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Amsterdam Schiphol's Oostbaan runway to close for two weeks

The Schiphol-Oostbaan runway will be closed to arriving and departing aircraft for two weeks later this month to allow for maintenance work to be carried out.

Stansted has second-busiest month ever as UK airports enjoy bumper August

London Stansted had its second-busiest month ever in August despite the impact of the national air traffic control failure, with more than 2.91 million passengers passing through the Essex site.

London Gatwick graduate scheme welcomes new recruits

London Gatwick's graduate scheme has relaunched following the pandemic, with seven new recruits offered places on the programme from a pool of more than 1,500 applicants.

Teesside International Airport and SSE to deliver major green energy project

Teesside International Airport and SSE Energy Solutions have announced a new joint venture which aims to deliver enough green electricity to power the equivalent of more than 17,000 homes.

Swissport appoints new COO for US and Canada

Swissport has appointed Mike Byrom as its new chief operating officer for the US and Canada.

Softech helps monitor RUH air quality

Monitoring of indoor air quality has begun at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport in
Saudi Arabia

LLA invests in its passengers

London Luton Airport (LLA) is to develop a new two-storey restaurant, part of a £30m investment designed to enhance the passenger experience

Customer experience key when booking

Passengers continue to embrace technologies such biometrics to optimise the journey, the SITA 2023 Passenger IT Insights report finds

Colorado Springs launches ElevateCOS

Colorado Springs Airport (COS) is to modernise its 29-year-old terminal. Phase 1 of the three-year project will begin on September 10

EASA releases proposed VTOL rules

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has proposed rules for safe operations of vertical take-off and landing aircraft (VTOL)

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