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  1. ACI World RSS21

    ACI 2027 Global Airport Leaders Conference to Be Held in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

    ACI World and ACI-LAC, after concluding the 2026 WAGA in Lima, announced that the Egyptian Holding Company for Airports and Air Navigation (EHCAAN) will host the 2027 conference, to be held in Sharm El-Sheikh, co-organized by ACI Africa, with dates set for October 16-22, 2027. The 2026 Lima conference attracted more than 600 executives and over 50 speakers, and ACI expects global passenger traffic to double to 19.8 billion by 2047.

Sep 28Mon
  1. China Tourism News

    Beijing Capital Airport Expects Over 1.66 Million Passengers During National Day Holiday

    Beijing Capital International Airport expects to handle over 1.66 million passengers during the National Day holiday, averaging 237,000 per day, with 9,448 flights. Travel peaks fall on October 1 and October 7, each exceeding 245,000 passengers. From September 25 to October 7, over 3.03 million passengers are expected. The airport will add check-in and security counters, deploy more guides, and launch an international version of its integrated service platform and transit vouchers.

  2. TravelDaily China

    Plaza Premium Group Wins Skytrax World's Best Airport Lounge Group for 10th Consecutive Year

    On September 21, 2026, Plaza Premium Group received the "World's Best Airport Lounge Group" award at the Skytrax World Airline Awards in London, marking its 10th consecutive year of recognition since 2016. In addition, three Plaza Premium lounges—at Rome Fiumicino Airport, London Heathrow Airport and Dubai International Airport—ranked among Skytrax's top 10 "World's Best Independent Airport Lounges." Founder and CEO Song Haisi (Haisi Song) said the group pioneered the independent airport lounge concept 28 years ago, and the honor reflects passenger trust and the efforts of its global team. Skytrax CEO Edward Plaisted also congratulated Plaza Premium on the decade-long achievement.

Sep 23Wed
  1. ACI World RSS

    ACI: Global Airport Passenger Traffic Hits Record 9.8 Billion in 2025

    Airports Council International (ACI) World released its 2026 Annual World Airport Traffic Report, showing global airports carried a record 9.8 billion passengers in 2025, with air cargo also hitting an all-time high. The report draws on data from 2,817 commercial airports, capturing an estimated 97% of scheduled global passenger traffic. International traffic drove growth, up 6.1% versus 1.7% for domestic; cargo rose 3.3% and aircraft movements 2.0%. Africa led with 9.0% growth, followed by the Middle East (6.5%), Asia-Pacific (5.1%), Latin America and the Caribbean (4.5%) and Europe (4.2%), while North America fell 0.7%. Momentum has cooled in 2026: first-half passenger traffic reached abo…

Sep 22Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    Economic Achievement Photo Exhibition Opens at Chongqing Airport

    On Sept 21, the "Chasing the 15th Five-Year Plan, Honoring the 14th" economic achievement news photo exhibition opened at Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport's T3B terminal, running from Sept 21 to Oct 20. A total of 721 photos were collected, with 316 selected works and 25 outstanding photography pages from 62 association member units, organized into ten thematic sections. The exhibition is staged at the airport hub and open to passengers. During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the airport completed T3B terminal and a fourth runway, forming a layout of three terminals, four runways and one satellite hall. This summer travel season, the airport handled 65,000 aircraft movements, up 8.9…

Sep 8Tue
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  1. Skift Feed

    How Airports Are Growing Without Blowing Their Climate Goals

    Airports worldwide are pursuing the paradox of hitting net-zero targets while accommodating passenger growth, and many believe the answer lies in building less. Vancouver International (YVR), Amsterdam Schiphol, and Heathrow are using digital twins and analytics to squeeze more capacity from existing assets, avoiding emissions and costs of new construction. Where expansion is unavoidable, operators like Aena, San Diego International, and YVR design in efficiency, renewables, and modularity from the start. However, Scope 3 emissions, dominated by flights, remain the biggest challenge, with aviation accounting for roughly 2.5% of global carbon emissions.

