As passenger numbers rise, Marubeni Corporation is strengthening its airport business by investing in Assaia, which uses AI computer vision to address labor shortages in ground handling events.
According to recent data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), global air cargo markets experienced a year-on-year growth in August 2023, marking the first increase in 19 months.
In September, Norwegian Airlines recorded 2,030,052 passengers, marking an 8 percent increase compared to September 2022. The airline operated an average of 80 aircraft, with a regularity share of scheduled flights reaching 99.7 percent.
IATA Reports Skyrocketing Passenger Demand as Airlines Near Pre-Pandemic Levels
The Royal Schiphol Group and staff unions, FNV and CNV, have agreed on pay and enhanced working conditions to improve the quality of work for employees at the airport.
ACI EUROPE recently met with the Government of Kazakhstan, including its Civil Aviation Committee and Aviation Administration (AAK), to discuss the country’s air connectivity challenges. During the meeting, Olivier Jankovec, the Director General of ACI EUROPE, highlighted the potential of Kazakhstan as a rapidly growing aviation market.
United Airlines has ordered 110 new aircraft, set to be delivered starting in 2028. This significant fleet order is part of the airline’s United Next strategy. The order includes 50 Boeing 787-9s and 60 A321neo aircraft.
The latest Airports Council International (ACI) World insights suggest a promising horizon for the aviation industry. The forecast signals 2024 as a pivotal year for a robust recovery in global passenger traffic. With promising projections and strategic adaptations by the sector, the skies are gearing up for a resurgence of…
The Cathay Group has announced a new order for an extra 32 Airbus A320neo Family aircraft. This addition is a part of the airline’s ongoing strategy to increase and update its fleet.
Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has announced a partnership with the Thjnk creative agency beginning in 2024. The Zurich-based creative agency was selected following an extensive and competitive process, showcasing its ability to meet SWISS’s requirements and expectations.
