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News•Feb 28, 2026
The Airport as a Broader Transport Hub
Airports are no longer judged solely by runway capacity or airline connections; they are now evaluated on how seamlessly they integrate with rail, metro, road and emerging modes like eVTOLs. Multimodal hubs enable passengers to book door‑to‑door journeys, as exemplified by Lufthansa Express Rail’s combined ticketing. Environmental regulations and urban congestion are forcing airports to become part of broader sustainable transport networks. This shift reshapes airport planning, revenue models, and regional mobility strategies.
By Airports International
News•Feb 27, 2026
Why Airports Must Befriend Their Neighbours
Airports are being urged to treat neighbouring communities as strategic partners rather than obstacles. The article revisits the 1987 Brundtland Report, reminding readers that sustainability rests on three equal pillars—economic, social, and governance. While environmental measures dominate airport agendas, the...
By Airports International
News•Feb 26, 2026
Mott MacDonald Strengthens MAG Ties
Engineering consultancy Mott MacDonald has secured a five‑year appointment on Manchester Airports Group’s Capital Investment Consultancy Services Framework. The firm will deliver advisory, design and fire‑engineering services for major projects at Manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands airports. The partnership aligns...
By Airports International
News•Feb 26, 2026
Changi and Airport Resilience
Singapore’s Changi Airport Group announced a S$3 billion, six‑year investment to upgrade Terminals 1‑4, targeting baggage handling, check‑in, immigration and Skytrain links. The upgrades replace aging systems and are designed to boost capacity ahead of Terminal 5, slated for the mid‑2030s. Changi currently...
By Airports International
News•Feb 25, 2026
Shannon Joins Regional Airports Programme
Shannon Airport has been added to Ireland’s Regional Airports Programme 2026‑2030, expanding the scheme to cover airports handling up to three million passengers annually. The programme, backed by the Sectoral Investment Plan for Transport, earmarks roughly €45 million in capital spending...
By Airports International
News•Feb 25, 2026
ITW GSE: Good Gate Economics
ITW GSE is expanding its Odense, Denmark facility with a new production hall slated to open in May 2026, boosting European output by roughly 50%. The company’s strategic shift from selling standalone gate boxes to delivering integrated gate systems, branded as...
By Airports International
News•Feb 25, 2026
Port Polska Takes the Next Step
Port Polska, Poland’s new greenfield airport, is being positioned as a major gateway for Central and Eastern Europe. The project will serve both passenger and cargo traffic while directly supporting LOT Polish Airlines’ expansion plans. Integrated high‑speed rail will link...
By Airports International
News•Feb 25, 2026
Airports International Issue 1 2026
Airports International’s inaugural 2026 issue expands its scope to include Air Traffic Management, positioning the magazine as a comprehensive source for aviation infrastructure insights. The edition spotlights "Gate Expectations," exploring how smart technologies address current airport bottlenecks, and "Singapore Swing,"...
By Airports International
News•Feb 24, 2026
SFO Names New Chief Financial Officer
San Francisco International Airport announced Ronda Chu as its new chief financial officer. Chu will manage the airport’s operating budget, fiscal programmes, and revenue‑enhancement initiatives while overseeing finance, accounting, risk‑management, and procurement services. She brings more than 25 years of...
By Airports International
News•Feb 24, 2026
European Aviation Calls for Continued EU Funding
European aviation groups CANSO, ACI Europe and Airlines for Europe have urged EU ministers to maintain co‑funding of the SESAR programme beyond 2027. They argue that continued financing through the Connecting Europe Facility and the European Competitiveness Fund is essential...
By Airports International
News•Feb 24, 2026
London City Appoints New CEO
London City Airport announced Andy Cliffe as its new chief executive, effective immediately. Cliffe, formerly Group CEO of AGS Airports and senior leader at Manchester Airports Group, joins after helping Macquarie Asset Management acquire a stake in the airport. He replaces long‑time...
By Airports International
News•Feb 23, 2026
Rohde & Schwarz Advances Airport Security with Walk-Through Scanning Technology
Rohde & Schwarz has introduced the QPS Walk2000, a millimeter‑wave walk‑through scanner that uses AI and machine learning to detect both metallic and non‑metallic threats in real time. The system allows passengers and staff to walk through at a normal pace...
By Airports International
News•Feb 20, 2026
Ezeiza Opts for Synaptic Ramp Solution
Argentina’s Ezeiza International Airport will roll out Synaptic Aviation’s AI‑powered ramp visibility platform across all passenger gates after a successful 90‑day proof‑of‑concept. The deployment installs more than 60 on‑premises cameras that continuously monitor aircraft push‑back, baggage loading and ground‑crew movements....
By Airports International
News•Feb 19, 2026
US Supports Palau Airport Upgrades
The U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is providing technical‑assistance funding to Palau’s National Aviation Administration to upgrade Palau International Airport (ROR). The assistance will update the airport’s master plan, evaluate runway extensions for larger aircraft, and outline broader aviation...
By Airports International
Deals•Feb 19, 2026
Unifly Acquires Swiss Drone Advisory SORA Consulting to Expand European Footprint
UAS traffic management provider Unifly announced the acquisition of Swiss‑based SORA Consulting, a specialist advisory firm for advanced drone operations. The deal integrates SORA Consulting into Unifly Consulting, bolstering Unifly’s regulatory expertise and local presence across Switzerland and the DACH...
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