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Survey: will Heathrow’s third runway be worth the cost?

By Joe Baker

A survey held on Airport Technology last month found that most respondents believe...

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Survey: will Heathrow’s third runway be worth the cost?

A survey held on Airport Technology last month found that most respondents believe Heathrow’s recently suspended third runway project would be worth the cost of expansion.

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Airline fuelling strategies: can more be done to save carbon and cut costs?

A recent investigation by BBC Panorama revealed that some airlines still adopt unsustainable fuelling strategies in order to save money. With renewed pressure on the industry to become carbon-neutral, how can greater fuel efficiency be achieved?

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NATS Intelligent Approach: using runways efficiently

Thanks to innovative technology, Britain’s busiest airport has been able to operate more efficiently during challenging conditions. Now other major air passenger hubs like Schipol are looking to take advantage of NATS’ Intelligent Approach. NATS head of queue and capacity management solutions Andy Shand explains more about it.

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Australia’s bush fires and the effect on airport visibility

Fires have ravaged significant portions of Australia in late 2019 and early 2020, and while disruption to flights has been relatively small, the stark situation is a reminder of how critical technology can be. Here is a closer look at the impact of this devastating event on airports in the country.

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Going green: AIR Issue 53 is out now

In this issue: London City Airport’s green strategy, AI in airport security, improving efficiency in aircraft refuelling, and more.

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Could smaller airports benefit from electric aviation?

Recent developments in electric aircraft have lent fresh hope that the aviation industry can cut its carbon footprint. Smaller airports could facilitate the accommodation of battery-powered, short-haul flights in the future, but they might have a wait on their hands.

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A staggering new approach to boosting runway capacity

Eurocontrol and SESAR recently authenticated two new concepts based on scenarios tested at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport aimed at improving runway capacity. Static pairwise separation focuses on wake turbulence and the second ‘dual threshold’ focuses on staggered thresholds. Frederic Rooseleer at EUROCONTROL explains how it all works.

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Etihad Cargo extends Dnata partnership at 15 locations

Etihad Aviation Group’s cargo and logistics division Etihad Cargo has signed agreements to boost its partnership agreements with air services provider Dnata.

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Plane skids off runway at Turkish airport and kills three

A Pegasus Airlines flight has crashed at Sabiha Gokcen International Airport in Istanbul, Turkey, killing three and injuring 179 people on 5 January.

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Up in smoke: AIR Issue 52 is out now

In this issue: the impact of Australian bushfires on airports, the logistics of accommodating electric aircraft, attracting younger generations to a career in air traffic control, and more.

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Survey: will Heathrow’s third runway be worth the cost?

Airline fuelling strategies: can more be done to save carbon and cut costs?

NATS Intelligent Approach: using runways efficiently

Australia’s bush fires and the effect on airport visibility

Going green: AIR Issue 53 is out now

Could smaller airports benefit from electric aviation?

A staggering new approach to boosting runway capacity

Etihad Cargo extends Dnata partnership at 15 locations

Plane skids off runway at Turkish airport and kills three

Up in smoke: AIR Issue 52 is out now

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