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World first for airline replacing diesel-chugging tugs with eco-friendly alternative
British Airways has become the first airline in the world to introduce remote controlled devices to push back aircraft across its short-haul operation.
ADB Safegate transforms the runway at Goma International Airport
Goma International Airport (GOM) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is a strategic airport used by MONUSCO, a United Nations mission for peacekeeping in the region.
Winter Operations In-Depth Focus 2017
This In-Depth Focus looks at how some airports are managing their current winter operations and explores advances in technology within the industry...
The challenges with passenger terminal construction
An airport passenger terminal is an extremely complex building; containing a multitude of precisely interlinked functions defined by various stakeholders. Terminal operator expectations and requirements are high and demanding – the building must display architectural proficiency and identity without suffering any loss in functionality and passenger comfort. Mehmet Emin Çakirkaya,…
Software solutions to solve de-icing dilemmas?
Tim Klein, Managing Director, LTF Solutions discusses how we should be looking more towards software-based de-icing solutions.
Going round in circles? A set of objections to the circular runway idea
In reaction to the future prospect of a circular runway, we asked independent external expert at EASA & EU Commission, Oscar Scimò to give us his thoughts.
ICAO and EASA Forum shows significant progress for African safety
ICAO/EASA Forum results in improved African collaboration and new global framework for cooperative regional aviation safety oversight.
Circular runway exclusive: The reality behind the revolutionary project
The 'Endless Runway' project is undoubtedly revolutionary and International Airport Review spoke to the project's Senior R&D Manager Henk Hesselink for an exclusive insight.
No Country Left Behind: New Zealand’s key collaboration with the Pacific Islands
Athol Glover's work in the Pacific represents precisely what the wider aviation community needs to achieve. Athol Glover represents mutual accountability.
Federal regulation for tortoise management
In this article, Orlando looks at the use of synthetic aviation turf as wildlife mitigation tool using information from FAA funded study.
Winter operations – Developing weather forecast capabilities
Jon Dutton, Met Office Aviation Business Manager explores how developments in forecasting capability combined with a detailed understanding of airport challenges and operations enables confident decision making in the lead up to, and during, high-impact weather events.
In-depth focus winter operations: World-class snow removal
Last year Denver International Airport (DEN) was hit by a historic storm which tested its snow-removal operations to the limit. Director of Airside Operations, Bruce Goetz, reveals how the airport used those events to further refine its world-class snow programme.
O’Hare International Airport receives top marks for airfield safety
22 August 2016 | By Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has awarded Chicago’s O'Hare International Airport a perfect score in its annual airfield safety inspection.