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Emirates launches Dubai biometric fast track
Emirates and the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs have signed a landmark biometric data agreement concerning Dubai Airport
Louisville celebrates 75th anniversary
Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) is marking 75 years of passenger air service with an exhibition in its Jerry E Abramson Terminal
Brisbane Airport secures renewable energy future
Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) has entered into an historic six-year agreement to secure power that is linked to renewable energy
Biggin Hill secures HVO funding
London Biggin Hill Airport has won funding from HSBC Equipment Finance (UK) to buy two hydro treated vegetable oil (HVO) fuel fire engines
Veovo and OneAlpha team up
Veovo has formed a global strategic partnership with OneAlpha, an airport slot management and capacity planning company
CLEAR takes ID tech to Puerto Rico
CLEAR and Aerostar Airport Holdings are to launch expedited identity verification lanes at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in Puerto Rico
LLA reaches out to local businesses
London Luton Airport (LLA) has hosted a networking event for local businesses interested
in bidding for contracts at the UK hub
LBA starts check-in hall upgrade
Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) has embarked upon the first step of its long-term plans to modernise its existing terminal with an upgrade of check-in Hall A
Alstef improves Montréal BHS
Alstef Canada has upgraded its BAGSORT sortation allocation control (SAC) software at Canada's YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport
Indra revamps German air surveillance
Indra has signed a contract with DFS, Germany’s air navigation service provider, to modernise the country’s entire network of air surveillance radars
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