Passenger Terminal World

6 days ago | passengerterminaltoday.com | Elizabeth Baker

Aberdeen International Airport has unveiled Hello Aberdeen, a digital assistant designed to provide instant support and improve every stage of the passenger journey. Developed in partnership with Hello Lamp Post, the tool delivers real-time, personalized assistance, helping passengers access vital information and navigate the terminal with ease.

1 week ago | passengerterminaltoday.com | Kylie Bielby

The United States Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced an urgent need for tools and capabilities to provide alternative identity verification solutions for passengers seeking access to security checkpoints and the sterile area of the airport before boarding an aircraft.

1 week ago | passengerterminaltoday.com | Elizabeth Baker

Robert Cole is to return to the board of Perth Airport as an independent non-executive director and chair. The board has thanked Clive Appleton for his service as acting chair over the past five months. Cole previously served as an independent non-executive director from January 2023 and subsequently as chair from March 2023. He resigned from these roles in late 2024 to focus on his recovery from health issues.

1 week ago | passengerterminaltoday.com | Elizabeth Baker

PTE World caught up with Ramón Miró, CEO at Quito International Airport, after his panel discussion ‘Powering passenger experiences: the regulator-operator alliance’ at PTE World Conference 2025 at IFEMA in Madrid. In this exclusive interview, Miró details the key points of Quito International Airport’s five-year masterplan, which includes a 17,000m2 apron expansion and 17,000m2 terminal development, both due to finish by the end of 2025. Click here to discover more of the show’s highlights.

1 week ago | passengerterminaltoday.com | Elizabeth Baker

According to an Airports Council International Asia-Pacific and Middle East (ACI APAC & MID) survey of over 30 airports from the region, airports in the APAC and Middle East regions have a combined investment of US$240bn dedicated to both upgrading existing facilities and building new airports between 2025 and 2035. The findings indicated a strategic focus on both the modernization of existing airports and the development of new airport infrastructure.