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Hong Kong banning flights at fastest rate since January
Less than a week after Hong Kong rolled back some of the world’s strictest inbound travel curbs, at least six airlines have had routes banned,…
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EUROCONTROL expects 9.3M flights in 2022
 new traffic scenarios predict 2022 traffic to recover to 84% of pre-pandemic levels
The latest EUROCONTROL Traffic Scenarios for the period April to December 2022 predict steady growth between April and peak-summer, reaching 89% of 2019 traffic by…
[Freightos Weekly Update] Shanghai extends lockdown, increasing impacts on ocean and air.
Key insights: 1 The indefinite extension of the Shanghai lockdown is causing a significant slowdown of operations at the city’s major air and ocean ports…
ZeroAvia and ZEV Station sign MoU to develop hydrogen refueling ecosystem at California airports
Project designed to seize opportunity to develop airports to act as central H2-hubs
Easter travel crush threatens to overwhelm understaffed airports
Europeans seeking a dose of spring sunshine over the Easter vacation period that starts this weekend should be prepared for a tortuous journey as airport…
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Unilode reaches impressive milestone
Unilode Aviation Solutions, the market leader in outsourced unit load device (ULD) management, repair and digital services announces a significant milestone. An unrivalled 100,000 digital…
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Realterm’s O’Hare air cargo facility Building 837 recognized as finalist for 2022 BREEAM Award
Realterm announces that its air cargo facility Aero Chicago Building 837 at O'Hare International Airport (ORD ) was one of 15 finalists in the “Your…
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Import shipments reach customers an entire day faster at Frankfurt Airport
New import platform FRA-OS expedites both throughput and handling processes
Investors exit Istanbul’s huge new airport as virus halts growth
Smaller investors in Istanbul Airport, set to be the world’s highest-capacity hub when completed, have agreed to exit the project after the coronavirus pandemic slowed…
FAA to be led by safety chief when administrator leaves
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration’s chief of safety is becoming the agency’s acting leader next week.