New London Gatwick taxiway to help reduce delays and cut aircraft emissions
London Gatwick, part of VINCI Airports’ network, has completed an infrastructure project to help reduce delays and go-arounds.
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London Gatwick, part of VINCI Airports’ network, has completed an infrastructure project to help reduce delays and go-arounds.
Aerospace, Virgin Atlantic, Atkins, Skyports, NATS, and other industry leading organisations have come together to create the world’s first advanced electric flight ecosystem and accelerate the introduction of AAM in the UK.
6 August 2021 | By Atkins
Exploring trends, challenges, new technologies, and societal pressures shaping the future of the aerospace and aviation industry.
Bristol Airport is set to become the first net zero airport in the UK through its commitments to be a net zero airfield, with net zero buildings and operating a net zero fleet of vehicles.
While the majority of carbon emissions occur during flight operations, the industry must also tackle emissions from production to meet net zero targets.
In the latest edition of Atkins’ Future of Flight magazine, read articles from experts on sustainable aviation, COVID-19 recovery, cyber risks and more.
A paper exploring the issues that freeports consortia will need to solve and recommendations on how the UK can create the borders of the future.
The project has secured partial funding through the UK government’s Future Flight Challenge to look at the feasibility of an air taxi service in the UK's South West region.
Two contracts, worth $11.35 million and $559,000, have been awarded by TAIT for pavement renovation and runway safety works at Tulsa Airport.
Richard Hartshorn, Aviation Technical Director at Atkins, explores how technology will only impact an airport’s operation to a certain extent; the real benefits lie in the enhanced collaboration of an airport’s stakeholders.
A 35-gate, $1 billion terminal has been opened at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport to accommodate passenger growth.
Daniel Jones, Client Director, Infrastructure UK and Europe, Engineering, Design and Project Management, Atkins, details the concept of aviation by design, emphasising how digital technologies will play a pivotal role in the future of airports.
A new ‘fly-through’ animation showcases what the passenger experience will look like in London City Airport when the £500 million transformation is complete.
With Heathrow embracing facial-recognition technology and other airports following suit, we hear from field-leader Aurora about where we are with the march of the software, how we got there and where we are going.