What is being done to ensure that airport car parks are safe and secure? Stephen Vaughn investigates.

What cargo security screening equipment is available today and how is it likely to evolve in the next few years? Saul Wordsworth investigates.

Transforming the global air transportation system (ATS) from ground-based communications and radar control to satellite-based navigation systems will generate significant savings for airlines and passengers, according to a new Deloitte business case study.

Oshkosh has announced the purchase of the SNOZZLE product line and all related intellectual property from Crash Rescue Equipment Services, Inc of Dallas, Texas.

Over 150 fire fighters, police, paramedics and other airport staff took part in a full emergency rescue exercise at Tirana International Airport yesterday to test the Albanian gateway's ability to react to an aircraft crash.

Cambridge Airport in the UK will bolster the full time presence of the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) service when a new, dedicated operations centre is officially opens next week.

Oregon’s Redmond Municipal Airport has become the launch customer of Oshkosh Airport Product Group’s new Striker 3000 aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) vehicle.

The ability to withstand the harsh Canadian winter when temperatures regularly plummet to -20°C was one of the key reasons behind Calagary International Airport's decision to install Carmanah solar LED lights on its airfield. 

IATA claims to have come up with a new security solution for the world’s airports – security tunnels designed to find “bad people, not bad objects”.