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Air Partner firm Redline secures six business contracts
Including both UK and International customers, the agreements total £1m in revenues
Domestic air travel in Australia back to 70% of pre-Covid levels
We speak to Carl Jones, the Head of Aviation Development at Brisbane Airport, about the state of the industry… and how the travel bubble with New Zealand was set up in just two weeks
Schiphol becomes first major airport to use CT scanners
The new technology allows passengers to leave electronics and liquids in their bags
Rise in Spanish airport charges could hinder recovery, says IATA
AENA’s plans to increase customer fees has been declared “irresponsible” by the association’s director general
Fraport to take over management of security checks at Frankfurt
The firm will oversee the organisation and performance of certified procedures around the airport
Total begins production of SAF in France
In April, the company began supplying French airports with sustainable aviation fuel
MIA chosen for TSA drone technology testing
The trials are set to help identify software that can detect unmanned aircraft systems entering restricted areas
Munich given green light to begin using SAF
The sustainable aviation fuels will be available from June, creating a pathway to the airport’s goal of carbon neutrality by 2050
Berlin Tegel Airport’s operating permit expires six months after closure
The dismantling and clearance of the facility is expected to cost €6m