  2. Pinchain Tourism

    Guizhou Aviation Group Sees 6.72% Passenger Growth in Summer

    During the 2026 summer travel season (July 1-August 31), Guizhou Aviation Group handled 6.2293 million passengers, up 6.72% year-on-year, with 43,648 flight movements, up 4.57%. Guiyang Airport carried 5.2477 million passengers, up 7.8%, with a single-day peak of 91,972. Regional airports and Colorful Guizhou Airlines also grew. The group launched ticket-based consumption vouchers, optimized routes, and maintained safety.

  3. TripVivid

    Hainan Airports Handle 8.7 Million Passengers in Summer

    On September 2, Hainan Airport Group released summer travel data. The three airports of Haikou, Sanya, and Qionghai collectively handled 57,000 flights and 8.7 million passengers, up 3.8% year-on-year. Among them, international flights exceeded 3,100 with 460,000 passengers. Total flights increased 2.4% year-on-year, and flight punctuality rate improved by 2.2 percentage points.

Sep 2Wed
  1. ACI World RSS

    ACI World Airport Experience Summit Convenes in Istanbul

    ACI World hosts the 8th Airport Experience Summit in Istanbul with nearly 800 delegates, themed 'Airport Experience: The New Era.' The summit explores human-centric travel and presents ASQ Customer Experience Awards, marking the 20th anniversary of the ASQ program. ACI's Director General emphasizes that as global passenger traffic is forecast to nearly double in two decades, airports must invest in infrastructure and genuine hospitality.

Aug 27Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    UK Airport Record Masks Sharp Drop in Gulf Traffic

    UK airports set a record for Q2 passenger numbers, handling over 81 million, but growth was nearly flat at 0.15% year-on-year. The Iran war and a UK travel advisory caused a sharp collapse in Gulf traffic: UAE down 42%, Qatar down 45%, Saudi Arabia down 40%, Bahrain down 54%, and Kuwait down 68%, with the five markets losing nearly 1.5 million passengers combined. Emirates' UK passenger numbers fell 46% and Qatar Airways' fell 42%, while Dubai dropped out of the top 10 international destinations to 15th. Low-cost carriers and strong Western European demand offset some of the losses.

  2. EU Transport News

    EU launches public consultation on Balanced Approach Regulation evaluation

    The European Commission has launched a public consultation on the evaluation of the Balanced Approach Regulation, which sets procedures for introducing noise-related operating restrictions at major EU airports. It ensures Member States consider a range of measures and consult stakeholders before imposing restrictions. Contributions are due by 19 November 2026, aiming to balance community and aviation interests.

Aug 22Sat
  1. Hospitality Technology

    CPK Plans 1,000 Automated Kiosks Nationwide

    California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) has partnered with T-ROC Global to deploy up to 1,000 automated retail machines nationwide over the next three years, targeting high-traffic locations such as airports, universities, hospitals, and hotels. The kiosks use Turbo-chef cooking technology to deliver a CPK pizza in about 90 seconds. T-ROC will handle operations, replenishment, and maintenance, with an initial rollout of clusters of at least 20 units across 30 major U.S. markets.

Aug 19Wed
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Adelaide Airport Deploys Amadeus Self-Service Technology

    Adelaide Airport is partnering with Amadeus to deploy over 50 Seamless Bag Drop S7 Air and S7 Air Hybrid units and about 80 Seamless Kiosks, enhancing self-service check-in and bag drop. The airport will also adopt Amadeus ACUS cloud service, allowing airlines to operate from any counter, and Smart Message to replace legacy Teletype.

Aug 13Thu
Aug 4Tue
  1. UK CAA News

    UK Airports Improve Accessibility as Demand for Assistance Hits Record

    The UK CAA published its annual Airport Accessibility Report for 2025/26. A record 5.9 million passengers used assistance services in 2025, up 115.8% since 2015. Of 28 airports, 19 were rated 'Very Good' and 9 'Good', with none 'Needs Improvement' or 'Poor'. However, satisfaction among disabled passengers (82%) is lower than overall (88%), and 58% of disabled consumers reported difficulties.

