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New Radar Installed at Newark Airport for Air Traffic Control Upgrades
A new Surface Movement Radar (SMR) system has been installed at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.
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Government of Canada Supports Modernisation of Inuvik (Mike Zubko) Airport
The Government of Canada will provide up to 49.5 million CAD to upgrade Inuvik (Mike Zubko) Airport in the Northwest Territories.
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Swissport Opens Temperature-Controlled Cargo Facility at Kilimanjaro
Swissport has announced the opening of a brand-new temperature-controlled cargo facility at Kilimanjaro International Airport.
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Pan Am’s Planned Airline Return and the Strategy Behind the Revival
Pan Am is pursuing a return to scheduled airline operations while expanding across private aviation and travel. Here’s what comes next.
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PIT Tests AI-Powered System for Foreign Object Debris Detection on Airfields
Pittsburgh International Airport is testing an AI-powered system to detect foreign object debris (FOD) during airfield inspections.
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Plaza Premium Group Opens High Speed Rail Lounge at Hong Kong West Kowloon Station
Plaza Premium Group opens Hong Kong's first high-speed rail lounge at West Kowloon Station with MTR Corporation.
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Estonia Leads Europe's Transition to Digital NOTAM Services with Frequentis
EANS goes live with Frequentis Digital NOTAM services, one of the first such implementations in Europe's aviation sector.
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CLEAR Launches Corporate Memberships, Bringing Seamless Travel Benefits to Business Travellers
CLEAR launches Corporate Memberships, combining CLEAR+, Concierge and TSA PreCheck to streamline business travel for companies.
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Hamad International Airport Rolls Out Biometric Travel Across More Than 700 Touchpoints
SITA and Qatar Airways help Hamad International Airport roll out biometric travel across more than 700 touchpoints.
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Beyond the Checkpoint: Rethinking Identity at the Border
HID Global explains how biometric identity verification is strengthening border security and improving traveller experience.
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Why Ground Handlers Are Rethinking Who Owns the Equipment
HiSERV examines why ground handling licence upheaval is pushing operators toward pooled equipment rather than owned GSE fleets
