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dnata names new Singapore MD
Air and travel services provider dnata has appointed Neo Su Yin managing director of its Singapore Changi operations
Skyports signs Ras Al Khaimah vertiports MoU
Ras Al Khaimah Transport Authority and Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority have signed an MoU with Skyports Infrastructure
BEUMER to deliver Gerald R Ford BHS
Germany’s BEUMER Group is to deliver the new baggage handling system (BHS) at Gerald R Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan
New airside equipment for Gibraltar
The Government of Gibraltar has invested in new airside equipment to replace units that have reached their end of life
Cranfield assesses UK aviation resilience
A project to assess the resilience of the UK aviation system has won funding from DAFNI, the UK’s Data & Analytics Facility for National Infrastructure
ADB SAFEGATE to deploy ASMGCS at Kuwait
The firm will provide a turnkey solution for Advanced Surface Movement Guidance and Control System (ASMGCS) at Kuwait International Airport
Macau IAMC is up and running
The new Integrated Airport Management Centre (IAMC) at Macau International Airport (MIA) has officially opened
Purdue to break ground on Earhart Terminal
Purdue University will break ground on its new Amelia Earhart Terminal, marking the return of commercial flight with a ceremonial first flight
SSP completes ARE acquisition
Global F&B specialist SSP Group has completed its acquisition of Airport Retail Enterprises (ARE), a leading F&B operator in Australia
Shannon completes airbridge installation
Ireland’s Shannon Airport Group has completed the final phase of its multi-million euro airbridge enhancement programme at Shannon Airport
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