airports’ passenger experience, from both a past and future standpoint.
The summer of 2022 still haunts airline professionals around the world. The extreme long check-in and bag‑drop queues, followed by yet again another queue at security, an unusual high percentage of mishandled bags, flight delays or cancellations. It was a troublesome start-up after COVID, and the biggest reason for this…
Christchurch International Airport has achieved being beyond carbon neutral, to become climate positive, an excellent milestone and movement towards a lower carbon aviation future.
The International Airport Online Summit which took place on 15-17 March, was a huge success. In case you missed out, we have highlighted three of key panel sessions that we think you should catch up on.
Michael Eggenschwiler, CEO of Hamburg Airport, believes that there will be an even bigger focus on the passenger experience in the future. In response to this, Hamburg Airport has set up a dedicated business unit on passenger management.
As 2022 begins, Hamburg Airport’s air traffic and passenger figures continue to improve despite the challenging circumstances of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and travel restrictions.
The German Federal Minister of Transport awards funding to develop a deployable counter UAS system in order to enhance safety at airports.
Passengers can benefit from even more independence and flexibility at departure with Hamburg Airport’s self bag drop. Michael Eggenschwiler, Chief Executive Officer, Hamburg Airport explains how the experience of the technology to date leaves no doubt that automated baggage check-in is the right solution for the future.
As cargo throughput continues to grow significantly at the airport, the Hungarian hub will expand its handling capacity to further develop its role as the leading gateway in Central Eastern Europe.
The awards cover four traffic categories of airport and aims to recognise achievement in core activities such as customer service, facilities, retail, security, community relations and environmental awareness and operations.
During the test phase, the range extends to snacks like baguettes and cinnamon pastries along with cold drinks such as water and cola.
With global air traffic continuing to rise and airport capacity already at a premium, it’s imperative for the airport industry to utilise technology to help make operations more effectual. The baggage handling sector has seen a huge increase in automation and the result is a more efficient service that can…
In what may be one of the biggest years in aviation history, here are just a few of the airports that have broken their own records.