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US Navy to integrate LRASM anti-ship missile on F-15E/F-15EX fighters
The US Navy’s Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) has announced its intent to negotiate a sole-source contract with…
Link (AeroTime)

Australia discovers intact WW2 aircraft during routine hydrographic survey
The Australian Hydrographic Office has made a historical discovery during a routine hydrographic survey off the coast of…
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Green planning
Sustainable master planning can ensure that airports balance expansion plans whilst accelerating their sustainability objectives, writes Alton Aviation Consultancy’s Mabel Kwan. Airports are vital gateways to nations, linking cities, driving trade and serving as cultural hubs for millions of travellers. However, whilst aviation has brought about economic and social benefits, it has also increased the ...
Link (Airport World)

IATA reports strong global passenger demand growth in November 2024 with record load factors
PassengerGlobal passenger demand rose 8.1% in November 2024, with strong international growth led by Asia-Pacific and Europe, and record load factors reaching 83.4%.
Link (International Airport Review)

Zurich Airport introduces first European autonomous shuttle service “Robobus” for airport employees in 2025
autonomous shuttle serviceZurich Airport partners with WeRide and Swiss Transit Lab to launch “Robobus,” a commercial autonomous shuttle for employees, starting in early 2025.
Link (International Airport Review)

Terminal velocity
An exceptional passenger experience and commitment to sustainability were key goals for Portland International Airport’s new terminal. The new one million square foot main terminal at Portland International Airport doubles the capacity of PDX and will enable the airport to welcome 35 million passengers annually by 2045. Featuring a 9-acre mass timber roof, the new ...
Link (Airport World)

Winter operations are an Olympic sport for Lyon‑Saint Exupéry Aéroport
Lyon-Saint Exupéry Aéroport, explains how technology is permeating through data, equipment, communications and safety to ensure operational efficiency throughout the unpredictable winter season.Lyon-Saint Exupéry Aéroport, explains how technology is permeating through data, equipment, communications and safety to ensure operational efficiency throughout the unpredictable winter season.
Link (International Airport Review)

Airbus reports 766 commercial aircraft deliveries in 2024
Airbus delivered 766 commercial aircraft to 86 customers around the world in 2024. The Commercial Aircraft business registered 878 gross new orders. As a result, its 2024 year end backlog stood at 8,658 aircraft. Christian Scherer, CEO Commercial Aircraft at Airbus said, “2024 confirmed sustained demand for new aircraft. We won key customer decisions with most important customers and saw phenomenal ...
Link (World Airline News)

The net zero journey
Senior director for environmental protection and sustainability, Jennifer Desharnais, explains how ACI World is guiding airports in their decarbonisation and noise management journeys. Airports around the world continuously aim to balance environmental responsibility and quality of life for those living near airports, while delivering socio-economic benefits to the communities they serve. As they progress towards ...
Link (Airport World)

FAA announces $332 million for airport modernisation grants across 32 states
airport modernisationFederal Aviation Administration allocates over $332 million in grants to enhance airport infrastructure, addressing growing air travel demand and safety improvements.
Link (International Airport Review)

Emirates set to become the world’s first Autism Certified Airline
Per Emirates: Emirates has launched an inspiring journey to officially become the world’s first Autism Certified Airline™, inviting customers with autism and sensory sensitivities to experience Emirates’ seamless services and personalised hospitality, making travel more accessible for all. The inaugural designation is set to be formally awarded by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards ...
Link (World Airline News)

Delta reported record full year 2024 revenue, $5 billion of pre-tax income, $8 billion of operating cash flow and $3.4 billion of free cash flow
Delta Air Lines today reported financial results for the fourth (December) quarter and full year 2024 and provided its outlook for the first (March) quarter and full year 2025. “2024 was a great year for Delta with our results reflecting differentiation from the industry and increased durability. Our people finished the year strong, delivering industry-leading operational ...
Link (World Airline News)

FAA says up to 574 Boeing 767 aircraft may require landing gear inspections
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced that up to 574 Boeing 767 aircraft may require landing gear…
Link (AeroTime)

Turboprop lessor Abelo converts STOL order into regular ATR 42-600, ATR 72-600s
On January 10, 2024, leasing firm Abelo announced that it has converted the entirety of an outstanding order…
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Green machine!
Its achievements, ambitions and commitment to protecting the environment quite simply make Christchurch Airport one of the greenest and sustainably run gateways on the planet, writes Joe Bates. An ever growing list of accolades for its sustainability initiatives ensure that New Zealand’s Christchurch International Airport is a world leader when it comes to its efforts ...
Link (Airport World)

Sustainable design: Uniquely PDX
Being resistant to earthquakes and built from locally sourced materials are two of the key sustainability drivers behind the design of Portland International Airport’s new terminal, writes Vince Granato, chief projects officer at the Port of Portland. It was more than a decade ago, back in 2011, when the conversation about building a new main ...
Link (Airport World)

STARLUX orders five more Airbus A350F freighters
STARLUX Airlines of Taiwan has placed a firm order with Airbus for five more A350F freighters. This doubles an initial order from the airline last year for five of the all-new cargo aircraft. The A350F fleet will be operated by STARLUX Cargo on some of the world’s busiest freight routes. To date STARLUX Airlines operates a fleet ...
Link (World Airline News)

London Heathrow Airport expands its Sustainable Aviation Fuel incentive scheme
Sustainable Aviation FuelLondon Heathrow Airport is expanding its Sustainable Aviation Fuel incentive in 2025, aiming for 3% SAF use, to reduce emissions and support the UK’s transition to sustainable aviation.
Link (International Airport Review)

Riyadh Air prepares for the arrival of its first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
Riyadh Air announced: In a hugely positive move, Riyadh Air is preparing for the arrival of its first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. The leased aircraft, painted in the airline’s resplendent pearl livery and set to be used as a technical spare and for training purposes, will be unveiled at the airline’s home airport at Riyadh’s King ...
Link (World Airline News)

First PIA flight to Paris in four years departs Islamabad after EU ban lifted
The first Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight to Paris in four years has departed Islamabad International Airport (ISB),…
Link (AeroTime)


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