All articles by Juliet Martin
Juliet Martin
How digital displays are improving the travel experience
Digital signage is making airports and transportation hubs more adaptable, efficient, and customer-friendly, says Dan Verbsky, LG Business Solutions USA .
Innovative safety, efficiency and useability – in a smaller package
Free Whitepaper Hog Technologies: Total Road & Highway Solutions From surface marking, cleaning and preparation to grinding, grooving and rumbling,…
Hog Tech University: Learning on the road
From vast US highways to busy European runways, Hog Technologies is using a range of videos and e-learning resources to ensure that its trucks and those operating them can grind, groove and rumble safely and soundly.
The equipment supporting the UK’s roads
Free Whitepaper A Case for Water Blasting: Pavement Marking Removal at Airports Removing pavement markings by traditional methods is damaging,…
Roadway champion: A new standard for precision
Free Whitepaper A Case for Water Blasting: Pavement Marking Removal at Airports Removing pavement markings by traditional methods is damaging,…
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Runway champion: Redefining rubber removal
Free Brochure Runway Rubber Removal: Chemicals & Detergents or Water? Rubber build-up is a huge safety concern at airports, reducing…
Understanding Europe: Challenge and opportunity for airport maintenance equipment
Free Brochure The Hog Difference: Surface Finish Technology When it comes to working on roadways and runways, the right equipment…
The field guide to safer roads and runways
Free Brochure Runway Rubber Removal: Chemicals & Detergents or Water? Rubber build-up is a huge safety concern at airports, reducing…
The power of water to keep roadways moving
Find out how HOG water blasters are keeping the roads safe and useable.
Air travel industry experts predict a return to pre-pandemic passenger numbers by the second half of 2022
Air travel is one of the main industries affected by Covid19. A poll by Airports International and Hitachi shows that passenger numbers will remain suppressed in the near term.