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Siemens updates Baggage 360
The Baggage 360 software is based on a platform that utilises...
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Making the most of pandemic-driven downtime, Sea-Tac focused...
Ampaire begins electric aircraft trials
By Josie May
US tech firm Ampaire, a specialist in hybrid electric aircraft, launches demonstration flights between Exeter and Newquay airports this week
South African Airways announces its return to the skies
It will be the first time the carrier has flown regular passenger services since September 2020
FAA provides $85m in funding to Alaskan Airports
By Josie May
The grants are set to be invested in safety structures and sustainability at the hubs
Prague Airport to increase passenger checks
The new measures have been introduced as passenger traffic continues to rise
AGI opens new off-site facility at Newark
The new warehouse will boost the group’s handling capacity, reduce wait times, and help decongest traffic
Oneworld reveals path to net zero emissions by 2050
The group aims to become the first global airline alliance to commit to a common carbon neutrality goal
United and Honeywell to partner on SAF investment
The two companies have established a goal with Alder Fuels to produce a 100% drop-in replacement for petroleum jet fuel
Riga begins use of new rapid exit taxiway
The airport has begun operating the new site which is set to decrease the hub’s carbon footprint
Thermo Fisher offers scalable testing solutions to help keep air travel safe.
The increase in air travel as people get back to their lives and livelihoods will require SARS-CoV-2 testing for the safety of passengers, air travel employees, and countries. Travel restrictions and testing requirements around the world change regularly and without prior notice. Safety plans are fluid and testing should be adaptable to what tomorrow may bring.
Johan Vanneste set to leave CEO position at Cologne Bonn
He is expected to make an exit at the end of the year due to a change in personal circumstances
Riga opens new self-service baggage lines
The country’s national carrier airBaltic was the first airline to use the new service
UK Government updates international travel system
The new rules have been welcomed by airlines and other businesses in the travel sector following months of losses
How airports can manage the ‘tidal wave’ of COVID-19 documentation
By Shawn Richards
Tech firm boss says collaboration is key with border control, immigration, ground handlers and airlines to minimise delays