Do drones challenge today’s airspace assumptions?
NATS looks at the ways in which drones are impacting upon our current attitudes towards airspace.
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NATS looks at the ways in which drones are impacting upon our current attitudes towards airspace.
Keeping pace with rising passenger numbers while ensuring the highest levels of passenger convenience is the balancing act that airports and airlines have to master. Michael Reichle, Chief Executive Officer of Siemens Postal, Parcel & Airport Logistics (SPPAL), explains how Siemens combines innovative equipment with intelligent software.
Is there an ongoing problem with wildlife trafficking at airports? We investigate further...
After many years of publishing its recommendations for de-icing and anti-icing aircraft on the ground, the Association of European Airlines (AEA) published its last and final ever edition in July 2016. In this article Arjen Piest, Faculty Manager and Trainer for the ‘De-icing/Anti-icing on the Ground Training Courses’ at the…
Hamburg Airport has successfully launched a new, pioneering IT system known as ‘HAM SuITe’ which stands for ‘Solution Unified Airport Information Technology’ and provides close interconnectivity between partners including airlines, German Air Traffic Services, ground handling service providers, EUROCONTROL and Airport Coordination Germany. At the same time, it is the…
The SESAR2020 ‘Total Airport Management’ Project, ‘PJ04 TAM’, formally started at the beginning of December 2016. The project team consists of 11 different consortia covering Airport Operators, Air Navigation Service Providers, Manufacturing Industry and Research Organisations as well as EUROCONTROL. Here, Alan Marsden, Project Manager at EUROCONTROL, delves deeper into…
While policy creation for the use of biometric technologies at national borders remains a matter for government, best practices and guiding principles for effective deployment can be built through collaboration between the industry’s global stakeholders, says Isabelle Moeller, Chief Executive of the Biometrics Institute.
Security expert Neville Hay discusses the positives and negatives of SeMs for the airport industry.
This In-Depth Focus looks at how some airports are managing their current winter operations and explores advances in technology within the industry...
Helios' Maja Marciniak discusses the importance of retrospective analysis in airports.
When considering passenger experience, consideration must be given to design and flow, the efficiency of checkpoint areas and the usefulness of apps and digital services if airports want to satisfy the modern day passenger. This In-Depth Focus explores some current passenger experience developments and opportunities...
Travellers want smart solutions to help them navigate terminals, and airports want technology to ensure travellers have a safe experience. This In-Depth Focus looks at airport-to-passenger engagement using apps, the use of biometric technologies, and the SESAR2020 'Total Airport Management' project...
Read Issue #4 of International Airport Review: Includes in-depth focuses on Airport IT, Passenger Experience & Winter Operations, with articles covering air connectivity, safety at Prague Airport, airport development at LAX, revenues at Budapest Airport and a profile of Toronto Pearson…
John Pitts, MD and Founder of UK-based global aviation fuel specialist eJet International, looks at the industry’s current stance on renewable fuels and discusses its potential uptake as a sustainable solution for cutting emissions.
Matt Horobin, Director of Brand & Digital at Dubai Airports, explores the plusses and pitfalls of airport-to-passenger engagement.