Orlando Airport makes managing air quality a priority
During COVID-19, Orlando International Airport has embraced an enhanced focus on indoor air quality; for the safety of both passengers and staff.
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During COVID-19, Orlando International Airport has embraced an enhanced focus on indoor air quality; for the safety of both passengers and staff.
Though May 2020 saw a slight increase in passenger traffic demand, the aviation industry continues to suffer as a result of COVID-19.
A letter, sent from ACI EUROPE, Airlines for Europe (A4E) and IATA to governments across the global, criticises the new restrictions relating to selected countries.
As a result of an increasing number of COVID-19 cases, the UK government has removed Luxembourg from the list of travel exemptions.
Under renovation since early 2016, the new departure areas at the two terminals of Osaka Airport feature a heavy focus on retail and F&B.
Kansai International Airport has installed 12 e-gates, offering a new and smoother passenger experience when entering airport security.
Regulators and airport operators have joined forces to promote open architecture in airport security systems.
The new terminal will more than double passenger capacity, from the current 900 to 2,400 passengers per hour.
Through the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme, 300 airports continue to work towards making positive contributions to limiting climate change.
U.S. Transportation Secretary, Elaine L. Chao, announces over $273 million in grants to 184 airports in 41 states and six territories.
Passengers who require additional support can now sign up to receive a personalised, step-by-step tour of Winnipeg Richardson International Airport (YWG) before they fly.
Heathrow Airport calls on the UK government for a passenger testing regime to assist the recovery of airports post COVID-19.
The new technology will enable JFKIAT’s operations team to monitor passenger social distancing and overcrowding throughout the terminal as part of its COVID-19 response.
IATA predicts global passenger traffic will not recover to pre-COVID-19 levels until 2024, due to continuing international travel restrictions.
The roadmap will support ICAO states in applying the COVID-19 recovery measures outlined by the organisation's CART Report.