Tags: Airport News

Autonomous baggage dollies enjoy successful trial at Heathrow

Autonomous vehicle specialist, Aurrigo, claims to come up with a new way of transporting luggage around airports, citing the successful trial of the world’s first automomoted baggage dolly at London’s Heathrow Airport as an example of just what can be achieved.  The company was approached by International Airlines Group (IAG) to use its driverless expertise […]

Capri Autonomous Vehicle showcased at Bristol Airport

Bristol Airport hosted a Capri autonomous pod as part of its Autonomous Vehicle Breakfast Meeting, giving key stakeholders an opportunity to better understand the future of connected and autonomous vehicles at airports. The event began with an introduction from Dave Lees, CEO of Bristol Airport, who started the session by highlighting the opportunities that flying […]

Aircraft Interiors Expo Los Angeles (AIX LA) exhibitors highlight future trends in cabin interiors

Exhibitors at this fall’s Aircraft Interiors Expo Los Angeles are gearing up to highlight the future trends and products transforming cabin interiors and the passenger experience. With a host of new products on show, from seating materials to flooring and interior paints and coverings, attendees can see for themselves what is new in cabin and […]

Reconstruction of the Northern part of the apron planned at Lithuania’s Vilnius Airport

Vilnius Airport prepares for an important stage of reconstruction – reconstruction of a part of the apron located in the Northern part of the airport has been planned. The upgrading of the apron will help ensure safety of flights, more convenient movement and more effective parking of aircrafts at the airport; also, more advanced aircraft […]

£150m pledged to deliver vital upgrades at Gatwick Airport station

Government announces £150 million investment to upgrade Gatwick Airport train station Holidaymakers and commuters to benefit from a larger concourse, five new lifts and eight new escalators Improvements set to reduce train delays and provide easier connections across the south east Tens of millions of rail passengers travelling to and from Gatwick Airport will benefit […]

CMAC Group acquires Spanish based, Aircinks

Leading UK ground transport and accommodation provider CMAC, has acquired Spanish based company, Aircinks Solutions. Operating for 10 years, Aircinks has built a solid foundation serving and supporting airlines across Spain, Portugal and Morocco, during flight disruption. Following the launch of CMAC operations in Greece last year, the expansion into Spain sees the Lancashire head […]

OmniServ wins Liverpool John Lennon Airport PRM contract after successful re-tender

OmniServ, part of ABM Industries and the UK’s leading airline and airport assistance service provider, has secured a new multi-year contract for the provision of services for passengers with reduced mobility (PRM) at Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LJLA), following a successful re-tender bid. The contract will see OmniServ build on the existing partnership and continue […]

London Stansted’s first multi-storey car park opens for business

London Stansted has officially opened its first multi-storey car park, the latest phase in its transformation project. The 2,700 space, six-storey car park is located within a short walking distance of the terminal and boosts the number of short-stay car parking spaces available at the airport to more than 7,000. “We’re investing millions to improve […]

SFO Celebrates Global Recognition for Major Environmental Milestone

Airport awarded renewal of Airport Carbon Accreditation by the Airports Council International (ACI) The San Francisco International Airport (SFO) today announced a major environmental milestone with the renewal of its certification in the Airport Carbon Accreditation program by the Airports Council International (ACI), the foremost advocate for airport operators worldwide. First awarded to SFO in […]

London City Airport begins public consultation on draft master plan

London City Airport has published a draft master plan, detailing how it could respond to continued demand for business and leisure air travel, in a sustainable and responsible way, over the next 15 years.  It follows a 42% increase in passengers at London’s most central airport over the past five years and the continued shift […]