Kos Airport development gets underway with runway reconstruction
The first stages of a construction project at Kos Island International Airport which will eventually see it more than triple in size has begun with the reconstruction of its runway.
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Icelandic air navigation provider latest to deploy state-of-the-art recording tech
Iceland has become the latest of 50 countries to use Frequentis DIVOS technology to reduce operational efforts for incident investigation.
Unexploded World War Two bomb closes London City Airport
Unearthed on Sunday morning during pre-planned work at London City Airport, the ordinance has also caused road closures as Royal Navy officers make the area safe.
“A load of bunkum”: Scottish First Minister dismisses US Air Force Scottish base story
The Scottish Government is under spotlight after memos were seen by a newspaper suggesting executives from Glasgow Prestwick, an airport it owns, attended military fairs in the US to market the airport as a potential base for USAF operations.
Canadian airports report 6.3 per cent growth in 2017
Passenger footfall rising by as much as 80 per cent in some airports has drawn positive nods from the Canadian aviation community, but behind it there remain concerns over the lack of funding for security projects.
Contract awarded in $309 million Uganda oil region airport build
The build, which is financed by UK Export Finance and a private bank, is expected to become Uganda's second international airport.
Middle East airports losing transfer traffic to Istanbul
Major airports in the Gulf, Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi are all losing market share of transit passengers to Istanbul, even before the city's mega airport opens later this year.
New batch of smart gates go live at Dubai International
The biggest airport in the Middle East has announced the installation of 20 more smart gates that can process arriving passengers within 15 seconds.
Hartsfield-Jackson retains world’s busiest title for 20th year
The world's biggest airport has retained that honour for yet another year, keeping competition from China and the Middle East at bay.
Infrastructure crisis: IATA chief warns of looming troubles threatening aviation’s future
With passenger numbers set to reach 7.8 billion in the next 18 years, the International Air Transport Association has expressed its concerns that the pace of infrastructure development may soon create a capacity crisis.
UK Government appoints Champion to raise profile of private flying
A new role has been created to help understand the role general aviation plays in the UK economy and identify key pieces of infrastructure that support its activities.
East Midlands Airport signs off on ‘framework agreement’ with American construction firm
As part of East Midlands Airport's plans to double passenger numbers by 2030, an American firm has be brought on board to deliver upcoming construction and maintenance works.
Contract awarded for new regional transit centre at Toronto Pearson
A global architecture and design firm with a large back catalogue of airport builds has been chosen by the authorities at Canada's second biggest airport to design a regional transit centre and passenger processing facility.
AirAsia the first international carrier at Austalia’s Avalon Airport
AirAsia and Avalon Airport announced today that AirAsia will become its first international carrier after moving its Melbourne operations to Avalon Airport from Melbourne Airport, effective later this year.
Belfast City announces £15 million infrastructure investment
The investment will pay for a 30 per cent increase in retail space, a 25 per cent increase in food and drink space, a doubling in the customer seating and three new fire appliances.
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