Airports International

Airports International was the very first magazine dedicated to the airport industry, making its debut in June 1968. Over the past forty years, the magazine has adapted alongside the industry, including the introduction of Airports International Online, which you are currently viewing. The online content is distinct from the printed version, allowing for a greater variety of editorial material. Additionally, the online platform features an extensive directory of aviation industry manufacturers and suppliers from around the world. I am confident that both the magazine and its online counterpart will keep evolving in step with industry advancements.

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EHang and Anra sign UAM MoU

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

EHang, an urban air mobility (UAM) technology platform company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Anra Technologies, a specialist in uncrewed traffic management and mission-centric software platforms. The collaboration aims to integrate EHang’s certified EH216-S eVTOL systems and supporting ground infrastructure with Anra’s certified airspace management platforms.
BGS teams up with Aegean at Vilnius

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

Baltic Ground Services (BGS) has entered into a new strategic partnership with Aegean, the Greek flag carrier, at Vilnius International Airport (VNO). BGS, part of Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI (aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance) provider, will supply Aegean with comprehensive ground handling services.
Sydney completes major apron upgrade

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

Sydney Airport has marked a major milestone in its major infrastructure programme with the completion of the A$169m South-East Sector Apron expansion project. The project involved four new Code F layover bays to accommodate aircraft such as A380s, as well as upgrades to two existing Code E bays to fit large aircraft including the Boeing 777, Airbus A340, or Airbus A350, with a flexible configuration to accommodate up to six Code E and four Code F aircraft.
Airport Dimensions upgrades Connecta+

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

Developed in partnership with GrayMatter, the new Connecta+ platform unifies all airport touchpoints into a single commerce and relationship system. Airport Dimensions has unveiled Connecta+, an advanced platform designed to seamlessly integrate digital services, lounges, and commercial opportunities into a single, intelligent ecosystem.
Macquarie to acquire stakes in three UK airports

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

Macquarie Asset Management (Macquarie), via Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund 7, has agreed to acquire ownership stakes in Bristol, Birmingham and London City Airports. The acquisition from Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan will see Macquarie acquire a 55% stake in Bristol Airport. The largest airport in the Southwest of England, Bristol has historically been one of the fastest growing regional airports in the UK.
DronePort Rotterdam names chairman

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

Martin Slijkhuis has been appointed chairman of DronePort Rotterdam Foundation. He is the first to hold the post. As chairman of the Foundation, Martin Slijkhuis will provide high-level strategic direction, ensure alignment with DronePort Rotterdam's mission, and act as a key representative to stakeholders across government, industry, and research.
ACI Europe highlights poor airport connectivity

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

Published today, ACI Europe’s 2025 Airport Industry Connectivity Report reveals that despite increasing by 7% in 2025 over the preceding year, air connectivity (direct + indirect air connectivity) in Europe remains 9% below pre-pandemic (2019) levels. This stands in stark contrast with passenger volumes which achieved full recovery in 2024 and have kept increasing throughout 2025 – pointing to consumers and communities seeing fewer and more costly options, ACI said.
Indra Group acquires a 37% stake in SPARC

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

The acquisition will give Indra a foothold in the market for the design and production of gallium nitride-based chips, which are critical to the aerospace sector. Vigo-based SPARC (Semiconductor Foundry and Advanced Photonics Research Centre) was founded in 2022 with a view to building the first Spanish factory to produce photonic semiconductors.
UrbanV and FFG unveil shared AAM ambitions

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

Vertiport developer UrbanV and electric aircraft operator Future Flight Global (FFG) are to develop an advanced air mobility (AAM) network in Brazil, starting in São Paulo. The joint network will connect São Paulo’s key urban and regional locations – including Faria Lima, Interlagos, Alphaville, and major airports – and will explore future expansion to other metropolitan areas, such as Rio de Janeiro.
YEG joins sustainable aviation consortium

1 week ago | airportsinternational.com | Tara Craig

Edmonton Airports has joined the H2CanFly/H2CanadaEnvol consortium as a strategic and full ecosystem partner to advance hydrogen and sustainable aviation technologies. The operator manages Edmonton International Airport (YEG), Canada's largest by land size and home to the country's first airport-based hydrogen hub.