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Brussels Airport wins Routes Europe 2018 Marketing Awards
Brussels Airport has been crowned the overall winner of the Routes Europe 2018 Marketing Awards at a ceremony in Bilbao, Basque Country.
Mott MacDonald, Ramboll to design London Stansted Airport expansion
A partnership of Mott MacDonald and Ramboll, together with architect Pascall+Watson (P+W), has been appointed as design engineers for new arrivals terminal and the redevelopment of the existing terminal at London Stansted Airport.
Plans unveiled for sustainable ‘smart city’ at Oslo Airport
Haptic Architects and Nordic Office of Architecture have unveiled plans for a sustainable ‘smart city’ next to Norway’s primary transport hub, Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL), Flytoget Airport Express, E6, E16 and Jessheim city.
New concourse planned at Honolulu airport in Hawaii
Hawaii Governor David Ige has announced plans for a new $1.1 billion Diamond Head Concourse at the Daniel K Inouye International Airport, also known as HNL.
Turner, Flatiron JV to manage $700 million Denver airport expansion
A joint venture of Turner Construction Company and Flatiron Construction Corporation, both subsidiaries of construction services provider Hochtief, has been chosen by the City and County of Denver to lead a $700 million expansion of Denver International Airport in the US.
Turner, Flatiron JV to manage $700 million Denver airport expansion
A joint venture of Turner Construction Company and Flatiron Construction Corporation, both subsidiaries of construction services provider Hochtief, has been chosen by the City and County of Denver to lead a $700 million expansion of Denver International Airport in the US.
Under one sky: EU’s SES
The Single European Sky (SES) is an ambitious policy launched by the EU in 2004 to ensure safe, financially and environmentally sustainable air mobility for EU citizens in the 21st century. Future Airport discusses the initiative with Nicholas Warinsko, general manager of SESAR deployment.
Game of drones: USFAA monitoring flight safety at airports
Drones are transforming the way that companies do business, not least in the aviation industry where they can be used to check runways and monitor the airfield. But concerns about safety remain, especially after a spate of near misses between drones and commercial aircraft. Andrea Valentino talks to Chaim van Prooyen and Andrew Gobeil from Atlanta International Airport about how to alleviate these worries, while still taking advantage of what drones can offer.
Pockets of turbulence
According to a recent report from the ACI, most of Europe’s small airports are losing money. Patrick Kingsland asks Henri Hansson, senior vice-president, technical and environmental services at Finavia and chair of ACI Europe’s regional airport forum, and Deirdre Clune, member of the European Parliament committee on transport and tourism, what can be done.
Risk and reward: IATA’s role
With the number of passengers passing through the world’s airports forecast to double to almost eight billion in the next 20 years, the aviation industry is left with no choice but to improve its infrastructure, says IATA CEO Alexandre de Juniac. Ross Davies meets him in Geneva to ask what this might entail.