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Slattery rejoins Vertical board
Aviation industry veteran Dómhnal Slattery has been appointed chairman of the Vertical Aerospace board, with immediate effect
ATL remains world’s busiest airport
Travel data platform OAG confirms that Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) remained the world’s busiest airport in 2024
Qatar holds talks with Caribbean CAA
Bilateral talks have taken place in Doha between the civil aviation authorities of the State of Qatar and Antigua and Barbuda
Smiths and Fukuoka strengthen partnership
The deployment of seven 3D X-ray scanners will speed up security as the Japanese airport renovates its international terminal
SFO signs infrastructure equity pledge
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has joined Bay Area transportation agencies in signing a pledge to increase equity in infrastructure projects
Eurocontrol collaborates to boost training
Eurocontrol’s Aviation Learning Centre and the JAA Training Organisation will formalise a strategic collaboration to enhance aviation learning
TSA publishes final rule on REAL ID enforcement
The US TSA has published a final rule providing a framework for federal agency phased enforcement of REAL ID requirements
Airport mapping prototype wins funding
Formica ProtoFab has been awarded a $75,000 grant by the Allegheny County Airport Authority Charitable Foundation
Volunteers test Vilnius Airport
November saw more than 1, 000 volunteers register – in record time – to participate in the test, which took place earlier this month
Alaska appoints airports director
The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities has appointed Angie Spear director of the Alaska International Airport System
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