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Gatwick Airport publishes second Decade of Change sustainability policy
Looking ahead to 2030, Gatwick Airport's second Decade of Change policy sets out further goals for the airport to achieve its net-zero by 2040 target.
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Delivering the UK’s invisible aviation infrastructure project
As the UK aviation industry tackles the challenges of today, it is also focused on the future and how it can build back better. For the industry and its recovery, airspace modernisation is an important piece of the jigsaw. Chief of the Airspace Change Organising Group (ACOG), Mark Swan, describes…
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IATA calls on EASA to reconsider its prohibition on aircraft entering Belarusian airspace
Following the apparent forced diversion of Ryanair Flight FR4978 out of Belarusian airspace, IATA has called on EASA to ensure that aircraft operations remain separate from politics.
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EASA publishes proposal for updated framework applicable to all-weather operations
EASA has outlined that updating the necessary framework to allow for the application of the latest technology will support airports in ensuring all-weather operations.
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Heathrow Airport has successfully incorporated SAF into its flight operations
Ahead of the 47th G7 Summit, Heathrow has successfully incorporated SAF into its main fuel supply and will blend it with traditional jet fuel for use across its flights.
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Ensuring a green post-pandemic recovery of Finland’s aviation
Ritva Viljanen, Mayor of the City of Vantaa, speaks to International Airport Review about Avia Network's pioneering climate commitment, the Green Deal Manifesto, which is creating sustainable aviation and tourism together with its stakeholders in the Helsinki-Vantaa region in Finland.
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Sydney Airport commits to net-zero carbon emissions by 2030
The commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030 incorporates all emissions under Sydney Airport’s operational control, and the airport will also continue its programme to target indirect ‘Scope 3’ emissions.
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Results of EU citizens’ acceptance of Urban Air Mobility study published by EASA
EASA's study on the acceptance of Urban Air Mobility in the EU found that, broadly, the concept was welcomed by citizens, though concerns were raised regarding safety, among other issues.
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First flight fuelled by SAF produced in France takes off from CDG Airport
On 18 May 2021, the first long-haul flight fuelled by SAF produced 100 per cent in France flew from Paris-CDG to Montreal, Canada.
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Finavia invests €7 million to renovate Helsinki Airport’s air traffic area
Finavia's renovation work at Helsinki will be undertaken during summer 2021, with the goal to ensure the smooth taxiing and apron operations of aircraft.
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Sydney Airport reopens east-west runway following COVID-19 closure
After temporarily ceasing operations on 22 April 2020 in order to accommodate parked aircraft, Sydney Airport's east-west runway has now resumed service.
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Airport communities: A key ingredient for a successful air cargo industry
Glyn Hughes, Director General of The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA), discusses the key role that the air cargo industry has played during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the continued transportation of the vaccine, and why airport communities are so important in ensuring the efficient and successful function of air cargo.
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Building a greenfield airport when the COVID-19 crisis strikes: Determining recovery strategies
For International Airport Review, Chief Strategy Officer of the New International Airport of Heraklion, Dr. Ayça Kolukısa, shares the vision for Greece’s new airport and details how the pandemic has influenced strategic decision making to ensure the success and sustainability of Heraklion well into the future.
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The Global Reporting Format – Industry must be prepared
Why should airport operators be concerned with the new Global Reporting Format? What are the issues and what are the potential solutions?
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Australia’s Newcastle Airport gains government funding for airfield upgrade
The project, which will cost approximately $55 million, will allow wide-bodied, long-haul aircraft to fly in and out of Newcastle Airport.
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