Aeronautical revenue

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Top ten most lucrative air travel routes in the world revealed

25 July 2018 | By International Airport Review

A list of the top 10, highest grossing routes has been published and a British Airways route saw over US$1 billion in revenue between April 2017 and March 2018

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Grant by the Federal Aviation Authority is announced to develop airports nationwide

17 July 2018 | By International Airport Review

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will be investing $659.8 million in airports across the U.S. through 450 grants which will help the development of the airports and thus passenger experience.

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Lift off for green revolution in aerospace travel with Government investment

16 July 2018 | By International Airport Review

The money is aimed at boosting UK aerospace firms developing innovations in electric aircraft, hybrid-electric propulsion systems and future materials for manufacturing. 

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UK must not “shoot itself in foot” over Heathrow expansion

13 July 2018 | By International Airport Review

The third runway has finally been given the initial go-ahead from Parliament, but the Government and Heathrow have been warned against passengers and airlines footing the bill.

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European Commission launches probe into state aid at French airport

6 July 2018 | By International Airport Review

The Commission will be examining whether the Ryanair received money from the French state to publicise Montpellier and the surrounding area as a tourist destination.

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Wellington Airport begins largest terminal upgrade for 20 years

4 July 2018 | By International Airport Review

The work will be carried out progressively over the next 12 months.

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Aberdeen opens new security search and retail facilities

22 June 2018 | By International Airport Review

The security zone is more than double the size of the previous area and can facilitate a greater number of passengers at one time.

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Coordinating the highly complex communications in aviation

19 June 2018 | By Tony Gray

Transportation accounts for the largest share of critical communications adopted in the business-critical sector. Tony Gray, Chief Executive of The Critical Communications Association (TCCA), reveals the role that critical communications plays in the airport industry.

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Committing to innovation to assist with airside operations

19 June 2018 | By Janis Balkens

As one of the world’s largest air services providers offering ground handling, in-flight catering and cargo across five continents, dnata is no stranger to the challenges of airside operations. In an exclusive interview, Janis Balkens, dnata’s VP of Commercial at International Airport Operations, reveals how ground handlers can prepare for…

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Ground handling: A community vision of Copenhagen Airport

19 June 2018 | By Mie Rajcic

Ground handlers are a crucial part of an airport’s day-to-day operations. In an exclusive interview with Mie Rajcic, Airside Compliance and Safety Manager at Copenhagen Airports A/S, we discuss how airports can remain efficient and safe whilst driving their business, and the role that automation plays airside.

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Airside operations: Overhauling the airfield at Melbourne

19 June 2018 | By Greg Donovan

Orlando Melbourne International Airport set about an ambitious plan to rehabilitate the airport’s three runways in just one year. With the project needing to have minimal impact on the airport’s legacy airlines, tech titan tenants, seasonal airlines and community operations, it was a tall challenge. Executive Director, Greg Donovan, reveals…

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Total airport management: Uniting the airport with APOC

19 June 2018 | By Arnaud Feist | CEO | Brussels Airport Company

In an effort to optimise overall operational efficiency, Brussels Airport embarked on a project to centralise their services to the benefit of both passengers and staff. Arnaud Feist, CEO of Brussels Airport Company, outlines the project.

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A world-first for the air traffic control industry based in Sweden

19 June 2018 | By Brett Weihart

December 2019 will see the opening of Scandinavian Mountains Airport – the world’s first new airport to be built without a traditional tower. The airport will instead use remote tower services based at Sundsvall Timrå Airport, approximately 350km to the east. Brett Weihart, CEO of Scandinavian Mountains Airport AB, reveals…

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Big data: Unlocking the value of data in air transport

19 June 2018 | By Jim Peters

The right data, harnessed in the right way, can deliver actionable insights that are truly transformative for decision-making, efficiency and smooth passenger-focused delivery of services. Jim Peters, Chief Technology Officer at SITA, reveals how big data is beginning to deliver real value in the air transport industry.

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Finding a new approach for the future of aviation infrastructure

19 June 2018 | By Alexandre de Juniac

Airports are critical partners for airlines. Without them, airlines would literally have no place to take their passengers. IATA Director General and CEO, Alexandre de Juniac, questions what airports are doing to ensure they have suffi cient capacity to meet increasing demand.