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Hartsfield-Jackson outage may have cost Delta as much as $50 million
The effects of Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport's December power outage are becoming clearer as America's biggest airline reveals how much it lost during the 11-hour ordeal.
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Indonesian airport to remain closed amidst volcanic eruptions
The main airport on the island of Bali will remain closed for another day as the result of the ash thrown by a volcanic eruption.
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Addressing the Challenges of Total Airport Management
Airport ecosystems are amongst the most complex in the world and dealing with these complexities in the context of the whole airport process is a significant and multi-faceted data challenge.
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Improving crisis management processes at Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport is actively working to restructure its crisis management set-up to ensure correct and up-to-date procedures are in place should an unexpected event occur. The airport’s Safety and Crisis Manager, Thomas Lau Christensen, explains further.
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Economic benefits of aviation growth in Asia-Pacific at risk without long-term planning, says IATA chief
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) called for urgent action to address the challenges of infrastructure, regulatory harmonisation and sustainability.
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Insider threats to be combated in Australian airports with closer scrutiny on workers
Since a foiled plot in July, the Australian Government has been ramping up airport security with various measures. The latest tackle insider threats.
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Exploiting Infrastructure for Future Passenger Growth
In this white paper, Neil Norman outlines how airports can smooth the journey for their passengers from check-in to gate without expanding a single foot.
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Constant threat of mass shootings prompts call for better training
Joining workers at Denver airport, an airport security expert and disability rights campaigner advocated for a 'community approach' to emergency preparation.
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Bike medics make their debut at LAX
Next time a flyer is taken sick at the world's fourth largest airport, their guardian angel may arrive clad in a crash helmet.
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Extraterritorial measures – airlines left to pick up the pieces
The extraordinary events surrounding the public threat from personal electronic devices (PEDs) continue to raise a number of interesting questions. Matthew Vaughan, Director of Aviation Security at IATA, explores further.
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Airport 2017: Speakers’ Q&A
With Airport 2017 less than a week from getting underway in Vienna, we hear from just a few of the speakers who will giving delegates an insight into airport IT, security and crisis management. Places are still available.
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Airport crisis management: A more digital, flexible and mobile approach…
Andreas Hedskog, Head of Products and Innovation at 4C Strategies, discusses how the future might move towards a more digital, flexible and mobile approach when it comes to incident control and crisis management.
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Crisis response: Equipping airports with the tools to meet human needs
ACRP guidebook outlines best practices for airports in responding to individuals following an aviation disaster or critical incident.
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Understanding airport risk analysis solutions
CGE Risk Management Solutions offer their insight in an exclusive Q&A.
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What will you do in a time of self-evacuation?
In the case of an attack, it is difficult to have one set policy applicable to each and every airport. This may sound obvious. Neville Hay explains further...
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