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Skyport loads 4.3-ton engine onto Prague flight
Central European ground handler Skyport has loaded a CFM56-5B6/P engine onto a Ural Airlines flight from Prague to Yekaterinburg
Randox launches vaccination authentication app
Randox, the UK’s largest diagnostics company, is launching the Randox CertiFly app to process and certify results for pre-departure and day two lateral flow tests.
WFS’s CargoKiosk makes Heathrow debut
London Heathrow Airport is the latest Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) cargo station to introduce CargoKiosk technology
Luton signs training contract
London Luton Airport (LLA) has signed a new seven-year contract with Airdat for use of its cloud-based training management and competency system ‘passport’
PIT breaks ground on modernisation project
More than 300 people attended a ceremony on Thursday October 14 to mark breaking ground on Pittsburgh International Airport’s $1.39bn terminal modernisation programme
TSA firearms finds hit 20-year high
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers detected a record number of firearms at airport security checkpoints this year, despite lower passenger numbers
Orlando updates roadway signage
As South Terminal C at Orlando International Airport comes closer to completion, roadway signage has been introduced to direct passengers to the new facility
Munich creates a ‘climate forest’
Bavaria’s Munich Airport has launched its latest carbon-offset project, 1,900 hectares of forest in the east of the German state
Sheltair and Avfuel to offer scholarships
Sheltair Aviation and Avfuel Corporation have launched a scholarship programme, ‘Future Takes Flight’
Appetite to travel is high, new research finds
Research by travel IT specialist Amadeus has found that 77% of travellers want to travel in the next year, with Europe the top destination