Jul 31Fri
  1. Brazil ANAC News

    Brazil's ANAC holds Brasília airport roadshow and reinforces public consultation deadline

    Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) held a roadshow on July 27-28 in Brasília to present the competitive procedure for renegotiating the Brasília airport concession contract and reinforced the deadline of August 7 for Public Consultation No. 10/2026. The event, organized with the Investment Partnerships Program (PPI) and the Civil Aviation Secretariat, aimed to clarify project details and encourage contributions. Seven groups participated in in-person and online meetings.

Jul 23Thu
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Digital IDs in air travel move beyond pilots to operational deployments

    IATA, Amadeus, and SITA state that digital identity technology is mature, with focus shifting to cross-border interoperability and government policy. IATA expects mass adoption within 1-2 years. India's DigiYatra has enabled around 100 million biometric journeys. Challenges remain in government adoption and cross-border trust. Europe's EES delays highlight airport capacity issues. Passenger demand is strong, with about 80% wanting smartphones to manage travel credentials.

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  1. ACI World RSS

    ACI World Launches Policy Agenda 2030, Urging Aviation Regulation Modernization

    ACI World released its Policy Agenda 2030 on 5 May 2026 in Montreal, setting out four airport-industry policy priorities: airports as businesses, airport capacity enhancement, safety, security and operations, and sustainable growth and decarbonization. ACI World warned that outdated regulatory frameworks risk constraining global air travel growth, capacity and sustainability, and urged governments and regulators to act on capacity, connectivity, resilience and socio-economic value. The agenda complements ACI World's 2025-2030 Strategic Plan and aligns with the ICAO Strategic Plan 2026-2050.

Mar 17Tue
Feb 24Tue
  1. ACI World RSS

    ACI World Reveals 2025 ASQ Awards for Best Airport Customer Experience

    ACI World announced the 2025 ASQ Customer Experience Awards, showing airports outperforming other industries in customer experience as passenger satisfaction continues to rise. Nearly 707,000 passengers were surveyed in real time, with more than half of the world's air travelers passing through ASQ-rated airports. Border and passport control saw the largest satisfaction gains, while airport ambience and cleanliness were the strongest drivers of overall satisfaction.

Jan 28Wed
  1. ACI World RSS

    ACI World releases global airport traffic forecasts as long-term demand growth continues to reshape…

    Airports Council International (ACI) World released its World Airport Traffic Forecasts 2025-2054, projecting global passenger traffic to reach 10.2 billion in 2026 (+3.9% YoY) and double to 18.8 billion by 2045. The report highlights strong long-term demand but challenges like capacity constraints and uneven regional growth, calling for collective investment in infrastructure.

Jan 12Mon
  1. ACI World RSS

    ACI World welcomes Munich Airport CEO as its new Chair

    Airports Council International (ACI) World announced that Jost Lammers, CEO of Munich Airport, has been elected Chair of the World Governing Board for the 2026-2027 term, succeeding Candace McGraw. Lammers brings over 25 years of global aviation experience, having served as ACI EUROPE President and led Munich Airport.

Nov 26Wed
  1. ACI World RSS

    ACI World and Amadeus Announce 2025 Airport Innovation Awards

    ACI World and Amadeus announced the winners of the 2025 Technology Innovation Awards at Airports Innovate 2025 in Busan, Republic of Korea, recognizing airports for advances in digital transformation, data-driven operations, identity-enabled self-service, and sustainable climate-smart terminals. Winners include Kempegowda International Airport for biometric baggage drop and Queen Alia International Airport for smart cleaning.

Jun 29Wed
  2. SAP Concur Blog

    What to Do In Orlando: A Business Travel Guide

    SAP Concur and TripIt provide a guide for travelers attending conferences in Orlando or on bleisure trips. Orlando International Airport (MCO) is one of the top-15 busiest U.S. airports, with one main terminal and four airside concourses. Orlando is the world's largest rental car market, with major agencies on-airport and off-airport options via complimentary shuttle. Public transit includes SunRail commuter rail and LYNX bus, with a single ride at $2.00 and an all-day pass at $4.50. Recommended accommodations include Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa near the Orange County Convention Center, Marriott Orlando Downtown, and Hyatt Regency inside MCO.

Jan 15Tue