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Angola’s game-changing airport
Ricardo Viegas D’Abreu, Minister for Transport, Angola, is responsible for the African country’s new international airport. Tara Craig asked him about the project.
Airports International Issue 3 2023
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Baggage handling: doing more with less
Siemens Logistics is taking its portfolio of baggage handling solutions to the next level. Tara Craig hears how
Industry opinion: Brad Buswell, Leidos
Brad Buswell of Leidos shares his thoughts on security checkpoints and where technology is headed in the future
ADB SAFEGATE drives digital transformation
Regardt Willer of ADB SAFEGATE, explains how the Airside 4.0 concept will enable airports to tackle today’s problems head on
CPK: a multimodal airport in Poland's heart
Poland’s Centralny Port Komunikacyjny, a greenfield multimodal hub at the heart of Europe, is ambitious but on track, reports Tara Craig
Gate technology: better together
According to ITW GSE, interlinking individual ground support units can unleash up to 50% surplus power at airport gates
Menzies Aviation to drive advancement of airports and airlines across Africa
Menzies Aviation has become an official partner for the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Focus Africa Initiative.
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.