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Aviation association urges swift progress on global security plan
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has spoken out to get governments to move on with the Global Aviation Security Plan (GASeP).
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Regulation & Legislation
There are a multitude of regulations and legislation that impact the aviation industry. These can be focused on safety, workforce needs, the legal requirements of connecting countries, and more.
As new risks begin to threaten airports, new regulations come into play to protect the aerodrome environment and its inhabitants.
With multiple aviation authorities working within the industry, regs and legs are being continuously reviewed. Within this section of International Airport Review we hope to keep you up to date on the most recent amendments and rules.
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Global suppliers rapidly filling exhibition space at Chinese airport event
Inter airport China 2018 has reached 85 per cent capacity after the show’s European counterpart brought masses of business its way.
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United States tougher security launched today
A beefed-up package of security measures announced in June has been launched today in the United States, affecting flyers around the world.
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Economic benefits of aviation growth in Asia-Pacific at risk without long-term planning, says IATA chief
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) called for urgent action to address the challenges of infrastructure, regulatory harmonisation and sustainability.
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Exploiting Infrastructure for Future Passenger Growth
In this white paper, Neil Norman outlines how airports can smooth the journey for their passengers from check-in to gate without expanding a single foot.
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Constant threat of mass shootings prompts call for better training
Joining workers at Denver airport, an airport security expert and disability rights campaigner advocated for a 'community approach' to emergency preparation.
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Inaugural International Airport Review Awards shortlist announced
After a long selection process, we finally have the 27 contenders who have gone above and beyond in their respective fields.
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Scottish tax reduction scheme hits turbulence as state-owned airport subsidies need EU sign off
The Scottish Finance Secretary has conceded that the plans to replace Air Passenger Duty (APD) with Air Departure Tax (ADT) may take longer than planned.
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Sustainability tops the agenda at air industry summit
This year's Air Transport Action Group’s (ATAG) Global Sustainable Aviation Summit in Geneva brought leading aviation figures together to discuss their collective goals.
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Ryanair faces legal action as passenger numbers affected by debacle climb
As the low-budget airline's crisis worsens, a threat of court action emerges with a British regulatory body saying Ryanair has failed to inform passengers.
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Cancellation of 2,100 flights might cost Ryanair £47million in payouts
A flight compensation company has crunched the numbers and revealed how much the airline might have to shell out after their catastrophic staff-holiday mismanagement.
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Making sound standards for ground operations
With millions of aircraft movements taking place every year, ground handling is a highly demanding, complex and multidisciplinary operational environment where people from different backgrounds are called upon to seamlessly coordinate the delivery of their final product. George Saounatsos, ICAO Consultant to General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA), highlights the…
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Extraterritorial measures – airlines left to pick up the pieces
The extraordinary events surrounding the public threat from personal electronic devices (PEDs) continue to raise a number of interesting questions. Matthew Vaughan, Director of Aviation Security at IATA, explores further.
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European air traffic management industry addresses air traffic delays
CANSO, the Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation, wishes to provide a clear assessment of air traffic delays in Europe and what the air traffic management industry is doing to address them.
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Dealing with drones
Drones are here, and they are here to stay. There are a myriad of exciting and smart ways in which drones can be used for both commercial activities and public service – from delivering medical supplies to remote locations, through to surveying pipelines and delivering parcels – as well as…
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