Naviair and Saab Sensis have teamed up to provide ADS-B coverage across Greenland and the Faroe Islands. We find out how this surveillance technology can help to improve efficiency and situational awareness while reducing emissions in even the most challenging conditions. We also ask how the implementation of SESAR could make airspace ten times safer, and what other fundamental changes are under way.
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Moreover, we explore the challenges faced by the UK Department for International Development’s project to build an airport on the remote island of Saint Helena, take a look at Dubai International Airport’s world-first A380 facility and see what else the airport has in store this year.
We find out how top airports are rising above the crowd by offering state-of-the-art entertainment and leisure attractions, from in-house casinos and breweries to golf courses and museums. We also look at how new education policies and more visible role models are changing the way women are seen in the aviation and aerospace sector.
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With its enhanced capabilities and low cost, next-generation ADS-B aircraft surveillance technology is becoming an aviation industry standard. AIR finds out how Denmark’s ANSP Naviair plans to extend ADS-B coverage to more remote regions.
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The changes SESAR brings to air traffic management will impact upon every aspect of how Europe’s skies and airports are managed. We investigate the fundamental changes that are under way.
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A Dot in the Atlantic
The UK Department for International Development’s project to build an airport on the remote island of Saint Helena promises to be a monumental task. AIR asks the project director, Jimmy Johnston, about the challenges involved.
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Lofty Ambitions
Dubai International Airport aims to be the world’s leading aviation hub with the world’s first A380-dedicated facility opening this year. We examine what else it has in store for 2013.
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Life of Leisure
In a competitive market, top airports are offering state-of-the-art entertainment and leisure attractions for bored travellers. We investigate how the world’s best airports are elevating themselves above and beyond their core function.
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Smooth Operations
Dubai International Airport’s Terminal 3 is home to the largest baggage handling system in the world and is setting the standard for security and speedy loading. AIR takes a look at the terminal’s technology.
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Women in Aviation
Women are vastly under-represented in the aviation and aerospace sectors and while change has been slow, new education policies and more visible role models are shifting the status quo.
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The US Federal Aviation Administration has not accepted sequestration lightly, accusing Congress of causing flight delays and jeopardising passenger security. As the controversy evolves, we investigate how the budget cuts will affect the US industry.
We also find out how the UK’s air traffic radar network can be proofed against interference from the new 4G mobile spectrum, ask how the IATA’s Checkpoint of the Future programme could change the face of airport security, and investigate how airports are using passengers’ personal data beyond the purposes of security and border control.
Moreover, we take a look at Dallas / Fort Worth International Airport’s high-tech terminal upgrade, and find out how Poland’s Warsaw Chopin Airport is using a highly focused social media strategy to improve passenger interaction and drive business.
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