The Security Series: An airline’s perspective on crisis management
Former Security Manager, easyJet, David Henson, considers whether our procedures could have prevented the recent attacks against airports...
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Former Security Manager, easyJet, David Henson, considers whether our procedures could have prevented the recent attacks against airports...
Exclusive interview with Ken Thomas, Head of the Network Operations Coordination Unit at EUROCONTROL as we discuss what they are doing to mitigate the impact of threats to security...
8 December 2016 | By Solomon Wong; Karen Warnick-Elinan, InterVISTAS
Solomon Wong and Karen Warnick-Elinan of aviation, transportation and tourism consultancy, InterVISTAS, discuss the three major emerging trends that must be factored into future international air travel processes...
6 December 2016 | By International Airport Review
Welcome to ‘The Security Series’ from International Airport Review, featuring an extensive insight into matters of aviation and airport security with interviews and opinion pieces from key industry leaders and experts…
1 December 2016 | By James Braver, U.S. Director for the TIX Group; Peter DiDomenica, President of Quantum Innovation Corporation
Welcome to ‘The Security Series’ from International Airport Review, featuring an extensive insight into matters of aviation and airport security with interviews and opinion pieces from key industry leaders and experts…
Andy Blackwell, former Head of Security with Virgin Atlantic examines the challenges industry and governments face when trying to stay one step ahead of unlawful interference to civil aviation....
Airports have evolved significantly over the past decades; from functional hubs to multimodal service centres. In order to ease the use of these platforms, new technologies have been implemented under the umbrella of ‘seamless travel’, including self-service kiosks (CUSS), automated gates and automated bag drop facilities. However, where the seamless…
Sensor technologies for passenger flow measurements provide large volumes of data. Esben Kolind, Head of Operational & Business Analysis, details how Copenhagen Airport (CPH) uses data not only to display and report waiting times, but to improve the planning process and increase operational efficiency.
23 November 2016 | By Roy Manuell
After attending the AOA Annual Conference 2016, what have we learnt over the last 12 months in light of brexit and what does the future hold for the sector...?
22 November 2016 | By John Wensveen, Ph.D., Professor of Air Transportation, Purdue University (USA)
In this analytical reaction John Wensveen, Ph.D details why the expansion decision benefits neither Heathrow, London itself, nor the UK...
17 November 2016 | By International Airport Review
Read the free-to-view digital version of the latest issue of International Airport Review magazine...
In this Passenger Flow supplement: Improving operational efficiency using sensory technology; Balancing seamless travel with the passenger experience; Using smart travel identity to save passengers' time; The digital revolution.
17 November 2016 | By Roy Manuell
As part of 'The Security Series', we speak exclusively to senior member of the European Commission, Henrik Hololei, about transport, security and the future of safe air travel...
Senior ATM Consultant, Peter Eriksen, outlines the development of high fidelity airport models and the requirements for these models in order to make them valuable instruments in support of new infrastructure, procedural changes or implementation of new technology...
Esben Kolind details how Copenhagen Airport (CPH) uses data not only to display and report waiting times, but to improve the planning process and increase operational efficiency...