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Hermes boosts Changi cargo management
Hermes Logistics Technologies (HLT) has integrated tech partner Speedcargo’s solutions into its cargo management system at Singapore Changi Airport
Frankfurt runway to close for maintenance
From October 3, the Center Runway (25C/07C) at Frankfurt Airport (FRA) will close for a fortnight to enable essential maintenance to take place
Riga launches investor tender
Latvia’s Riga Airport has announced the launch of an international tender process to attract investors and developers to its RIX Airport City concept
Malé airport baggage system to receive upgrade
The operator of Malé International Airport has awarded a contract to French automated turnkey solutions firm Alstef Group for the upgrade of the facility’s baggage handling system (BHS).
Luton Airport reveals summer traffic figures
London Luton Airport welcomed 4.3 million passengers this summer as its post-pandemic recovery continues.
Stuttgart Airport tests autonomous snow removal equipment
Germany’s Stuttgart Airport has successfully tested new autonomous winter service equipment.
Strong summer of recovery for MAG airports
Manchester Airports Group (MAG), this summer, saw its strongest period of recovery since the pandemic began.
Orlando opens new $2.8bn Terminal C
After decades of planning and nearly five years of construction, Orlando International Airport has opened its Terminal C to the public.
Hamburg celebrates 50 years of Turkish Airlines flights
Hamburg Airport and Turkish Airlines held a special celebration on September 20 to mark 50 years since the flag carrier began flying to the German hub.
Quito Airport celebrates passenger experience award
Ecuador’s busiest airport Quito/Mariscal Sucre International has been recognised by the Airports Council International (ACI) for its efforts to maintain a high-quality passenger experience.
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