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*Sporting events drive Brazilian upgrades
The announcement in early October that Rio de Janeiro has been awarded the right to host the 2016 summer Olympic Games has focused renewed ...
18-Nov-2009
*IT initiatives aid efficiency
In a vigorously competitive landscape, airports and airlines must find innovative ways of providing services for their passengers. IT systems are playing an increasingly ...
17-Nov-2009
Simulation CAST in a new light
As the main international hub for the UK, Heathrow Airport has been running close to its maximum capacity for a long time. Traditionally, runway ...
17-Nov-2009
*Fluids aid environmental efforts
Demand for Type I, II, III and IV de-icing and anti-icing fluids is a constant, given the need to maintain operations at airports during ...
16-Nov-2009
*Denver plans for all eventualities
Opened on 28 February 1995, Denver International was the 10th busiest passenger hub in the world and the fifth busiest airport in the US ...
16-Nov-2009
PANYNJ awards contract for Newark Liberty terminal enhancement
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) has awarded VRH Construction a USD58.9 million contract for a new mid-level domestic departures ...
13-Nov-2009
Upturn gathers pace, ACI indicates
Stabilisation in air passenger traffic gained momentum in September 2009, according to the latest monthly statistics from Airports Council International (ACI). Even cargo traffic,...
11-Nov-2009
Airports record slight rise in capital investments
Capital investment at airports worldwide is expected to reach USD47 billion in 2009, according to James Cherry, outgoing chairman of Airports Council International (ACI). ...
11-Nov-2009
ACI appoints new chairman
Max Moore-Wilton has been appointed chairman of Airports Council International (ACI) for a two-year term commencing on 1 January 2010. Moore-Wilton is executive chairman...
11-Nov-2009
ADPi wins development study contract for new Iraqi airport
ADPi, the engineering subsidiary of French airport operator Aéroports de Paris, in early November signed a contract from the Iraqi Ministry of Transport to ...
10-Nov-2009
*Manchester T2 revamp nears completion
The GBP30 million (USD49.6 million) upgrade to Terminal 2 (T2) at the UK's Manchester Airport is nearing completion, Managing Director Andrew Cornish has told...
06-Nov-2009
ACSA tackles air infrastructure issues ahead of World Cup
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) will be responsible for handling 450,000 international arrivals when the country hosts the FIFA 2010 World Cup. The biggest-ever...
05-Nov-2009
Georgia begins talks with EU on aviation incorporation
Negotiations have begun between Georgia and the EU that would lead the Caucasus republic to adopt most EU civil aviation rules. EU-Georgia talks are ...
03-Nov-2009
EC approves investment plan to upgrade Lithuanian airports
A public-private investment plan to upgrade Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga airports in Lithuania has been approved by the European Commission (EC). Planned improvements include...
03-Nov-2009
Latvia faces EC action over ground-handling services
The European Commission (EC) has begun legal action against Latvia over the latter's failure to liberalise its ground-handling services. Brussels says Latvia has not ...
03-Nov-2009
Ukraine makes airports match-fit for Euro 2012
Airport expansion projects to enable Ukraine to handle expected demand during the Euro 2012 football tournament were summarised in October at a seminar in ...
30-Oct-2009
Survey reveals increase in self-service check-in
Self-service check-in has grown by 20 per cent over the past year, according to a SITA survey of six international hubs. The Passenger Self-Service ...
30-Oct-2009
ThyssenKrupp helps bridge the gap at Palma de Mallorca
ThyssenKrupp Airport Systems has won an EUR8.05 million (USD11.9 million) contract from Spanish state-run airports authority AENA to supply seven passenger boarding bridges (PBBs) ...
29-Oct-2009
Nairobi's Wilson Airport faces uncertain future
Kenya's Wilson Airport near Nairobi, Africa's busiest airport for light aircraft traffic, is in danger of being closed down as land intended for expansion ...
28-Oct-2009
US eyes market opportunities in sub-Saharan Africa
US officials have identified some 90 airport and aviation-related projects in sub-Saharan Africa that present "significant commercial opportunities" for US equipment manufacturers and service ...
27-Oct-2009
Delays at US airports will continue, says report
A solution to delays plaguing main US airports will remain a distant possibility until funding and resources are diverted directly to the busiest hubs, ...
26-Oct-2009
Mexico City modernisation receives funding
The Mexican Ministry of Communications and Transport has announced investment of MXN56 million (USD4.3 million) in the modernisation of Mexico City International Airport. Work...
26-Oct-2009
*Clark International is Manila's future
Developers of the disused Clark Air Base in the Philippines are hoping to turn the facility into the main aviation gateway to the Philippines. ...
26-Oct-2009
Sacyr clinches contract to upgrade Santiago de Compostela
Spanish construction company Sacyr has won a EUR23.46 million (USD35.18 million) contract to build a new aircraft parking area at Santiago de Compostela airport. ...
23-Oct-2009
Luxembourg chases enhanced status
The opening in 2008 of a new passenger terminal has given Luxembourg Findel Airport a necessary facelift and much-needed boost to capacity. With international...
23-Oct-2009
Gatwick sale helps BAA cut debt
BAA has reached a GBP1.51 billion (USD2.49 billion) deal to sell Gatwick Airport to Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), a joint venture between Credit Suisse ...
22-Oct-2009
*Los Angeles plans major Bradley West modernisation
Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) on 19 October awarded contracts worth a total value of almost USD1.26 billion for the Bradley West project - ...
22-Oct-2009
EC slot ruling comes under fire
The decision by the European Commission (EC) to relax the "use or lose" slot rule for airlines has been met with little enthusiasm by ...
20-Oct-2009
*Wait goes on for US travellers
As the airline industry in the United States remains opposed to a congressionally imposed three-hour time limit - pending in the Senate - on ...
20-Oct-2009
Ryanair leads industry transformation with change to business model
Changes imposed by Ryanair on the airport check-in process and passenger baggage allowance typify a growing industry trend, a leading aviation academic has told...
20-Oct-2009
*Saudis seek growth partnerships
Saudi Arabia is the biggest economy in the Middle East, with 25 per cent of regional gross domestic product. The energy-rich kingdom is committed ...
19-Oct-2009
*US sector searches for savings
As air carriers cut back operations over the last 12 months in the face of collapsing demand for air travel, airports in the US ...
19-Oct-2009
Hong Kong and Singapore airport operators join forces to manage Hongqiao
The Hong Kong Airport Authority (HKAA) and the Shanghai Airport Authority (SAA) - the operators respectively of Hong Kong and Pudong international airports - ...
19-Oct-2009
Toronto Pearson reduces landing fees again
Landing fees and terminal charges at Toronto Pearson International Airport are to be reduced for the third consecutive year, operator Greater Toronto Airports Authority ...
16-Oct-2009
Dulles International asks for access improvement funds
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) has applied for up to USD280 million in stimulus funding under the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery programme, ...
15-Oct-2009
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