Airport Leader’s Forum Report 2025
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28 February 2025 | By
Schiphol and KLM, in partnership with Aurrigo, are testing a self-driving baggage vehicle to optimise baggage handling and enhance airport sustainability.
Zahra Merchant, Chapter Lead Robotics and Christopher Roos, Innovation Lead on Future Baggage from Royal Schiphol Group write exclusively for International Airport Review on what the future holds for the airport’s baggage handling and the innovations they are working on.
International Airport Review's Editorial Assistant Chunekshi Wimalasuriya attended this year's Passenger Terminal Expo in Frankfurt, Germany. She caught up with Sara Solis, the Circular Economy Lead at the Royal Schiphol Group, discussing green earnings, airport stakeholders' footprints and the need for more European legislation.
Schiphol is working to improve the air quality around their airport by installing an innovative air filtration system on the apron.
The application allows travellers to quickly and easily access the latest information about their flight on their wristwatch.
ACI launched the new topmost level of achievement in its global Airport Carbon Accreditation programme at the 28th COP28.
Airline Partnerships Director Wilco Sweijen of Schiphol Airport Group talked about the operational challenges of 2022 and how Schiphol have since recovered.
Health Food Wall has already been in place at Schiphol since 2019 and will increase its impact at since its opening on 05 May.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has launched its online platform, Work at Schiphol, to leverage the different kinds of job opportunities and roles available at the airport.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol’s jobs programme has reached a major milestone over the last three years, providing help to more than 500 people to find employment.
Airports Council International Europe has announced significant progress, with the European airport industry, in the concrete steps towards net zero CO2 emissions, with plans to further accelerate commitments.
John F. Kennedy International Airport has recently launched a 60-day pilot programme for the use of a battery-driven ground power unit (eGPU), which aims to reduce diesel emissions.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol's traffic and transport figures for March 2022, show that the number of passengers and cargo passing through the airport has significantly increased compared to results from 2021 and 2020.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has begun trials with new electric ground handling equipment for large aircraft, to replace the current diesel-powered models and provide planes with power while they are parked.