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DFW orders zero-emission buses
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport has ordered 26 zero-emission buses from ElDorado National (California), Inc (ENC), a subsidiary of REV Group
OAK completes $30m taxiway work
California’s Oakland International Airport (OAK) has completed its $30m Taxiway Victor and Bravo Rehabilitation Project
San Diego to receive FAA airfield funding
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is to provide San Diego International Airport (SAN) with $110m over ten years for airfield improvements
Solidarity Transport Hub – investing in Poland
Poland’s Solidarity Transport Hub is crucial not only for the economic growth of the country and wider region but for European security
BLR leads Indian perishable shipments
Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru (BLR) is once more the top airport in India for handling perishable shipments
Aerozone Stansted unveils new experiences
Education centre Aerozone Stansted has reopened its doors with a variety of new interactive experiences, following a donation by Emirates
Checkout-free shopping arrives at DFW
Star Concessions has collaborated with Amazon to launch a checkout-free store at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
Dogs detect batteries in cargo
Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) and Diagnose have pioneered the detection of undeclared shipments of lithium batteries by dogs in a six-month trial
SITA moves MEA BRS to the cloud
SITA and Middle East Airlines–Air Liban (MEA) have moved Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport's baggage reconciliation system to the cloud
Doncaster Sheffield to close permanently
The long-term future of Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA) looks bleak after its owner, the Peel Group, confirmed the site is to close
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Before the COVID-19 pandemic occurred, there was little importance placed on hand sanitizing outside of hospitals, surgeries and other healthcare centres
Our survey reveals industry views on post-pandemic airport recovery
Airports International conducted an online survey on behalf of Hitachi Vantara in July 2020, in order to understand the industry’s view on recovery from the pandemic and the use of technology to provide an enhanced ...
How technology is meeting the changing demands of airports
The evolution of the modern airport, and the way in which their operators conduct business, was well underway even before the global pandemic struck earlier in the year.