Mental fitness regulations to be implemented for air crews
Mental fitness regulations have been implemented by the EASA, wherein air crews are supported through measures such as alcohol testing and psychological evaluations.
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easyJet launches doorstep baggage collection for Gatwick flyers
Airportr will collect passenger's baggage and take it to easyJet's bag drop area to make travelling with hold luggage less stressful.
Top ten most lucrative air travel routes in the world revealed
A list of the top 10, highest grossing routes has been published and a British Airways route saw over US$1 billion in revenue between April 2017 and March 2018
3D scanners to improve checkpoint security at JFK International
Screeners will have a 360-degree view of items in hand luggage which will eliminate the process of taking liquids out of bags, making security in airports more efficient.
More wake turbulence categories to boost traffic at Leipzig
Leipzig Halle Airport has a implemented new procedure which will allow more planes to land quicker due by creating more categories for wake turbulence.
100ml limit on liquids through security could soon be a thing of the past
New 3D X-ray technology could soon make 100ml liquid rule redundant at airport security, as it will process the image of objects from all angles.
Busiest six months Heathrow has ever seen as summer rush begins
Heathrow has seen the busiest six-month period ever, leading the CEO to call 2018 a 'year for the record books'.
Increase in passenger numbers in major Lithuanian airports in first half of 2018
New routes have been credited for the increase in number of passengers passing through Lithuania's three most major airports as a rise of 15 per cent has been recorded.
Airports across globe to drive autonomous technology forward
Autonomous technology is set to increase productivity of airport operations by cutting costs, freeing up land, reducing emissions and improving safety.
Free Wi-Fi in airports is the prime location for hackers according to Coronet
Cyber vulnerability is a threat to everyone, but in 10 U.S. airports Coronet has revealed just how high the threat to data is with the use of free Wi-Fi networks.
Women in aviation numbers set to soar if WAI have anything to do with it
The Women in Aviation International aims to spark in interest of aviation in young women at the Farnborough Airshow with its 'See her be her' campaign.
Amsterdam Schiphol introduces on-the-doorstep collection for passenger’s bags
Schiphol hopes its new initiative will reduce waiting times and improve passenger experience.
Delays in air traffic control could cloud the summer holiday season
IATA has announced that poor investment in air traffic control could bring delays to travellers in the summer holiday season.
Prague Airport passenger numbers increased by 10 per cent compared to last year
A report has found that many of these passengers (nearly one million) were travelling between the Czech capital and the UK, up by over 11 per cent from previous year.
Electric car services runs from Gatwick supporting carbon neutral status
Gatwick's carbon neutral status will be reinforced by their most recent partnership with Bluecity car rental, an electric car-sharing scheme, similar to Santander Cycles in the capital.
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