International Airport Review

International Airport Review is a premier bi-monthly publication that serves as a vital resource for professionals in the airport sector. It provides essential insights into the latest trends and initiatives within aviation, covering important topics such as passenger flow technology, winter operations, regulations, baggage and ground handling, security, air traffic control/management, airport rescue and firefighting, information technology, and cargo. We take pride in upholding high editorial standards by enlisting industry experts to discuss relevant issues that matter to our readers. Our strong readership is evident, with around 30,000 individuals worldwide benefiting from International Airport Review.

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Asia-Pacific, Middle East airports plan major investment

1 week ago | internationalairportreview.com | Gabriel Higgins

newsPosted: 16 April 2025 | Gabriel Higgins | Asia-Pacific and Middle East airports will invest $240 billion to expand capacity, modernise infrastructure, and support future passenger and cargo growth. Airports in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East are set for a combined investment of US$240 billion between 2025 and 2035, targeting both the upgrade of existing facilities and construction of new airports.
TSA to enforce REAL ID from 7 May

1 week ago | internationalairportreview.com | Gabriel Higgins

newsPosted: 14 April 2025 | Gabriel Higgins | From 7 May, US passengers must show REAL ID-compliant ID at TSA checkpoints or face delays and possible denial. Credit: Transportation Security AdministrationStarting 7 May 2025, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will enforce the REAL ID Act, requiring all airline passengers aged 18 and over to present a REAL ID-compliant form of identification or an acceptable alternative, such as a passport, at TSA security checkpoints.
Schiphol Airport's operations, sustainability, and future challenges

1 week ago | internationalairportreview.com | Gabriel Higgins

videoPosted: 14 April 2025 | Gabriel Higgins | At the International Airport Review’s 2024 Summit in Amsterdam, Editorial Assistant, Gabriel Higgins, spoke to Patricia Vitalis, Executive Director of Schiphol Operations,In this insightful talk, Patricia Vitalis, Executive Director of Schiphol Operations, discusses the airport’s transition to a logistics-focused operational model. She highlights the integration of data and digital tools to improve collaboration through the Airport Operations Center.
Nashville International Airport celebrates Keflavik with gate party

1 week ago | internationalairportreview.com | Holly Miles

Posted: 11 April 2025 | Holly Miles | Music, dance, and Icelandic flair highlight the launch of BNA’s newest international route. Nashville International Airport® (BNA®) celebrated a major milestone with a special gate event to mark the launch of its new partnership with Icelandair and the airline’s inaugural nonstop service to Keflavik (KEF).
New shopping and culinary world opens at Nuremberg Airport

1 week ago | internationalairportreview.com | Holly Miles

newsPosted: 11 April 2025 | Holly Miles | After several months of renovation, the airport’s duty-free shopping area has been expanded and now offers passengers a unique experience. Smartseller Nürnberg has officially unveiled a new retail and culinary destination at Nuremberg Airport, offering travellers a fresh and immersive experience. Developed in collaboration with Nuremberg Airport, this innovative concept combines standout shopping with curated dining highlights.
Venice Airport installs automated waste collection system

2 weeks ago | internationalairportreview.com | Gabriel Higgins

newsPosted: 10 April 2025 | Gabriel Higgins | Venice Airport installs innovative Envac waste system, cutting emissions and improving efficiency as part of its 2030 sustainability goals. Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) has taken a major step toward its goal of zero emissions by 2030 with the launch of an advanced pneumatic waste collection system, developed in partnership with Envac, a global leader in automated waste solutions.
Gatwick Airport strike disrupts Easter weekend travel

2 weeks ago | internationalairportreview.com | Gabriel Higgins

newsPosted: 9 April 2025 | Gabriel Higgins | London Gatwick Airport faces severe Easter weekend disruption as Red Handling staff strike over pensions, late pay, and unsafe shift patterns. London Gatwick Airport (LGW), the UK’s second busiest, faces major disruption this Easter as more than 100 Red Handling staff walk out in protest over unpaid pensions and delayed wages.
Calls for de-escalation in negotiation of transatlantic trade relations

2 weeks ago | internationalairportreview.com | Holly Miles

Posted: 8 April 2025 | Holly Miles | The European Regions Airline Association (ERA) urges leaders in the European Union and the United States to take immediate steps to ease trade tensions that could harm one of the most interconnected global industries – aviation – and disrupt vital regional air links in both Europe and the US that are crucial for local communities and economies. Aviation serves as a vital link between people, businesses, and communities worldwide.
Schiphol flight cap could undermine EU Single Market

2 weeks ago | internationalairportreview.com | Holly Miles

Posted: 8 April 2025 | Holly Miles | Airlines for Europe (A4E), European Regions Airline Association (ERA) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) stand firm in their commitment to protecting air connectivity while supporting effective and sustainable noise reduction measures around airports. In response to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport’s decision to cap annual flights at 478,000, A4E, ERA, and IATA stress the importance of adhering to the European Commission’s recommendations.
Aena Brasil airports gain Airport Carbon Accreditation

2 weeks ago | internationalairportreview.com | Gabriel Higgins

newsPosted: 8 April 2025 | Gabriel Higgins | Aena Brasil’s six northeastern airports earn Level 1 carbon accreditation, marking a major step in their climate action strategy. The Airports Council International for Latin America and the Caribbean (ACI-LAC) has announced that six airports operated by Aena Brasil in Brazil’s northeast region have received Level 1 Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA).