Strengthening data resilience under EES and increasing cyberthreats
Airports across Europe are entering a period of significant change in how passenger data is managed, writes Karen Lyth, Head…
25 Nov 2025
How a council-owned company broke the infrastructure mould
When the Secretary of State for Transport approved Luton Rising's Development Consent Order in April 2025, it marked more than a planning milestone, writes Paul Kehoe, Luton Rising's chairman. It…
29 Oct 2025
Electronic Flight Bags are mission-critical devices, but are they secure?
When a ransomware attack recently crippled check-in systems across major European airports, thousands of passengers were stranded in chaos. Just months earlier, the Scattered Spider group launched back-to-back breaches on…
21 Aug 2025
From optional to imperative: why AI is the next mandate in MRO
Peter Velikin is the general manager and SVP of CAMP Systems’ Enterprise Information Systems business, overseeing solutions that serve MROs, service centres, and aviation parts providers worldwide. He argues that…
08 Aug 2025
Rise in AI focuses need to balance personalisation with transparency
Recent examples in the aviation sector have shown that using AI to 'personalise' customer interactions can boost revenues, but it’s important to give passengers real, transparent choices, writes Colleen Clark,…
20 May 2025
COM-B: why aviation must rethink people, not just process
The aviation sector didn’t just stall during the pandemic, it was forced to look in the mirror. Operational systems froze, passengers disappeared, and frontline teams were stretched to breaking point.…
12 May 2025
The challenge of airport dining: how F&B operators can soar
Airports are unlike anywhere else. Almost self-contained towns, they have their own rules, regulations, and nuances. For most people, they are a transitory space, often both the first and last…