Groupe ADP wins several contracts for consulting and planning in the U.S.
Merchant Aviation has won a series of new contracts across the U.S. including the $340 million investment in the JFK development.
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John F. Kennedy International Airport – also known as JFK airport is located in Queens, New York City. Originally known as Idlewild Airport, it was renamed in 1963 in honour of President John F. Kennedy.
JFK International Airport has five active terminals which are currently numbered 1, 4, 5, 7 and 8. A new Terminal One is currently being constructed and is due to open in 2026 and will replace the existing Terminal 1 and parts of the former Terminals 2 and 3.
The airport is a major hub for international flights and international airlines at JFK include American Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, JetBlue, Qantas, Korean Air, LATAM Airlines and Delta Airlines.
Merchant Aviation has won a series of new contracts across the U.S. including the $340 million investment in the JFK development.
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In December 2018, Delta – in partnership with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and the Transportation Security Administration – unveiled the first biometric terminal in the United States. In a growing world that’s getting increasingly complicated, airports and airlines are turning to technology to streamline…
Following Delta's first route from Edinburgh, with JFK as the destination, the second will fly to Boston and operate throughout the summer.
JFK Airport and Vision-Box have signed an agreement to modernise passenger processing and roll out one of the largest biometric boarding platforms in the U.S.
The Port Authority of New York and Jersey has announced that 50 per cent of its shuttle bus fleet at the three major regional airports will be all-electric by summer 2019.
In his speech at the International Aviation Club in Washington, D.C., Alexandre de Juniac, highlighted the importance of both Government and Industry working together to reap the continued benefits of aviation.
Real-time information is now available on airport websites and terminal monitors for passengers travelling through JFK, LaGuardia, Newark Liberty and New York Stewart.
According to ACI, global passenger traffic is expected to exceed 20 billion by 2039, as such, infrastructure will have to adapt accordingly with major investment to accommodate the growth.
The Port Authority Agency plans to install more than 10 megawatts of solar power at JFK, in a bid to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, while providing local low-income residents the opportunity to purchase clean energy at reduced rates.
Waiting in line is considered by some to be almost as bad as torture, but it’s one of life’s inevitabilities. But, what if there was a way to make airport queues move faster and keep the experience more pleasant for those in line? It all comes down to understanding why…
With operations now in 87 airports in 13 countries, dnata adds Los Angeles International to its ground handling portfolio.
With the age of digitisation racing forward we asked Delta how the digitisation of cargo transport has, and will, affect the customer. Vice President of Delta Cargo, Shawn Cole, provides a glimpse as to what the future holds for cargo transportation.
A new route to Boston will be introduced to the growing number of destinations at Edinburgh Airport, with Delta Air Lines operating the service for summer 2019.
Use of durable concrete instead of typical asphalt will lengthen lifespan of runway up to 40 years, compared with asphalt’s 10-12 years; new high-speed taxiway allows planes to exit runways faster and save traveller's time.