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28 August 2019
Clarity needed over Thomas Cook rescue deal amid reports of ‘difficulties’
Chinese tourism group Fosun has been in negotiations with Thomas Cook over the acquisition of a controlling stake for some time. Just a few weeks ago, the deal seemed a...
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26 July 2019
Oman to get world’s first airport drone detection system
Drone detection system at Muscat International is a first for a major commercial airport.
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22 July 2019
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...
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28 May 2019
Whether passengers like it or not, airport biometrics are here to stay
Between 2018 and 2022, 77% of airports and 71% of airlines are planning trials or full rollouts of biometric scanning systems, according to SITA.
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2 July 2018
JFK Airport’s big push for affordable virtual reality
The tourism industry has begun to recognise the enormous potential that computer-mediated reality has to transform the whole travel experience.
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4 May 2018
Airport Industry Review: Issue 31
In this issue: Cashing in on Chinese routes, the latest technologies helping to relieve gate anxiety, the world’s most environmentally friendly airports, Auckland’s new traffic measurement project, and more.
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5 March 2018
Ryanair to slash Glasgow flights
On Tuesday, Ryanair announced that it will cut 20 of its 23 flights from Glasgow Airport in November 2018. This will jeopardise around 300 jobs and 500,000 passengers will be...
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5 December 2017
Airport Industry Review: Issue 26
In this issue: The state of digitisation in the air freight industry, whether airports should be financed with green bonds, Dutch plans to run the country’s airports on wind power,...