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Looking back at 2022: Green GSE
While aviation struggles to find its post-pandemic feet, the GSE sector has its sights firmly set on the environment
Looking back at 2022: Lithuanian Airports
Lithuanian Airports is one of the success stories of recent years, emerging from the pandemic in a flurry of ambitious infrastructure projects and new routes
Looking back at 2022: Head of the queue
Passengers have long loathed airport waiting lines. But, in the age of COVID, cutting queues is no longer just a matter of keeping travellers happy, finds Paul Willis
Tackling winter head-on
Vancouver is one of the warmest cities in Canada. Airports International asked its international airport how it copes with winter weather, given its unpredictability on the country’s west coast
Creating the next-gen workforce
Richard Smith, director of Talentview Aviation, reflects on the relationship between the education sector and the airports industry - and how they need to work together
BHX on road to zero carbon
Birmingham Airport (BHX) is more than a third of its way to becoming a net-zero-carbon operation, the UK hub announced
TAV extends Ankara concession
Operator TAV Airports has won a public tender to extend its contract to operate Ankara Esenboğa Airport by 25 years, to 2050
Airports International Issue 4 2022
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Riga exhibition backs youth charity
An exhibition at Riga Airport invites visitors to the terminal to support young people with severe developmental disabilities
Avinor RTC takes next step
The Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has approved advanced sequential operations at the world’s largest digital Remote Towers Centre