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Grounded: delays continue to dog Berlin Brandenburg
20 Feb 2013
Almost two months after announcing the fourth and latest delay for Berlin Brandenburg International Airport, due to continuing technical problems, airport operator Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg GmbH More
Grounded: delays continue to dog Berlin Brandenburg
Almost two months after announcing the fourth and latest delay for Berlin Brandenburg International Airport, due to continuing technical problems, airport operator Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg GmbH
Muon tomography attracts researchers
The latest available figures from the International Atomic Energy Agency's Illicit Trafficking Database (ITDB) show that, between January 1993 and December 2011, a total of 2,164 confirmed
INIA concession cancelled amid acrimony
The government of the Maldives on 27 November terminated the 25-year public-private concession for its biggest foreign investment project: the USD511 million Ibrahim Nassir International Airport
Russia stands on the cusp of change
Infrastructure development and regional route liberalisation could lead to a new direction for the civil aviation sector Competition at Russia's two main hub airports, state-owned Sheremetyevo
ATC equipment market remains buoyant
Expanding economies are continuing to increase expenditure on equipment as investment remains stable in established aviation markets The IHS Jane's Air Traffic Control annual survey of equipment
Ethiopia plots major capacity expansion
Following a rapid growth in traffic at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport in recent years, plans are now under way to build a major new airport that would supersede Bole as main national hub for
Indian issues: regionals seek role in expansion strategy
Growth expectations are reflected by aircraft manufacturer Boeing, which predicts that Indian airlines will need 1,450 new aircraft in the period 2012-31. "India will have the highest passenger
China draws battle lines over ETS
Experts envisage fiery fight over emissions trading if a compromise is not found Chinese aviation officials continue to brand the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) as trade protectionism and a breach
Jane's ATC Awards 2013: your chance to nominate
For the 13th year in succession, IHS Jane's Airport Review invites readers to promote achievements in air traffic control (ATC) and air traffic management (ATM), for an awards ceremony in Madrid
Airbus enjoys hub success with A380
Almost five years after it entered service, the A380 has transformed airports across the world and, despite the costs, hubs are seeing its value The first A380 for Thai Airways International is
Getting Libya back on course
Libya's aviation industry is attempting to get back to normal following the disruption of the civil war, with expansion work at Tripoli International Airport set to resume shortly. Little more
Australia pioneers fully integrated ‘glass tower’
The new control tower at Broome International Airport, Western Australia, is the first of four identical facilities due to go into operation in 2012 under Airservices Australia’s National Tower