Miami International Airport launches two new accessibility initiatives
Miami Airport has become the 10th U.S. airport to implement the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard initiative for its passengers, and has launched a second multi-sensory room.
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Miami Airport has become the 10th U.S. airport to implement the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard initiative for its passengers, and has launched a second multi-sensory room.
The second edition of ICAO's Take-off guidance includes recommendations on COVID-19 testing, travel bubbles and regulatory alleviations.
The UAE, Qatar, Turks & Caicos islands, Laos, Iceland, Cambodia, Chile and Bahrain have been added to the UK's travel corridors list following a decrease in cases of COVID-19.
ACI has adopted the resolution to support recovery by urging airports to implement best practices for the accommodation of health measures in accordance with global and regional guidance.
The alliance will see the two companies pursue airport investment and management opportunities within the North American market, focusing on the U.S.
Estimates from the Air Transport Action Group suggest some 4.8 million aviation workers’ jobs are at risk as a result of air travel demand falling more than 75 per cent.
The introduction of the air travel bubble for quarantine-free travel between Hong Kong and Singapore has been outlined as a positive and important first step to travel recovery.
The second edition of ICAO’s “Take-off” Guidance includes new information which will help to establish a globally harmonised approach to health measures and testing.
By utilising the software, Nice Côte d’Azur Airport can identify the risks of high passenger density in line with current COVID-19 requirements.
Despite a second wave of COVID-19 now impacting countries across the globe, a significant number of travellers now consider travel to be safe again.
After postponing its Terminal 3 West project, SFO has now announced that it will postpone a range of additional construction projects as a result of reduced passenger activity and revenues due to COVID-19.
Eight in 10 air passengers say that their travel habits will change as a result of COVID-19, with 41 per cent planning to travel less frequently by any means.
Now in its 62nd year, the International Safety Awards recognise and celebrate organisations from around the world which have demonstrated commitment to preventing workplace injuries and work-related ill health.
The CAC has welcomed the announcement, but says that the financial support would have to be “quite substantive” for most airports to be in a financial position to consider a halt or rollback of recently announced fee increases.
In response to England's second national lockdown, Teesside Airport has implemented a range of measures to protect its future.