Airport modernisation in a constrained environment is a challenging balancing act, but not an impossible one, explains Crawford Burden, AECOM’s aviation lead for Europe & India. Increasingly, today’s airports are being forced... Read more »
Delta is expanding its premium experience at LAX with Phase 1 of a second Delta One Lounge in Terminal 2. By 2028, Delta will offer four lounge spaces at LAX, totaling 60,000... Read more »
Arup’s aviation business leader for EIMEA, Alan Newbold, considers how the industry is rethinking airport expansion, and that raising capacity goes beyond the physical. Airports across the UK, Europe, and the US... Read more »
New Zealand’s Christchurch Airport today marked 75 years of scheduled international flights. Not surprisingly, the first international service was to Australia, the first regular international service taking off from Christchurch for Melbourne... Read more »
Nuremburg Airport has some big route development news, easyJet will launch flights to London and Milan from the German gateway later this year. From November 2026, the British airline will begin operating... Read more »
Dalaman Airport in Turkey has reached a major milestone in sustainable aviation, becoming the first airport terminal globally to meet 100% of its electricity demand solely through rooftop solar installations. The completion... Read more »
The technology upgrade is intended to support the management of growing aviation activity in Panama. Credit: Thales. Thales is set to upgrade Panama’s Civil Aviation Authority (AAC) air traffic control centre, working... Read more »
Christchurch Airport has officially opened its new NZ$40 million freight apron, marking a major investment in the future of South Island trade, freight and economic growth. Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon, joined Christchurch... Read more »
Guam’s A.B. Won Pat International Airport has introduced a Concourse Access Pass (CAP) Program that allows non ticketed visitors to access its airside shop and dine like a ticketed passenger. “GIAA’s CAP... Read more »
Rugged, miniaturised connectors and cable assemblies are becoming critical for high-speed, data-driven systems, like reconnaissance or combat drones. Credit: Shutterstock Industry 4.0 is redefining industry at a galloping pace. The convergence of... Read more »