How to solve aviation’s talent gap problem
Air transportation is suffering from a talent gap and all trends indicate the gap will widen annually unless proactive measures are taken...
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Air transportation is suffering from a talent gap and all trends indicate the gap will widen annually unless proactive measures are taken...
10 January 2017 | By International Airport Review
Approximately 2,500 British Airways staff went on strike today over alleged “poverty pay”. The first of a two day strike forced 40 Heathrow flights to be cancelled...
22 September 2016 | By International Airport Review
The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) launches the recruitment campaign for the 2017 Young Aviation Professionals Programme...
Quintiq announced today that their software application has been selected by Virgin Atlantic Airways to plan and optimise ground staff at London Heathrow Airport Terminal 3.
Occasional blasts of severe winter weather are a fact of life at Toronto Pearson International Airport. For Craig Bradbrook, Vice President of Aviation Services, the key to minimising their impact is ensuring that everyone shares a belief in the value of collaboration.
Hamburg Airport is a pioneer in health management for ground handling services. The work they do is diverse and full of variety, but it is also very demanding. Not a single plane could take off from Hamburg Airport if it were not for the approximately 900 employees of the ground…
In June 2015, Ken O’Toole, Managing Director of Manchester Airport, unveiled a £1 billion transformation programme for the UK’s third biggest airport. For International Airport Review, Ken covers how the 10-year phased investment programme will transform Manchester Airport, ensuring that it continues to thrive as a national asset and play…
30 September 2015 | By Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer, International Airport Review
A new online licensing system for aviation authorities has been unveiled by CAA International (CAAi) enabling aviation professionals to apply, renew and manage licences.
Tim Meagher, Ground Operations Inspector with the Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia (CASA) examines the changing face of ground operations and how training can be optimised to ensure safety and make the most of changing skills demands.
8 December 2014 | By Dimitrios Sanos, IATA
In order to minimise risks associated with the human factor, and to improve the performance of operations, airports and ground handlers should invest smartly in training, says Dimitrios Sanos, Product Manager, Airport and Ground Operations Training at IATA.
20 October 2014 | By SITA
SITA, the global specialist in air transport communications and IT solutions, has signed a collaboration agreement with Singapore's Institute of Technical Education (ITE), to enhance the training of students in airport passenger services. This represents another significant step in the development of skilled manpower for Singapore's growing civil aviation industry.…
Samim Aydin, Chairman of the Airport Services Association (ASA), speaks to International Airport Review about current challenges and trends in the ground services industry
14 March 2013 | By IATA
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced the conclusion of an agreement with the Government of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the establishment of its Gulf Area office in Abu Dhabi, effective 1 June.
15 February 2011 | By CASSIDIAN
EADS North America is currently looking to add experienced and motivated employees to its U.S. team...
25 November 2005 | By Stephen M. Quilty, A.A.E., Professor – Aviation Studies, Bowling Green, State University, Ohio, USA
The effective operation of any airport depends on the efficacy of its personnel and in this article Professor Quilty discusses the value of properly trained airport personnel.