Expect artificial intelligence to revolutionise baggage management, says SITA
The next decade will see smart tech and artificial intelligence slash the number of bags lost by airports throughout the world according to SITA.
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Denver International stubs out last smoking lounge
Denver has joined more than 600 other airports US-wide as a smoke-free facility after announcing The Smokin’ Bear Lodge Smoking Lounge had come to the end of its lease.
Bahrain International Airport opens portable data centre
Gulf Business Machines (GBM) have designed and supplied a containerised data centre (CDC) for Bahrain International Airport.
Air industry sees biggest growth rate since Great Recession recovery
Passenger traffic reached a record-breaking growth of 8.5 per cent year-over-year in Europe, in spite of political and economic uncertainty in one of the world's biggest aviation markets.
IATA recognise Hong Kong International for pharma handling excellence
Hong Kong International has joined a select group of airports who have been recognised by IATA for their standards in transporting pharmaceuticals.
Representatives from across UK aviation meet in Washington for roundtable discussion
The British Home Secretary has said that representatives of the aviation industry in the UK and America agreed continued information sharing was an important tool in combating the terrorist threat.
Aeroports de Paris buys nearly half Turkish airport’s operator
A day after TAV Airports swooped in on Antalya International by purchasing 49 per cent of one of its owners shares, Groupe ADP has joined in.
Australian Government commits to aerotropolis build with rail link
The Turnbull and Berejiklian governments and eight Western Sydney councils have today agreed on a "landmark" Western Sydney City Deal two years after it was first put forward.
Chicago Mayor unveils plans for $8.5 billion expansion at O’Hare
The first major capital investment in 25 years at Chicago O'Hare International Airport will see Terminal 5 to undergo an upgrade and expansion, Terminal 2 to be largely demolished and rebuilt to include a brand new international arrivals facility, and renovations made to Terminals 1 and 3.
Indy Airport expands reach to travellers with disabilities with rehearsal events
Indianapolis International is hosting events that give people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families the chance to test out air travel, learn what to expect and build their confidence.
Louis Berger to support Salt Lake City North Concourse redevelopment
Salt Lake City International (SLC) has brought New Jersey-based engineering and construction management firm Louis Berger into its USD $3.6 billion redevelopment programme.
VIDEO: Runway lights blink on at upcoming megahub
Lights have gone on at one of the three runways at Turkey's newest airport builds, an infrastructure project that is set to rival some of the world's biggest airports.
How did Britain’s airport fare against the Beast from the East?
British readers will be well aware of chaos the Beast from the East has wrought on the UK roads, but how did airports perform in a country that seldom sees extreme weather?
Gatwick welcomes two additions to its Executive Management Board
The UK’s second largest airport, London Gatwick, has announced two new appointments that aim to continue its commitment to quality services. Lesley Hall has been appointed as Environment, Health and Safety Director (EHS), while Bronwen Jones has been promoted to Development Director.
New TSA screening procedures for carry-on items
The TSA has implemented stronger carry-on baggage security screening procedures for travellers departing Quad City International Airport (MLI).
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