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Keeping track of baggage: the latest issue of AIR is out now

In this issue: the impact of baggage tracking technology worldwide, a new aviation...

Keeping track of baggage: the latest issue of AIR is out now

In this issue: the impact of baggage tracking technology worldwide, a new aviation eco-tax for France, and a look at early design proposals for Poland's new 'mega airport'.

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Vodafone installs 5G network at Gatwick Airport’s South Terminal

Vodafone has installed its 5G network at Gatwick Airport’s South Terminal, with the North Terminal set to follow by early next year.

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Q&A: Assaia is using AI to speed-up airport turnarounds

Assaia combines AI with real-time video data captured at airports, allowing airlines to generate predictions that could help make operations easier and more efficient. Assaia chief customer officer Christiaan Hen tells Varsha Saraogi how AI technology can create seamless continuity at aviation hubs.

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Flying scared: can aviophobia be conquered?

Despite being one of the safest methods of transport in the world, the prospect of flying can still terrify many. But what are the root causes of aviophobia, and what can airports and airlines do to help allay the minds of nervous passengers?

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On the horizon with Heathrow: the latest issue of AIR is out now

In this issue: key aspects of London Heathrow’s expansion masterplan, how AI can be used to speed up aircraft turnarounds, and what airports and airlines can do to accommodate nervous fliers.

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Where pilots fear to land: the world’s trickiest airport runways

Airports have been built in some of the world’s hardest-to-reach locations, creating runway conditions that would challenge any pilot’s skills. Here are five notoriously tricky airport runways.

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The busiest day for flying: facts and figures to rival August 9th

As the summer travel season begins, new research by Travel data and analytics company Cirium reveals that August 9th is the busiest day of the year for air travel.

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Terminal advertising, cannabis legalisation and abandoned airports: AIR Issue 46

In this issue: the future of facial recognition technologies, the impact of cannabis legalisation on US airports, and breaking down the criteria for the world's top aviation hubs.

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July’s top news stories

Egypt’s Hurghada International Airport inaugurated Terminal 2 after all development and construction work was completed; and Edinburgh Airport deployed Everbridge’s Critical Event Management (CEM) platform to improve critical communications and protect passengers, staff, and service personnel during emergencies. Airport-technology.com wraps up the key headlines from July 2019.

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Flight cancellations at American Airlines go beyond the issue of Boeing’s Max 737 groundings

According to AirHelp Global Airline rankings for 2019 - which ranks airlines in terms of service quality, flight timeliness and customer complaints handling - American Airlines, currently ranks second in terms of ‘Best Airline for Passenger Experience’. The grounding of the Boeing 737 Max has significantly affected American Airlines, causing struggles with flight capacity and passenger traffic.

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Keeping track of baggage: the latest issue of AIR is out now

Vodafone installs 5G network at Gatwick Airport’s South Terminal

Q&A: Assaia is using AI to speed-up airport turnarounds

Flying scared: can aviophobia be conquered?

On the horizon with Heathrow: the latest issue of AIR is out now

Where pilots fear to land: the world’s trickiest airport runways

The busiest day for flying: facts and figures to rival August 9th

Terminal advertising, cannabis legalisation and abandoned airports: AIR Issue 46

July’s top news stories

Flight cancellations at American Airlines go beyond the issue of Boeing’s Max 737 groundings

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Vodafone installs 5G network at Gatwick Airport’s South Terminal

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