In January this year, the Chicago Department of Aviation invited the public to vote on a key renovation project for the city, a new terminal at its iconic Chicago O’Hare...
In this issue: drone panic forces airports to reconsider defense strategies, a new app aims to help pilots acquire radio communication skills, debating bringing emotional animals on board, and more.
As airlines invest to offer customers the best and fastest Wi-Fi services on board, here is a look at how Wi-Fi is provided and how widespread quality in-flight connectivity could...
London’s Heathrow Airport has unveiled a list of 18 sites that qualify to host factories and yards to build components for its third runway project; Athens International Airport in Greece...
Training opportunities for learning and mastering aviation radio communication can be expensive and few and far between. However, the creators of PlaneEnglish – an app-based aviation radio communication simulator –...
Airports have long been a target for the art of protest. In January, protests erupted against air pollution at Bristol Airport, while across America, TSA employees fought the government shutdown....
Los Angeles Airport recently kicked off a pilot scheme testing the viability of facial recognition as part of its famously strict US border security checks. Gemalto, the company in charge...
Drones flying over Gatwick Airport caused chaos in December, with hundreds of flights cancelled and tens of thousands of passengers left waiting. The South London airport is now rethinking its...
A rarity up until a few years ago, new guidelines from the US Department of Transportation now allow emotional support animals onto the majority of airlines, a decision which has...
Once the sole preserve of duty-free and drab restaurants, the world of airport retail is as thriving and diverse as it’s ever been. Alex Avery, managing director for airports, travel...
