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CANSO has outlined the opportunities and challenges offered by new technologies and a new approach to human performance to improve aviation safety.
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CANSO has outlined the opportunities and challenges offered by new technologies and a new approach to human performance to improve aviation safety.
Aviation is a massive industry, contributing $2.7 trillion to the global economy. But industry size and growth projections do not necessarily translate into business success for airports...
Marcy Mason from the Office of Public Affairs at U.S. Customs and Border Protection reveals how CBP is meeting its mandate and keeping America safe.
Sonja Strand, Vice President and General Manager – Global Airports Business at Honeywell International, reveals how Honeywell’s NAVITAS technology can connect the physical and digital world to ensure a seamless passenger experience.
Brussels South Charleroi Airport (BSCA) and Telenet have announced the signing of a partnership so that the Internet of Things (IoT) can improve the passenger experience.
Through an internal investigation, British Airways has discovered that from their hack in late September 2018, more passengers’ data has been compromised than originally suspected.
Over nine million passengers’ data has been compromised in the latest data breach to hit the aviation industry – but the breach, first identified in March, is only now being made public.
Imagine being checked-in, and having gone through security before even arriving at the airport. New automated pods could be the answer to the congestion question.
Indian airports set for digital revolution as the Digi Yatra biometrics system intends to make passenger experience as seamless as possible.
The A6 Alliance of air navigation service providers (ANSPs) and EUROCONTROL have launched a joint initiative to establish a “digital backbone” to underpin the Europe-wide systems and technology developments supporting the move towards a Single European Sky (SES).
The Czech Republic, Greece and Norway are now successfully operating Frequentis smartMessenger as market share expands to 70 per cent.
Nearly 400,000 passengers' data has been compromised however the stolen data did not include travel or passport details, but are there wider questions about IT and security in the industry to ask?
6 September 2018 | By Airport IT & Security 2018
This webinar focuses on what airports should do to optimise cyber security in the entire airport and bring together perspectives from IT, security and building control to break down the barriers between airport departments to fully combat cyber terrorism.
An airport is a complex entity, with multiple occupants, a transient population and time-critical operations. Such an environment is vulnerable to a variety of different risks and threats. But while external threats are significant, an issue of growing concern is that of the ‘insider threat’. David BaMaung, Director of Strategic…
Drawing upon his experience of the airport IT security culture and how getting it right can not only enhance efficiency but also ensure security, Mahmood AlSeddiqi from Bahrain Airport Company, reveals his seven-step approach to cybersecurity.