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Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has installed videophones for passengers with hearing and speech impairments.

Dubai International Airport (DXB) today claims to have launched a cutting-edge wayfinding system that will ensure that passengers have all the information they need to navigate their way through the gateway at their "fingertips".

A new survey of more than 5,000 international frequent flyers reveals that over 90% of them experience a “world of frustration” at airport check-in, security and immigration.

Sydney Airport has announced plans to open a new four-star hotel in late 2012.

Over 10,000 spectators were on hand to welcome the A380 to Budapest Airport earlier this week.

Germany’s newly opened Magdeburg-Cochstedt International Airport has called in the services of tent maker Neptunus to install a temporary terminal to deal with increased passenger traffic.

American Express Global Foreign Exchange Services has opened the first of three new foreign exchange bureaux at Copenhagen Airport.

The world’s airlines are ready to spend big on passenger mobile services and other transformative technology, according to results published today in the 13th annual Airline IT Trends Survey.

Norwegian airport operator, Avinor, has announced that it will introduce free WiFi at the country's gateways from June 1.

Warsaw Chopin’s decision to embrace social media as a key communication tool appears to be paying off, with the Polish airport now boasting more followers on Facebook than any other European gateway.