Parting the sea: AIR92 is out now!
The Red Sea region is a key shipping route, and the recent conflict in the region has led to major…
All articles by Peter Nilson
Peter Nilson
@NilsonMuntz
Peter Nilson is the editor of Future Rail, Airport Industry Review, and Ship Technology Global. He was previously the editor of the Just Food and Just Drinks digital magazines. He enjoys long walks on the beach and talking about the weather.
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From terminal to take-off: the role of connectivity in modern airports
Many airports in the UK are seeking to grow, whether through increased passenger capacity by constructing new runways or expanding…
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How automation is transforming European airports
In recent years, in response to serious industry turbulence, we've witnessed a remarkable transformation in how European airports manage their…
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How we can dismantle barriers for disabled travellers
The recent documentary by Sophie Morgan, 'Fight to Fly', captured several specific, but not uncommon, experiences that disabled and older people…
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How integration labs expedite airport technology deployment
Airport information technology systems tend to be last on the construction punch list. That places a lot of pressure on…
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How has airport gaming shifted?
Over the past decade, the gaming market has shown remarkable growth, outearning traditional forms of entertainment. It is now projected…
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VINCI opts for SITA’s digital solution at Brazilian airports
Global technology company SITA has been selected by the Amazon Airport Concessionaire, which operates seven airports in Brazil as part…
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How can we encourage young talent into aviation?
As the start of the academic year approaches – with many internships, apprenticeships and graduate programmes also starting – we…
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Getting a handle on baggage solutions: AIR91 is out now!
The rate of lost baggage has declined over recent years – thanks in no part to the new tech being…
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The promise of improved passenger experience through tech
The passenger experience is central to the travel industry and has become even more critical over the past four years.…