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SFO to close Runway 1L for repaving
By Tara Craig
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is to close its shortest runway, 1 Left or 1L, for eight weeks in spring 2023 to repave the runway surface
Ongoing dialogue between governments and airports is critical
We speak to Doug Yakel from San Francisco International Airport about pent-up travel demand, the future of business travel, and how federal assistance in the US has been vital to the aviation industry
WFS’s CargoKiosk makes Heathrow debut
By Tara Craig
London Heathrow Airport is the latest Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) cargo station to introduce CargoKiosk technology
Loganair launches Heathrow services from Teesside
By Josie May
Flights to Aberdeen and Belfast City are also set to begin from February this year
ABM signs contract with Qatar Airways
By Josie May
The aviation services company will provide the airline with cleaning services at Heathrow
Heathrow calls for the expansion of government’s ‘green’ list
By Josie May
Restriction-free travel has been limited to a small number of countries, with no indication of which destinations may be added for the summer
Swissport expands UK lounge business with joint-venture
The new lounges will take the company’s global network to 54 facilities
SSP expands airport lounge portfolio in Malaysia
By Josie May
Two hubs in the region are set to be taken over by the company, working alongside MAHB
SSP expands operations in Australia
By Josie May
The company has won a contract to provide hospitality facilities at Gold Coast Airport, the second hub to partner with the firm in Queensland
UK Government reviews airport noise
By Tara Craig
The UK Government is continuing its review of night flight policy with a new consultation on the noise objectives for three London airports
Phoenix celebrates AV world first
By Tara Craig
Phoenix Sky Harbor has become the first airport in the world to offer a Waymo fully autonomous vehicle service to the general public
Airports since 9/11 – what has changed?
The 9/11 terrorist attacks changed aviation forever. Two decades on, five senior industry stakeholders come together to discuss what is better, what is worse and what still needs to be done
FAA issues AAM implementation plan
By Tara Craig
The FAA has released an implementation plan detailing the steps needed to safely enable advanced air mobility operations in the near term
Philadelphia boosts retail offering
By Tara Craig
Shopping options at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) continue to grow as PHL Food & Shops welcomes its latest additions
Servy launches Order Now at Vancouver
By Tara Craig
Servy has implemented its Order Now service programme at Vancouver International Airport (YVR), its second such launch in Canada