A record breaking bridge project
Installing a 320ft-long bridge over a taxi lane was relatively straightforward thanks to a digital solution, explains Bentley Systems' Marion Bouillin
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
Food for thought
Rachel Bulford, director of retail at London Gatwick Airport, spoke to Tara Craig about the airport’s F&B offering, not least how it has tackled COVID-19
Appointments
The latest personnel changes from across the global airport industry...
Intelligent moves
Tom Batchelor takes an in-depth look at the role of AI in airport baggage handling, from tag-free travel to downtime-avoiding algorithms
Airports International Issue 1 2022
The full issue in page-turning format
A look back at 2021; On the right track
London Stansted Airport’s new £70m BHS became operational...
A look back at 2021: The long goodbye
New Orleans may have shuttered the old Louis Armstrong International, but it is still standing. Chris Sloan pays a final nostalgic visit
A look back at 2021: A capital asset
Berlin Brandenburg Airport has weathered an exceptionally tricky first year and has big ambitions, chief operating officer Patrick Muller explains