Tampa Airport accelerates construction work during COVID-19
As air travel at Tampa International Airport has slowed down considerably, the airport has increased the activity in its construction sites.
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As air travel at Tampa International Airport has slowed down considerably, the airport has increased the activity in its construction sites.
Whilst Abu Dhabi International Airport’s cargo facilities are fully operational, comprehensive health and safety measures have been implemented in response to COVID-19.
A month’s worth of traffic at Heathrow currently represents the number of passengers that would have visited the airport in a single day pre COVID-19.
Heathrow Airport endeavours to overturn the court’s ruling that the policy underpinning runway expansion at the airport was unlawful.
Australia’s Avalon Airport is working to ensure world-class passenger safety and experience when the airport recommences flights.
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Infrastructure projects continue at Vilnius Airport, with apron and taxiway developments including renovation and construction.
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Chief Executive of Airport Operators Association has created a list of measures that the UK aviation industry requires from the government if it is to remain resilient.
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Heathrow is to drive the development of a Common International Standard by trialling processes that reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19.
The European Commission (EC) is extending the deadline for ADS-B equipage in new aircraft by six months, to 7 December 2020.
The forecasts of prolonged impacts of COVID-19 have resulted in worsening predictions for traffic and revenue losses for airports across all regions.
Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport’s Sky Train will reduce the airport's daily vehicle count by 20,000; minimising congestion and improving passenger experience.
The two regions are both predicted to lose two billion passengers, which is 400 million more passengers than previously forecasted.