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Five Guys to touch down at DXB
Burger brand Five Guys will open its first ever airport branch outside of the US at Terminal 3 - Concourse B in Dubai International (DXB)
Bristol invests in latest scanners
Next-generation security scanners will enable customers to keep mobile phones, laptops and liquids in their hand luggage
O’Hare concourse design unveiled
The City of Chicago has revealed the design for the first phase of the kerb-to-gate transformation of O’Hare International Airport
VINCI wins new Melbourne contract
Seymour Whyte, a VINCI Construction subsidiary in Australia, has won an A$159m (€96m) construction contract from Australia Pacific Airports (Melbourne)
WHSNA opens Edmonton concept stores
WH Smith North America has opened two original retail concepts at Canada's Edmonton International Airport (YEG)
Open version of Ardian AirCarbon launches
Ardian is launching a free, open version of Ardian AirCarbon, its proprietary emission quantification and reduction tool for the aviation industry
Alstef to upgrade BHS at YTZ
Alstef Group has been awarded a contract for USCBP preclearance baggage handling system upgrade at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
Airports International Issue 2 2024
Issue 2 2024 of Airports International in page-turning format puts the spotlight on robots and their increasing influence across the airport sector
SFO to upgrade terminal roof
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is to upgrade the roof and façade of the Senator Dianne Feinstein International Terminal
Munich and Assaia test radar tech
Munich Airport and Assaia International have completed a four-month test utilising radar technology with single engine taxi (SET) procedures
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CPK’s project giants revealed
Centralny Port Komunikacyjny is in the process of selecting and signing contracts with key suppliers connected to the construction of CPK airport
CPK: meeting air transport demands
There are a number of economic factors behind the construction of Poland’s new Solidarity Airport, not least the growth of air transport in Poland
CPK appoints master civil engineer
Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) has finalised one of the four key tenders related to the construction of the CPK Airport project in Poland
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