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DEN transitions to cash payment
Denver International Airport (DEN) is transitioning to cashless kiosks at parking lane exits starting Monday, January 6, 2025
Iceland becomes Eurocontrol member
Iceland officially became Eurocontrol’s 42nd member state on January 1, exactly a decade after the last member state accession
Volocopter files for insolvency
UAM developer Volocopter has filed an application for the opening of insolvency proceedings at Germany’s Karlsruhe Local Court
Brisbane hits net-zero milestone
Passengers travelling through Brisbane Airport (BNE) will now do so using 100% renewable backed electricity generation
CLT implements passenger detours
Construction work at Charlotte Douglas International Airport will close part of West Boulevard until spring 2025
India consults on airport fog plans
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has conducted a series of consultations with aviation stakeholders to ensure they are prepared for fog
PPG establishes JV at Cairo
Plaza Premium Group (PPG), Egypt Aviation Services (EAS), and Cairo Airport Company (CAC) have announced a strategic joint venture
Archer completes construction of ARC
Archer has received the certificate of occupancy for its 400,000 sq ft aircraft manufacturing facility – known as ARC – in Covington, Georgia
Sacramento appoints new assistant director
The Sacramento County Department of Airports (SCDA) has promoted Chris Wimsatt to the recently created role of assistant director of airports
Adelaide makes Oz eco history
Adelaide Airport has become the first major airport in Australia to achieve carbon neutrality, having arranged to offset emissions
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CPK signs infrastructure agreement
Centralny Port Komunikacyjny is to sign a framework agreement concerning the design of CPK's airport support infrastructure
CPK’s project giants revealed
Centralny Port Komunikacyjny is in the process of selecting and signing contracts with key suppliers connected to the construction of CPK airport
CPK: meeting air transport demands
There are a number of economic factors behind the construction of Poland’s new Solidarity Airport, not least the growth of air transport in Poland
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