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Keeping data and comms secure is crucial to all airports, so we’ve compiled some essential points to consider in ensuring you're secure
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Keeping data and comms secure is crucial to all airports, so we’ve compiled some essential points to consider in ensuring you're secure
Maria Dahlhaus, Managing Director of Munich Airport Terminal 2, outlines how they seek to offer their passengers a taste of the ‘Bavarian spirit’ and how they are evolving to meet the new passenger needs.
Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport has begun the trials for a passenger facial recognition programme, including self-bag drop, in partnership with Aena, Vueling, and other technology companies.
Australian airports are working together to support the joint campaign ‘No More Carry On’, to remind passengers to not be disruptive or abusive towards other travellers and airline and airport staff.
Di Lintott, a SeMS Auditor with the UK Civil Aviation Authority, examines the role SeMS will play as the aviation industry recovery begins, and what the future will hold for SeMS as the CAA continues to push forward in modernising its oversight approach.
In collaboration with Pangiam and Google Cloud, AGS Airports Ltd has launched the new Project DARTMOUTH, which aims to transform airport security operations with modern technologies.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is set to trial digital identity services, allowing enrolled digital ID holders to access airside locations by simply scanning their face at the security checkpoint.
Robson Freitas, Head of Operations, Safety and Security at Belo Horizonte International Airport, explains how his airport manages its baggage operations and how airports can offer new baggage services to their passengers which improve the customer experience.
Nashville International Airport is the first to attain the new 'Better Cities for Pets' programme launched by Mars Petcare, due to a rising demand for pet-friendly travel options.
London Heathrow Airport and Microsoft have partnered to trial the world’s first artificial intelligence system to combat illegal wildlife trafficking in cargo and baggage passing through the airport.
Released by Crime Stoppers International, Wildlife Sentinel is a new mobile app designed to help staff at airports, airlines, and other aviation companies report suspected wildlife trafficking.
With the easing of international restrictions and restart of transatlantic travel, London Heathrow Airport has announced a recruitment drive for over 600 new frontline roles.
Mehmet Mercan, Operations Director at Diori Hamani International Airport (NIM), explains how an airport’s baggage systems are used as a key performance and a service quality indicator which is crucial to winning passengers and airline business.
Veovo, the technology company that is powering smart decision-making across airports, has announced that London Gatwick Airport has selected Veovo's Passenger Predictability solution to optimise security operations and improve passenger flow.
Bulgaria has become one of the first countries in Europe to comprehensively prepare its busiest air borders for the EU-wide Entry/Exit System. Nikolay Dimchev, Managing Director of SSARM, shares its most interesting findings and the added value for passengers, border control and airports.