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Access denied

A multi-layered approach is the best way to secure the airport perimeter, writes Alec Owen.

Published in Security

Liquid technology

Security manufacturers continue to develop new technology capable of detecting explosives in liquids, aerosols and gels (LAGs), writes Stephen Vaughan.

Published in IT

Fantastic journey!

The implementation of a single European Sky would have massive consequences for the region’s airports and the European economy, writes Graham Newton.

Published in Other

Dallas Love Field

Modernisation programme set to complete transformation of Dallas’ second gateway.

Published in Other

Virtual reality bytes

Cloud computing has created a wealth of commercial, operational and customer service benefits for airports, writes Mike Benjamin.

Published in IT

All aboard

Robin Stone discovers more about the history and evolution of the airport railway station.

Published in Passenger Services

Happy landings

Alexander Kandt and Fabrice Villaumé consider the dangers of airfield excursions and the development of new technology designed to prevent runway overruns.

Published in Other

Time for change?

Philip Baum argues that the time is right for the aviation industry to embrace passenger profiling as an effective and non-discriminatory security measure.

Published in Security

The China factor

Peta Tomlinson discovers more about the future development plans of Hong Kong International Airport as it aims to cope with ever growing demand from Mainland China.

Published in Airport Profiles

Everyone's a winner

The top prize: Rebecca Catley accepts the Peggy G Hereford award on behalf of Vancouver International Airport.

Vancouver International Airport scoops the top honour in ACI-NA’s 2012 Excellence in Airport Marketing & Communications Contest.

Published in Marketing & Communication