Airports / ATC
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4Gatwick Airport Assistance Workers to Strike in Pay Row
Gatwick Airport workers, who look after an estimated 670,000 passengers annually will strike for six days in a row over a ‘massive...
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4Gatwick Airport Unveils Ambitious Future Growth Plans
Gatwick’s development will help meet future aviation demand with sustainable growth and ensure strong connections between Britain and global markets.
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3Ryanair Appoints New Handler at London Stansted Airport
Ryanair announced that it has chosen OmniServ as its new handler at London Stansted Airport, following an extensive tendering process.
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8GAP Will Assume Operational Control of Norman Manley International Airport
GAP operates thirteen international airports in large metropolitan areas, industrial centers, and leisure destinations of Mexico and Jamaica
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7Funds Awarded for Austin-Bergstrom International Airport Expansion
The U.S. D.O.T has announced that the FAA will award $12,752,721 in airport infrastructure grants to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.
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5London Luton Airport Passenger Growth Continues
London Luton Airport experienced its busiest-ever September last month, as more than 1.5 million passengers used the airport. This marks an increase...
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6Domodedovo Airport Will Use Robots to Handle Early Check-in Baggage
Moscow Domodedovo airport and Vanderlande finished the testing period of BAGSTORE, the automated system for early check-in baggage storage.
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5FAA Inks Aviation Agreements with Brazil and Canada
The FAA has signed separate agreements with Brazil’s ANAC and Transport Canada that will make it easier to approve each country’s aviation...
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4London Stansted Airport Appoints New Chief Operating Officer
Steve Griffiths, most recently COO for the London Underground at Transport for London has been appointed Chief Operating Officer of London Stansted...
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6London Stansted Airport Releases Design of New Arrivals Terminal
London Stansted Airport has released images for its planned new £130m arrivals terminal that is scheduled to open in 2020.