Building momentum for sustainable aviation in Africa
9 November 2016 | By International Airport Review
ICAO’s Secretary General Dr. Fang Liu stresses importance of enhanced partnerships to ensure progress on African aviation...
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9 November 2016 | By International Airport Review
ICAO’s Secretary General Dr. Fang Liu stresses importance of enhanced partnerships to ensure progress on African aviation...
3 October 2016 | By International Airport Review
Sudan and South Sudan signed a high-level agreement yesterday which will assist the latter in taking greater responsibility for the air navigation services obligations over its territory...
14 September 2016 | By International Airport Review
The President of ICAO visited Chad last week to discuss civil aviation policy with the Republic’s President, also the current Chairman of the African Union...
13 September 2016 | By International Airport Review
The companies that provide air navigation services across Africa have committed to a joint initiative to improve aviation safety across the continent...
Diego Alonso Tabares, Senior Engineer – Airport Operations at Airbus, provides an overview of the innovative European Commission-funded INTERACTION project, which was launched to help evolve airport operations to develop fully integrated and coordinated management of the processes that converge into aircraft turnaround.
Andy Blackwell, former Head of Security at Virgin Atlantic and now a registered independent security consultant specialising in transport security, looks at how Security Management Systems (SeMS) help airports and airlines achieve assurance of their security robustness.
It is essential for companies to have the confidence to create, maintain and monitor their own personalised risk assessments. Mike Woodall, Assistant Director of Security Consulting and Capacity Development at IATA, presents IATA’s methodology and supporting toolkit to help risk assessment practitioners in this crucial task.
Joseph K W Cheong, Technical Officer in the Airport Operations and Interoperability Section at ICAO, reveals how the new global reporting format promises to reduce runway excursions.
Passengers are demanding ever more control over their airport journeys and are subsequently shaping how airports interact with them. With the advent of the ‘single travel token’ which is able to fast track passengers through the airport using biometric and biographic information, Matthys Serfontein, Vice President of Airport Solutions at…
Craig Bradbrook, Vice President of Aviation Services of Greater Toronto Airports speaks with Mike Moore, Thor Arve Øveraasen, Jan Pojezny, Dennis Mistreanu, Kelvin Williamson and Frederic Versavel about their products.
In June 2013, there were several new resolutions for baggage that appeared in the IATA Passenger Services Conference Resolution Manual. One is a brief text that describes baggage tracking, but it is set to make big changes in the industry. Resolution 753 packs a lot into a small space. The…
African aviation punches below its weight. Although 15% of the world’s population resides on the African Continent, just 3% of all departing scheduled airline seats leave from there...
Tom Newman, Director of Airports at Babcock International Group, explains how the record-breaking winter of 2010/11 has resulted in the airports sector working more closely with external partners to better plan, prepare and respond to any difficulties over the winter period.
Since 2009, Manchester Airports Group (MAG) has been working to make ‘Airport City’ a reality. Charlie Cornish, CEO at MAG, details the vision and progress to date.
7 July 2014 | By The International Air Transport Association
The International Air Transport Association published a report setting out the considerable social and economic benefits of intra-African air service liberalization...