Health and safety
One Too Many campaign launches
The UK government-endorsed 'One Too Many' campaign will remind passengers of the serious consequences of disruptive behaviour while flying
Irish aviation addresses passenger misconduct
The Irish Aviation Authority, along with industry stakeholders, is launching a declaration to combat unruly passenger behaviour
Edinburgh tackles disruptive passengers
Edinburgh Airport has launched its disruptive passenger campaign – No Excuse For Abuse – ahead of the 2024 summer season
Houston hits safety milestone
Houston Airports is celebrating a significant safety achievement at its ongoing construction project, the IAH Terminal Development Program (ITRP)
Schiphol tests air filtration device
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is conducting a pilot to reduce ultrafine particles on the airport's apron, using the Cirqulair air filtration system
SFO debuts wastewater programme
SFO has launched a CDC programme to continuously monitor airplane wastewater samples for variants of SARS-CoV-2
Dubai Airports wins safety awards
Dubai Airports, the operator of Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central (DWC), has won two prestigious international safety awards
Satco opens $10m ARC in Ohio
The world’s first manufacturer-owned Air Cargo Safety Research Center (ARC) has been opened by Satco in Miami Township, Ohio
Hactl wins four Hong Kong OSH awards
Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) has won four awards in the 20th Hong Kong Occupational Safety and Health Award scheme
Phoenix Sky Harbor receives ACI accreditation
The airport was assessed on its cleanliness and general approach to health and safety
ACI extends airport health certification programme
The programme evaluates all passenger processes to help boost customer confidence
London City achieves accreditation for new health measures
Alongside the introduction of stringent Covid-19 safety regulations, the airport also plans to expand its testing facility