Monthly Archives: July 2026

VINCI Airports, the Ille-et-Vilaine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and SEALAR, have been chosen to ensure the modernization and development of Rennes and Dinard airports

8th July 2026

The shareholder group is pursuing an ambitious and sustainable project for the development of the Rennes and Dinard Bretagne airports. This project was designed to meet the strong expectations expressed by the community and its residents: strengthening connectivity options, modernizing infrastructure and services, accelerating the environmental transition, and achieving financial independence. Following a competitive bidding […]

Sydney’s greenfield 24-hour global gateway: Designed for a sustainable future

6th July 2026

Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport’s (WSI) inaugural Sustainability Strategy, published this week, demonstrates how Australia’s first greenfield international airport in more than 50 years has embedded sustainability into its design, significantly reducing its carbon footprint, while charting a path for a net zero airport future. Sydney’s new 24-hour global gateway has secured two key […]

Port of Portland celebrates the completion of Portland International Airport’s (PDX) main terminal reconstruction project

6th July 2026

  The new PDX project reached its final destination on-time and on-budget, closing the books on the largest public infrastructure project in Oregon history The Port of Portland celebrated the completion of Portland International Airport’s (PDX) main terminal reconstruction project on June 30th, the largest public infrastructure project in Oregon history. Over 11-years, this $2.15 billion-dollar effort […]

How the air transport industry is preparing to move 10 billion passengers a year

6th July 2026

Borders cleared in 10 seconds. Weather delays cut by 65%. Lost luggage down 90%, AI driving efficiency: SITA Impact Report 2025 documents a year of customer-led change in global travel Aviation is preparing to move twice as many passengers within a generation, without doubling the airports, the fleet, or the people standing at the borders. […]