NATS commits to renewable energy across its main sites
NATS, the UK's leading provider of air traffic control services, is showing its commitment to protecting the environment by switching to renewable gas and electricity sources.
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Port of Seattle reveals Central Terminal renovation project advances
The Port of Seattle has revealed updates to the Central Terminal renovation currently underway in the heart of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
African airports to work together to secure interests of the travelling public
Airports Council International (ACI) World Director General, Angela Gittens, has called on aviation regulators and airports in Africa to realistically assess challenges together and implement aviation-related safety and security actions and initiatives.
Figures reveal Austin Airport has generated $7.6 billion in economic activity
The Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has generated $7.6 billion in economic activity in 2017 and supports more than 74,000 jobs in the Austin area, according to the latest study from the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT).
Heathrow offers free landing charges for a year to UK’s first electric plane
In a world airport first, Heathrow Airport has announced that the first electric-hybrid aircraft to be put into regular service at the UK's international hub will not have to pay Heathrow’s landing charges for an entire year.
MAG confirms its participation in Sofia Airport concession process
Manchester Airports Group (MAG), the UK’s largest airport group, has confirmed that it intends to participate in the tender process for the concession to operate Sofia Airport in Bulgaria. The process was started on 5th July by the Bulgarian Government.
Hong Kong Air Cargo goes greener with large-scale solar power installation
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Ltd (Hactl) - Hong Kong's largest independent cargo handler - has installed 1,300 square metres of solar panels on the roof of its SuperTerminal 1 facility.
Edinburgh Airport wins UK Airport of the Year accolade
Edinburgh Airport was named Airport of the Year at the National Transport Awards, in a ceremony held on Thursday 11th October 2018 in London.
Malta International Airport welcomes over 700,000 passengers, again
Malta Airport's growth continues, witnessing in excess of 700,000 passengers through its terminals for the third consecutive month.
Los Angeles airports leading the way to cutting emissions
For the third year in a row, Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) has been recognised as a leader in reducing carbon emissions.
CANSO calls on States to facilitate change in ATM industry
CANSO is calling on States to address challenges facing ATM infrastructure and enable the aviation industry to take full advantage of opportunities offered by the latest technologies. The challenges include growing air traffic, new entrants to airspace such as drones, high altitude and space vehicles, and cyber-threats.
Gatwick welcomes world’s first commercial flight using next-gen fuel
London Gatwick has recorded the busiest September in its history, with 4.5 million passengers travelling through, and as passenger numbers continue to rise, Gatwick was also recognised by the Carbon Trust for its significant carbon footprint reduction last year.
Shannon Airport wins top award from European airline association
Shannon Airport, a Shannon Group company, has received major recognition overnight from the European airline community after being chosen as this year’s winner of the Airport of the Year Award from the European Regions Airline Association (ERA). This is the Airport’s third win, having secured the prestigious title in 2014…
Modernisation of global air transport discussed at ICAO conference
International experts representing a wide range of disciplines have converged at the UN aviation agency, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Montréal, for the 10-day long 13th Air Navigation Conference.
By 2030 Dutch aviation hopes to produce 35 per cent fewer CO2 emissions
The airline industry is responsible for two per cent of worldwide carbon emissions, and the Dutch airline industry plans to make the sector more sustainable.
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