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Menzies and Siginon win CEIV cert
Strategic partnership Menzies Aviation-Siginon Aviation has obtained IATA’s CEIV Pharma accreditation in Nairobi
Abu Dhabi and Etihad extend partnership
Abu Dhabi Airports and Etihad Airport Services have signed a contract to extend their ground services partnership at Zayed International Airport
Work starts on JFK T8 commercial revamp
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and partners have started work on the redevelopment of the commercial offering at JFK’s Terminal 8
London Oxford debuts SAF
London Oxford, the UK’s fifth largest airport in terms of business aviation movements, has begun offering sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)
WHSNA opens O’Hare stores
WH Smith North America has launched its second round of store openings at Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD)
ACI publishes sustainable aviation resolutions
ACI airport members have adopted three foundational resolutions aimed at ensuring a safe and sustainable aviation system
SSP adds to Keflavík offering
Travel food and beverage specialist SSP Group is to expand its operations in Iceland with the win of further units at Keflavík Airport
Glasgow beefs up its cargo offering
Scotland's Glasgow Prestwick Airport has invested more than £2m in new cargo equipment and cold storage facilities
Hydrogen study takes off at ATL
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), Airbus, Delta and Plug Power are studying the feasibility of hydrogen fuelling
Collins unveils PRM solution
RTX's Collins Aerospace will unveil its cabin solution for onboard wheelchair accommodation next week
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