Hackers use nation state as target practice – Dr John McCarthy
14 November 2016 | By Dr John McCarthy
The latest in the John McCarthy series as we continue an examination of cyber security and the threat it could pose to aviation...
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14 November 2016 | By Dr John McCarthy
The latest in the John McCarthy series as we continue an examination of cyber security and the threat it could pose to aviation...
9 November 2016 | By International Airport Review
In light of Copenhagen Airport's announcement that is now A-CDM ready with Amadeus technology', International Airport Review discusses exclusively the move with Vice President Assets & Technology, Christian Poulsen...
Mike Pearson, Helios, describes how he has no intention of trawling through duty-free retail and the need for a rethink of passenger experience...
4 November 2016 | By International Airport Review
Following our coverage of AVSEC WORLD 2016 last week, International Airport Review caught up with IFALPA's Security Committee Chairman Capt. Agustin Guzman to discuss aviation security from a the organisation's perspective...
3 November 2016 | By Ron Reed, Director, Business Intelligence Portfolio, SITA
Why are beacons so appealing to airports the world over? In a nutshell, beacons make it possible for airports and airport vendors to know where people are and send them relevant, personalised information. The information might be a gate number, a baggage carousel, flight status, or even a passenger’s favourite…
International Airport Review concludes a featured month on drones with an insight from Helios into new European regulation...
27 October 2016 | By Roy Manuell
While the rhetoric was powerful, what the industry now needs is action. International Airport Review learnt a lot from AVSEC WORLD 2016...
Nick Coleman, former strategist for British Airways and Virgin Atlantic and course leader for Airline, Airport and Aviation Management at London Metropolitan University, provides his thoughts on the government’s decision to expand London Heathrow, saying it’s too late and potentially will create a black mark against our industry for the…
25 October 2016 | By Roy Manuell
International Airport Review reports live from the opening day of AVSEC WORLD 2016, Kuala Lumpur where the world’s aviation elite have gathered to discuss a collaborative approach to aviation security...
24 October 2016 | By International Airport Review
The choice before the Government on airport expansion is stark: it’s either growth and certainty with Gatwick or Groundhog Day at Heathrow...
20 October 2016 | By Maurice Thompson, James Cooper and Jess Harman, Clyde&Co
Clyde&Co detail new regulation take effect in Australia but the move raises questions within the industry... for how long will they last?...
In response to International Airport Review’s Foreword in Issue 5 2016, provided by Airlines for Europe, Olivier Jankovec, Director General at ACI Europe suggests that European passengers are not being ‘fleeced’ by the largest airports in the EU and EFTA and that facts demonstrate a very different story...
17 October 2016 | By Michael A. Burris
Persistence. That’s the word that which might best describe the efforts of the Iraqi government in rejuvenating its largest airport: Baghdad International Airport (BIAP). Aviation author, Michael A. Burris, provides an overview of the airport’s development programme.
13 October 2016 | By Dr John McCarthy
A word about Cyber Security with Dr John McCarthy. An exclusive blog post from the high-profile Cyber Security Specialist...
With a decision on whether permission to grant an additional runway to either Gatwick or Heathrow just days away, International Airport Review speaks exclusively to Darren Caplan of the Airport Operators Association about why the decision is so important...