The Red Sea region is a key shipping route, and the recent conflict in the region has led to major shipping companies shifting their routes – causing a knock-on effect on the wider freight ecosystem. In our cover story this issue, we explore how air cargo has been impacted by the new landscape.
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Elsewhere, we explore how Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport is looking ahead with a new 25-year plan to boost its sustainability credentials and lower the environmental impact of its operations.
As well as this, we look into the impact of recent political events in the UK and US on civil aviation. What does the return of President-elect Donald Trump mean for the industry, and how will the new UK Budget impact aviation across the pond?
For this, and much more, read on. And don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @Airport_Mag as well.
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In this issue
How disruption in the Red Sea is affecting air cargo
Recent disruptions in the marine shipping industry due to the geopolitical situation in the Red Sea have had a ripple effect across several sectors, in particular air cargo. Keri Allan looks into the matter.
Schiphol’s flight path to a circular future
Schiphol Airport’s 25-year vision, fuelled by a €6bn investment plan, aims to hit its sustainability targets by 2030 and 2050. Frances Marcellin looks at some of its leading initiatives.
What are US stakeholders saying about Trump?
From tax breaks to funding cuts, what will be in store for civil aviation in the US from 2025 onwards? Patrick Rhys Atack investigates.
UK Budget: a helpful start or a disappointment?
A look at how the UK Budget will affect the aviation industry and the wider transport sector. Patrick Rhys Atack reports.
The top 10 most punctual airlines
Delayed arrivals impact in terms of costs, productivity, and customer satisfaction. So, what are the most punctual airlines in the world? Peter Nilson reports.
How automation is transforming European airports
Michel Spruijt, President of Brain Corp International, comments on the increasing adoption of autonomous cleaning robots.
How has airport gaming shifted?
Andrew Van Eeden, VP of global new product & innovations at Airport Dimensions, examines how gaming propositions at airports have evolved.
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In the next issue of Airport Industry Review, we look back at the biggest construction projects in civil aviation to break ground in 2024, highlighting the biggest and most exciting new developments.
We also profile the latest success stories in the world of airport retail, shining a spotlight on the evolution of airport offerings. As well as all this, we look into the latest developments in the future fuels sector, considering whether SAF will take hold as the dominant fuel type, or if another challenger will rise to the top.
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