Special Reports
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Keith Mwanalushi offers an overview of Middle Eastern airport operations. Here we set the tone for his second instalment, an interview with a Middle Eastern company braving the economic storm and opening up a logistics company in Dubai.
Athens International Airport (AIA) is in the process of implementing a centralised information technology and...
Finavia’s Reijo Tasanen takes us behind the scenes of Helsinki Airport’s €150m state-of-the-art baggage handling...
Indira Gandhi International Airport has undergone a huge $2bn expansion for its new Terminal 3.
In order to improve the world’s air traffic management tools there needs to be a careful balance between long-term...
Every winter Delhi endures dense fog for periods lasting up to 15 hours.
As Novosibirsk enjoys huge economic growth its airport has embarked on an extensive development programme.
Finding the right formula for low cost long-haul flights is a challenge many operators have failed to overcome.
A number of high-profile sporting tournaments will be held in South America over the next few years.
The Single European Sky ATM Research Programme (SESAR) was launched in 2004 to completely overhaul Europe’s fragmented...
In partnership with Qatar Science & Technology Park, Shell Aviation has developed a fuel that burns with lower...
In recent years, numerous tools have become available to assist the aviation meteorologist in preparing and...
Major air cargo facilities are now capable of handling millions of tons of goods each year.
On my recent trip to India to see the development of Delhi and Hyderabad airports, I was struck by the overwhelming feeling of optimism and pride in India’s resurgence into the category of ‘emerging economy’. In Delhi and Hyderabad’s infrastructure projects, there is an undeniable feeling of achievement through group effort. Every project they have undertaken has been completed under budget and ahead of schedule, a tribute to their project management and delivery skills.
In this issue, we speak with PS Nair, CEO of Indira Gandhi International Airport, and discover his plans for Delhi to become a major new hub in Asia. Elsewhere, we look at the latest in passenger handling technologies with Jos Nijhuis, Schiphol Group CEO, Ernst Hirsch-Balin, Netherlands Minister of Justice, and John Wagner, director of the US Customs and Border Protection’s Trusted Traveler Programs.
