SITA joins project aimed at creating independent digital identity network
SITA will be working with airline customers to trial issuing credentials to small groups of passengers and allowing them to use them in controlled environments.
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Grant by the Federal Aviation Authority is announced to develop airports nationwide
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will be investing $659.8 million in airports across the U.S. through 450 grants which will help the development of the airports and thus passenger experience.
Major UK research institution sets out goals for tackling rising passenger numbers
A major aerospace research institution has set out its main goals for dealing with problems arising from the magnitude of passengers expected to use the air transport in the coming decades.
Lift off for green revolution in aerospace travel with Government investment
The money is aimed at boosting UK aerospace firms developing innovations in electric aircraft, hybrid-electric propulsion systems and future materials for manufacturing.
The search for innovation partners begins for Heathrow ahead of expansion
Heathrow has begun its search for innovation partners ahead of the North-West runway expansion development and hopes to find the 'best in Britain'
Airbus partners with European and Asian aviation bodies on rules for urban drones
Unmanned aircraft systems safety regulations are being discussed by aviation bodies, The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS), the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and Airbus, in the hope of establishing industry-wide standards.
Report finds 60 per cent of Gatwick local exports are destined for non-EU markets
Brexit may pose less of a problem for businesses near Gatwick, with 60 per cent of its local exports already going to markets outside the EU.
Renovation at Denver Airport begins ahead of 80 million expected passengers
Renovation at DEN finally begins, with a phased construction plan aimed at minimal passenger disturbance while expanding for 80 million expected passengers
UK must not “shoot itself in foot” over Heathrow expansion
The third runway has finally been given the initial go-ahead from Parliament, but the Government and Heathrow have been warned against passengers and airlines footing the bill.
Four UK airports still failing to deliver ‘good’ service to disabled passengers
A report said that although 16 airports have been classified as 'very good', four still not meet the standards set by the Civil Aviation Authority.
New international airport in Ho Chi Minh as passenger traffic increases 20 per cent
ADP Ingénierie have been given the go ahead to begin a feasibility study on a new international airport in Ho Chi Minh, with construction due to begin in 2025
$3 billion redevelopment at San Diego moves ahead with environmental report
With construction of terminal one due to be completed in 2023, the DIER is released and shows the environmental plans for the redevelopment.
Passenger figures are up and Gatwick is set for a very busy summer holiday period
Ahead of the summer holiday period Gatwick Airport is expecting its passenger numbers to continue to rise as they did through June.
Simulation developed in New Zealand to be sent to Lebanon for ATC training
Simulation technology developed in New Zealand will be sent to Lebanon to assist with air traffic control training and reduce on-the-job learning.
Car park demolition to mark beginning of redevelopment at Helsinki Airport
The project comes after years of steadily increasing traffic at Finland's busiest airport.
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