Future Airport
Future Airport 2005 Issue 2
In this edition we centre on capacity issues across the aviation industry. Cesare Bernabei of the European Commission explains measures being taken to expand European air capacity safely and in harmony with public opinion and IATA explain the need for efficiency targets when developing templates for expansion.
Fotis Karonis of Athens International traces how they redeveloped and expanded capacity in conjunction with countries hosting of the Olympic games. We also look at the development of new airport infrastructure in China and Asia, and Jean-Louis Blanchou charts security developments within Aéroports de Paris.
Air Traffic Control
Budgetary ControlMarion Blakey, FAA, addresses the issue of reform of the contract with the US air traffic controllers' union, NATCA.
Controlling InterestsIn the changing US aviation environment, the FAA finds itself at a crossroads.
Europe's Capacity CrisisAs the volume of air traffic continues to pick up, the pressure on airport capacity is causing serious concern.
Snap DecisionsAmid industry efforts to improve the safety of airside technology, lighting structures have been the focus of attention.
Airport Development
Creating an Environmentally Friendly AirportA central concept in the design and construction of Narita International Airport is the 'eco-airport'.
Creating Capacity in ChinaRises in passenger numbers, alongside development programmes are heralding a new wave of airport construction in China.
Airport Management
Take Off for a Low-Cost AirportFrankfurt-Hahn appears to be achieving its targets for growth in the drive towards profitability.
Baggage Handling
Efficiency - In the BagThe grandiose design for London Heathrow's fifth terminal will dazzle visitors to the UK.
Cargo Operations
Turbulent Times for Air CargoHigh fuel prices are having an impact on the airfreight industry, with a marked slowdown in growth over the last year.
Ground Handling
Treading CarefullyThe need for a secure grip on the runway in winter conditions is stronger in Canada than in many other countries.
Weather WatchingThe unique geography of Hong Kong’s new international airport has led to the need for a windshear warning system.
IT and Communications
A Clean Slate for ITAthens International Airport (AIA) was constructed ahead of surging passenger numbers for the 2004 Olympic Games.
Cooperating in CompetitionThough passenger numbers are picking up, the airline industry is in a state of financial crisis.
Safety and Security
Beyond the TerminalWhile security within the terminal has visibly increased to new levels, a new risk may now lurk outside.
Slow Progress for US Baggage Checking SystemsBetter planning is needed to optimise the deployment of checked baggage screening systems.
Taking Pride in Passenger ProtectionPassengers have never had security so much in mind when travelling by air as in the last four years.
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