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ACI EUROPE Advocates for Support for Ukrainian Airports

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Amidst the escalating challenges faced by Ukrainian airports, ACI EUROPE has amplified its concerns and offers its hand to address them. With Ukraine’s airports losing all commercial air traffic since February 2022 and bearing the scars of significant war-inflicted damage, the pressing need for recovery and maintaining their operational capabilities… 

Springing into School Holidays: Brisbane Airport Expects 1.65 Million Passengers Amid Tourism Surge

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With the spring holidays just around the corner, Brisbane Airport is all set to witness a massive surge in passenger traffic. An estimated 1.65 million travelers are expected at the airport during this period. This is a sign of the increasing enthusiasm among Australians to travel post-pandemic. The highest concentration… 

Schiphol Airport August 2023 Traffic and Transport: Stats to Know

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Schiphol’s figures underline its pivotal role in European and global air travel as travel demands evolve. While the cargo figures have room for improvement, the overall stats indicate a bustling, thriving airport ready to meet the world’s travel and transport needs.

China Southern Increases Brisbane Flights Due to Surging Demand: A Boon to Queensland Tourism

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China Southern Airlines is set to mark its footprint prominently in Queensland. The airline has increased flights shortly after announcing the introduction of four weekly flights to Brisbane from 17 November. Responding to high customer demand, it added daily services during China’s peak travel season from 8 December to 25… 

Sune Petersen, Head of Sustainability & Strategy, DCC & Shell Aviation Denmark and Karl Henrik Dahl, Managing Director, Oiltanking Copenhagen A/S. © Oiltanking Copenhagen A/S. Photo: Christoffer Regild

Copenhagen’s Aviation Sector Takes a Green Leap with Historic SAF Arrival

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DCC & Shell Aviation Denmark have secured a significant sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supply in response to growing airline demand. A historic delivery was made on September 10th to Oiltanking Copenhagen’s terminal, setting the foundation for regular supplies to Denmark’s aviation sector. 

9/11: Marking a Somber Anniversary with Gratitude and Hope

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The aviation industry ultimately recovered from the 9/11 attacks, just as they are beginning to recover from the impact of COVID-19. Aviation is as resilient as it is essential. That is why we must ensure it is sustainable for future generations.

Sydney Airport’s Luxury Precinct SYD X Welcomes Maison Cartier

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Sydney Airport’s T1 international terminal has unveiled its shimmering beacon of luxury, none other than the globally renowned Maison Cartier. The arrival of the iconic jewelers at SYD X marks a significant moment in the Australian luxury retail space. This is the first-ever Cartier boutique gracing an Australian airport.