Orlando International Airport unveils plane spotting photos in art exhibition
Orlando International Airport has honoured its active art programmes with new plane spotting photos.
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Orlando International Airport has honoured its active art programmes with new plane spotting photos.
Waheedah Lawal Suleiman, the Economic Manager for Airports Council International (ACI) Africa and Liaison Officer for the Federal Airports Authority for Nigeria (FAAN), wrote exclusively for International Airport Review. She details the many ways airports can further innovation and why diversity inclusion is so important for airports’ future.
The largest ten-year development programme in the history of Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, worth just over €1 billion, has been completed.
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After the pandemic crisis, Prague Airport can finally present its development plans for the coming years.
Nashville International Airport (BNA®) unveiled the new International Arrivals Facility (IAF) and the BNA Marketplace.
Anthony Bernheim, Healthy and Resilient Buildings Programme Manager at San Francisco International Airport talks to International Airport Review’s Editor, Holly Miles, in Issue 2 about his role; the airport’s approach in protecting the health and wellbeing of its passengers, and what is on his priority list for SFO.
Between 2024 and 2027, Schiphol Airport is investing three billion euros into catching up on maintenance and upgrades.
Passengers at Munich Airport can enjoy a more digital experience in the time before departure.
Carrasco International Airport becomes the first airport in Latin America and the Caribbean to obtain the ACI Accessibility Enhancement Accreditation programme.
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Heathrow has launched a trial allowing passengers to pre-book security slots ahead of their journeys.
ACI World has published its latest quarterly air travel outlook revealing global passenger traffic expected to recover in early 2024 as it reaches 9.4 billion passengers.
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The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) concluded its 18th Traveller Identification Programme (TRIP) Symposium and Joint International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) Biometrics Forum on 14 September, attracting 620 participants from 94 States, 12 international organisations, and 39 industry partners.