Amsterdam Schiphol introduces on-the-doorstep collection for passenger’s bags
Schiphol hopes its new initiative will reduce waiting times and improve passenger experience.
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Ground handling is frequently subcontracted by airlines to the airports they use, to third-party agents or to other airlines.
The ground handling team is made up of staff who perform a wide range of functions including:
Schiphol hopes its new initiative will reduce waiting times and improve passenger experience.
Roger Koukkoullis, Operations & Safety and Commercial Director at the AOA, reflects on the UK Airports Safety Week, now in its third year, and its interest to the international community of airport professionals and safety experts.
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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.
The pressure exerted on to ground handling companies is ever-increasing in today’s busy airport environment, so the question remains of how ground handlers can enhance their efficiency, whilst keeping operations safe and within budget. Whist some are turning towards automation, others are championing a joined-up approach to airside operations.
In this issue: discovering the benefits of remote digital towers, the rise of automation in passenger processing, and unlocking the value of data to improve operational efficiencies.
8 May 2018 | By IATA and ACI WORLD
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To mark International Women's Day, British Airways hosted a special all-female flight, with more than 60 women taking part from the ground team to the cockpit.
The next decade will see smart tech and artificial intelligence slash the number of bags lost by airports throughout the world according to SITA.
This edition of International Airport Review focuses on ATC/ATM, looking at innovative and emerging technologies to shape the future of the air traffic control industry. Issue 1 also features articles on winter operations and terminal technologies.
Dr Fidel Liberal and Aitor Sanchoyerto talk about the changing landscape of intra-airport communications in a broadband world.
Nearly 10 years on from the original installation of its baggage handling and transfer system in Helsinki Airport Terminal 2, BEUMER Group has won the contract to extend it.