Charles de Gaulle Airport joins EASA COVID-19 monitoring programme
Charles de Gaulle Airport is among 10 other aviation stakeholders to join EASA's programme to assess the effectiveness of its COVID-19 safety measures.
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Charles de Gaulle Airport is among 10 other aviation stakeholders to join EASA's programme to assess the effectiveness of its COVID-19 safety measures.
By opening the centre, Brussels Airport intends to set the standard on a European level for providing the best level of comfort for animal passengers.
As it sets to re-open its North Terminal, Gatwick Airport has introduced a range of new safety measures in order to protect the health of its passengers and limit the spread of COVID-19.
ACI Europe data has outlined that only 4.3 million passengers travelled through the vast network of European airports during May 2020.
By introducing the new autonomous system, Haneda Airport will improve the experience for PRMs and help to limit the spread of COVID-19.
The contracts, which are part of delivering the redevelopment programme at Salt Lake City Airport, involve foundation, earth retention and airfield works.
By the end of March 2020, passenger traffic experienced a global decline of almost 60 per cent as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The modernisation of Belgrade Airport has continued in accordance with all COVID-19 health and safety prevention measures prescribed by relevant authorities.
New health protection measures have been introduced by AGS Airports at Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports as airlines begin to resume operations.
Now part of EASA's COVID-19 programme, Brussels Airport has introduced a wide range of new health measures in order to keep passengers safe.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Tampa Airport has submitted a plan to defer or abandon $900 million in projects over the next four to five years.
The first 10 companies to join EASA's COVID-19 programme include seven airports and airport operators from across Europe, as well as three airlines.
After reaching the lowest recorded rate since records began in 1990 during April 2020, IATA data has outlined the beginning of an increase in passenger demand.
The loan will be used to improve the overall regional air connectivity and upgrade the airport infrastructure within Dominica.
In order to ensure that the health of all passengers and employees at the airport is protected, Miami International Airport has updated its operations in the face of COVID-19.