Uncover the secrets of Nordic ground handling. Aviator Airport Alliance reveals the F1 precision required for on-time flights. Learn more.

A skipped risk assessment by Stavanger airport/contractors, misleading barriers and confirmation bias. Highlights the fallacy of over reliance on safety reporting.

Building St Helena Airport – An Industrial Scale ‘Grand Design’ A remarkable construction project is underway to bring the remote South Atlantic island of St Helena closer to the outside world: VIDEO ...

Trials of a hybrid-electric, pilot-controlled ground tug called Taxibot are currently gaining momentum at airports like Amsterdam Schiphol.

In March, total air cargo tonnage reached 128,281 tonnes, reflecting a 3% decline. Inbound and outbound volumes were split at 53% and 47%, respectively.

Board plans community noise meeting on September 26 to discuss JSX airline impact.

Both involve night-time collisions between aircraft and obstacles on the apron / ramp last winter. Both highlight factors that can increase risk.

AviationNews – The Port of Seattle has confirmed that critical repairs to the damaged fuel pipeline at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) are now complete, allowing flight operations to stabilize following a weekend of significant disruption. This restoration marks the beginning of recovery for major carriers, including EVA Air and Delta, as they work to untangle the logistical knot created by the infrastructure failure.

The layout of the movement area of the aerodrome led helicopter pilots to ‘jumping over the fence’ from landside hangars. As this helicopter transitioned an engine surge led to it crashing into the pe...

AviationNews – Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in partnership with easyJet, has officially commenced operations with the world’s first electric TaxiBot designed for Airbus aircraft, marking a significant milestone in sustainable ground operations. The initiative represents a strategic collaboration between Schiphol, easyJet, Airbus, and ground-handling firm Menzies. Following a successful trial earlier this year, the electric vehicle began active service this May, specifically supporting easyJet’s Airbus A320neo fleet.

A door safety strap, as it does not prevent falls, cannot replace a work platform installed outside the aircraft say CIAIAC. We look at some of the guidance on safe working at height on aircraft.

A door safety strap, as it does not prevent falls, cannot replace a work platform installed outside the aircraft say CIAIAC. We look at some of the guidance on safe working at height on aircraft.

Representative Berg's bill (HF 3878), narrowed to cover MSP Airport and certain contracted service workers, drew union support and MAC opposition. The committee reported 7 ayes and 6 nays on referral but the motion failed under a power‑sharing agreement.

Airport staff said moving parking operations in‑house increased revenue, noted about $250,000 in planned tourism funding for airport marketing, and flagged a larger interdepartmental charge for TSA/LEO coverage plus a debt‑service transfer tied to recent capital projects.

County attorneys presented a narrowed navigation easement template intended to protect property owners while preserving airport operations; the Board gave the form its approval by consensus at a drop‑in meeting.

AviationNews – Two ground employees at Frankfurt Airport have died after contracting malaria in an exceptionally rare outbreak linked to infected mosquitoes carried aboard international aircraft. Six workers in total contracted the tropical infection, marking one of the most severe clusters of "airport malaria" recorded in Europe in recent years. The cluster originated in early July when four ground personnel stationed across various operational sections of Germany’s busiest international hub first fell ill.

Edmonton, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - August 25, 2026) - Agereh Technologies Inc. (TSXV: AUTO) (OTCQB: CRBAF) ("Agereh" or the "Company"), a publicly traded Canadian company delivering real-time operational intelligence across airports, logistics networks and critical infrastructure, today announced that Chief Executive Officer Ken Brizel will attend the 2026 ACI-NA Annual Conference & Exhibition, taking place September 14-17 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia.The annual...

A significant thunderstorm accompanied by lightning disrupted operations at Vancouver International Airport on August 23, 2026. The storm caused temporary shutdowns of critical infrastructure, including runways and terminal areas, prompting emergency response teams to assess safety risks. Airport authorities implemented precautionary measures such as grounding aircraft, evacuating non-essential personnel, and deploying lightning detection systems. While no immediate casualties were reported, the event highlighted vulnerabilities in aviation safety protocols during extreme weather events. The incident coincided with ongoing efforts by Canadian meteorological agencies to enhance early warning systems for coastal regions prone to severe storms. Emergency services worked closely with airport management to restore normal operations within hours, emphasizing preparedness strategies for future weather-related disruptions. This event underscores the importance of infrastructure resilience in urban centers facing increasing climate-related challenges.